: My investigation lead me all over. In order to see the bigger
: picture...this document surface over the Net. It is a
: letter on White House stationary signed by President Bush
: authorizing a "wet" operation. I have checked
: this letter out as far as I can..and sad to say I believe
: it to be authentic....please read part one of my
: investigation...the letter is posted directly on the site.
: http://www.wine-storage.com/octopus.html . I am told the
: reason why it is not dated is because it was an opened
: ended task...it is alleged to have to do with Ross Perot

: ...when he was running for the presidency in 1992.

: Chip Tatum is a very reliable and accurate source. No one in
: their right mind would publish a letter on the interent
: with the president's signature of this type unless it is
: correct and true. Mr. (Col.) Chip Tautum is in his right
: mind. He spent many years in the U.S. military as an
: Officer...and is a good American citizen.

: Please read and check out Mr. Tatum and pass (copy) to
: everyone you can.

Ross Perot is his own man. He is not a member of the CFR or the TriLateral Commission. He has been invited to attend the Bilderberger's meeting but always declines. Mr. Perot has his own views about America; and one thing is for sure, it doesn't fit the ideas of the Bilderbergers.

When Mr. Perot made his bid for the presidency, he had his own intellignce group. It is alleged that he found out that President Bush..."really broke the law"...apparently President Bush became aware of what Mr. Perot had, and Mr. Perot was going to go public with these documents.

President Bush reasoned or rationalized ..he did what he did for the good of America. Consequently, the President used the National Security Council to get these documents back at any cost... even if Mr. Perot had to be killed.

Col. Chip Tatum is a soldier. Soldier kill during wartime, and during peace time they are assassins...BUT NOT their "own countrymen". We have laws, and assassination is not a law. Hence this is why the Bush letter was made public.