A continuation of the earlier blog . . . Recent White House belligerence about leaks is odd, given that one of the closest relatives of the president was involved in a corporate structure that operated for years like a swinging cat door between Kuwaiti financial investment, on one hand, and security information at sensitive U.S. sites including the World Trade Center, on the other.

 

Three interesting companies were all connected by personnel and financing. The first was a security company called Stratesec or Securacom, where Marvin P. Bush, youngest brother of the president, served as director from 1992 through ...   more »

Since 2003, I have received occasional requests for the primary sources cited in my articles about Bush family interests in sensitive security sites including the World Trade Center and Dulles Airport. For convenience, today’s blog lists several of the pertinent links in a quick historical overview. Sources linked are public record.   The president’s youngest brother, Marvin P. Bush, located in a northern Virginia suburb of D.C., sat 1993-2000 on the board of directors of a security company first named Securacom and then named Stratesec, a contractor for the World Trade Center and for Dulles Airport. Marvin Bush is ...   more »