'In the late 1950s, the H. Smith Richardson Foundation took part in the "psycho-logical warfare" of the CIA. This was not a foreign, but a domestic, covert operation, carried out mainly against unwitting US citizens. CIA Director Allen Dulles and his British allies organized MK-ULTRA, the testing of psychotropic drugs including LSD on a very large scale, allegedly to evaluate 'chemical warfare' possibilities. In this period, the Richardson Foundation helped finance experiments at Bridgewater Hospital in Massachusetts, the center of some of the most brutal MK-ULTRA tortures'.As has been summarised [page 62], Eli Lilly Co. synthesised LSD for the Central Intelligence Agency's brutal MK-ULTRA offensive, which at a later stage was allegedly controlled by Richard Cheney, George Bush Jr.'s Vice President. Russell S. Bowen reports that 'after leaving the CIA [sic: this is of course inaccurate] in 1977, George Bush was made a Director of the Eli Lilly pharmaceutical company by none other than Dan Quayle's father and family, who owned the controlling interest in the Lilly company and the Indianapolis Star. Dan Quayle subsequently allegedly acted as a go-between for drug kingpins, gun runners and US Government officials' implicated in what is formally known as the Iran-Contra scandals (although this phrase has since acquired the broader meaning of referencing the entire hornets' nest of related scandals). 'The entire Bush family were large stockholders in Lilly, Abbott, Bristol, Pfizer, etc. After Bush's disclosure of assets in 1979, it became public [knowledge] that Bush's family still had a large interest in Pfizer and substantial stock in the drug companies. In fact, Bush actively lobbied illegally both within and without the Administration as Vice President in 1981, to permit drug companies to dump more unwanted, obsolete or especially domestically-banned substances on Third World countries'.'While Vice President, Bush continued to act illegally on behalf of pharmaceutical companies by going to the IRS [Internal Revenue Service] for special tax breaks for certain drug companies manufacturing in Puerto Rico. In 1981, Bush was ordered to stop lobbying on behalf of the drug companies, by the US Supreme Court. He did, but the pharmaceutical companies still received a 23% additional tax break for their companies in Puerto Rico which made these American-outlawed drugs for sale to Third World countries'43. As is revealed in Addendum 3 on page 679, Dan Quayle has subsequently allegedly been engaged in finding 'placement' opportunities for the endless streams of drug-trafficking proceeds which are laundered via so-called 'hedge funds'.

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