O'Neill Revelations Agree With Voice Predictions
Read The Voice Page 2 Jan. 28, 2003

Words of Wisdom by Ye Olde Physic & Soothsayer

Now We Know, It Was All For OIL
Paul O'Neill, former Treasury Secretary in the Bush administration has come forth with information which supports our message from the mountain early last year.
Mr. O'Neill revealed that Bush and several in the Cabinet were planning to invade Iraq as soon as president Clinton left office. It appears that 9-11 was the excuse this group was looking for to proceed with their plans to get control of Iraq and divvy up the vast oil reserves. Ron Suskind who wrote the book even presented a map which the President and his men had drawn concerning the oil reserves and, further, that they had even discussed what corporations would be considered for contracts to explore and remove the oil.
This pretty well confirms Voice From The Mountain messages which have been revealed here previously. It also explains why President Bush does not wish to allow the UN to have any control over the rebuilding of Iraq and formation of a new government, Bush and his men would lose control of the OIL!
Americans are much indebted to Mr. O'Neill for giving us this look inside the Bush white house and the goings on there before he thrust us into war in Iraq. Now we know that Mr. Bush and his appointees knew what their future plans were long before the 9-11 attacks and that the pledges he made during his presidential campaign were nothing more than vote getting words which were forgotten as soon as the Supreme Court gave him the election.
I predict that Mr O'Neill's revelations will cause a big decline in Mr. Bush's approval ratings during this year.
I also predict that there will be several defections from the Republican Party during 2004.

Heed The Voice Of The Mountain!
The Truth Will Prevail!

History Repeated 1750 & 2003

It appears that history is being repeated when we compare what "King" George Bush II is doing today with the things King George of England did during the eighteenth century.  See historical excerpt below:
George III succeeded his grandfather, George II, in 1760 (Frederick, Prince of Wales, had died in 1751 having never ruled). George was determined to recover the prerogative lost to the ministerial council by the first two Georges; in the first two decades of the reign, he methodically weakened the Whig party through bribery, coercion and patronage. Prime Minister, William Pitt the Elder was toppled by Whigs after the Peace of Paris, and men of mediocre talent and servile minds were hand-picked by George as Cabinet members, acting as little more than yes-men. Bouts with madness and the way he handled the American Revolution eroded his support and the power of the Crown was granted again to the Prime Minister.