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| Still More On The Bush Family & Sun Myung Moon
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| posted on Tuesday, April 17, 2007
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OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA - When former president George H W Bush takes the
stage to deliver the keynote address in honor of the 25th anniversary
of the ultra-conservative Washington Times newspaper in mid-May, it
will not be the first time he has spoken in support of one of the
Reverend Sun Myung Moon's enterprises.
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| Moon/Bush 'Ongoing Crime Enterprise'
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| posted on Monday, February 19, 2007
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From petty local scams to international money-laundering, the Rev. Sun
Myung Moon’s political/media/business/religious empire has all the
looks of a global “ongoing criminal enterprise,” albeit one with enough
powerful friends in Washington to protect it from serious consequences.
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| Archbishop: Sun Myung Moon Behind Fight For Married Priests
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| posted on Monday, December 11, 2006
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PARSIPPANY, N.J. - A renegade Roman Catholic archbishop who was
excommunicated by the Vatican after he installed married priests as
bishops acknowledged Saturday that South Korean evangelist Rev. Sun
Myung Moon is supporting his crusade against mandatory celibacy.
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| Turbulence At Sun Myung Moon's 'Washington Times'
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| posted on Tuesday, October 03, 2006
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These are edgy times at the Washington Times. Still one of the most important right-wing organs in the nation, the
paper has a circulation base of around 100,000. According to a source
close to senior management, in the past two decades it has burned
through far more than the $1.7 billion previously reported. During that
time its editorial stance has consistently leaned to the hard right, as
its favorite targets have ranged from liberal comsymps to President
Bill Clinton to, most recently, "illegal aliens" and their allies in
the "open borders lobby." Throughout, the Times has served as a major
key on the conservative movement's Mighty Wurlitzer.
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| The Moon-Bush Cash Conduit
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| posted on Wednesday, June 21, 2006
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Over the past quarter century, South Korean theocrat Sun Myung Moon has
been one of the Bush family’s major benefactors – both politically and
financially – while enjoying what appears to be protection against
federal investigations into evidence that his cult-like organization
has functioned as a criminal enterprise.
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| Sun Myung Moon's IIFWP International Peace Conference
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| posted on Wednesday, January 11, 2006
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“A stable and harmonious family begins with a genuine love-based,
peaceful co-existence of the husband and wife. This then leads to a
very precious relationship between the parents and children who produce
successful and productive citizens of the world,” Dr. Moon was quoted
as having said. Ngwenya said Dr. Moon reiterated a truly providential
and revolutionary proposal for a global project for world peace —- an
underwater passage for transit across the Bering Strait that will link
the divided worlds from east to west and north to south across the
globe.
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