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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Figures.... the first word in the title of the first link is "Bush". 
If you actually look into it, Prescott Bush was nothing more than a high level employee for a bank that did business with the Nazis. While the bank itself was prosecuted for violating "trading with the enemy" laws, Bush himself was not an officer of the company, and thus he was not prosecuted as an individual.
There are many other big names who were much more guilty of doing business with the Nazis during wartime.....people like Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller and William Randolph Hearst. |
For a second it seemed you were defending Bush.
Then I read your next post. All is right with the world again...
Oh, and it's spelt "Opel" not "Opal."
One's a car manufacturer, the other's a jewel.