> PHOTOS Show George W. Bush Seriously Ill Physically
27 December 2004, 17:40
DR. MOREAU: This is the STORY OF THE NEW YEAR, 2005!
Note Bush doesn’t run anymore, he bikes. They have an excuse for that.
Show these photos to any police officer. Ask him if that is a bullet-proof vest Bush is wearing. The answer is "Heck no!" It’s a Lifevest defib.
Ask any electronics buff you know: can communications "bugs" be miniaturized so they don’t show through clothing: The answer is: For years they have been. It’s a LifeVest defib.
Ask any doctor: Can defibrillator electrodes to deliver a shock be made very small? The answer is no. Such electrodes have to have sufficient contact area. The size has already been reduced on the LifeVest by having the electrodes secrete a conductive gell when the patient passes out. They still show through the back of a suit coat. It’s a LifeVest defib.
Note that the doctors prescribed aspirin and statins for Bush. They did this although they noted a hearing loss. Aspirin makes hearing loss worse. They are willing to sacrifice his hearing to save his life with the anti-clotting action of aspirin.
Administraton officials will deny all of this as long as they can. Senator Kerry was too chivalrous to mention the LifeVest, even though he had to notice. The truth will come out if you post the parent article as widely as you can.
DR. MOREAU: This is the STORY OF THE NEW YEAR, 2005!
Note Bush doesn’t run anymore, he bikes. They have an excuse for that.
Show these photos to any police officer. Ask him if that is a bullet-proof vest Bush is wearing. The answer is "Heck no!" It’s a Lifevest defib.
Ask any electronics buff you know: can communications "bugs" be miniaturized so they don’t show through clothing: The answer is: For years they have been. It’s a LifeVest defib.
Ask any doctor: Can defibrillator electrodes to deliver a shock be made very small? The answer is no. Such electrodes have to have sufficient contact area. The size has already been reduced on the LifeVest by having the electrodes secrete a conductive gell when the patient passes out. They still show through the back of a suit coat. It’s a LifeVest defib.
Note that the doctors prescribed aspirin and statins for Bush. They did this although they noted a hearing loss. Aspirin makes hearing loss worse. They are willing to sacrifice his hearing to save his life with the anti-clotting action of aspirin.
Administraton officials will deny all of this as long as they can. Senator Kerry was too chivalrous to mention the LifeVest, even though he had to notice. The truth will come out if you post the parent article as widely as you can.
As soon as it hits the AP wire — IT’S OUT!