Hinckley Labeled as 'CLINTBUSH' - They take care of their own

One of the familiar themes which recurs from time to time is how the terrorists take care of their own. For example, it was published that the brother of Reagan shooter, John Hinckley, Jr., had dinner plans at the home of Neil Bush in Denver, the night after the Reagan Shooting.

To many observing this whole incident it should be clear now that Hinckley is or was likely a 'CLINTBUSH' team player. 'CLINTBUSH' is a name or reference which was probably coined and first used by the now late Christopher Story, also listed as assassinated.

Just as the now late Mae Brussell had said - "The right wing takes care of their own". It's in your faces now, folks.

Mae Brussell died of something like a quick cancer, also ....similar to Jack Ruby's 3 week cancer.

"Bush Son Had Dinner Plans With Hinckley Brother Before Shooting" - AP (March 31, 1981)
http://killtown.911review.org/assassinations/reagan.html

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: Releasing the Terrorists - Reagan Shooter, Hinckley, Released
: - Sirhan Remains in Custody - Red vs. Blue

: As Reagan Shooter, John Hinckley Jr., is released from custody
: the public can wonder why Sirhan Sirhan remains in custody.
: Target Reagan was Red, Republican. Target RFK was Blue,
: Democrat. Those in power during release of the shooter of
: Red target are Blue. Too simplistic, or is it another
: desperate gasp to release and empower the terrorists?

: Researcher Mae Brussell and others believed that Thayne
: Caesar, a defense contractor employee, was involved in the
: R.F.K. Assassination.

: Those who allegedly killed Democrat big-wig Sharon Tate also
: remain in custody, no parole. Red target shooter gets off
: on a mental, Blue target shooters rot.

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: Judge grants John Hinckley Jr. his freedom decades after
: Reagan assassination attempt

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: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/27/judge-grants-john-hinckley-jr-his-freedom-decades-after-reagan-assassination-attempt.html