ArchivedArticles: Is Bush's other Brain in his Ear? The In-Ear Receiver that goes with Bush's Bulge in his Suit uses Wireless, In-ear-prompt Audio Technology that is Readily Available, Widely Used

Is Bush's other Brain in his Ear? The In-Ear Receiver that goes with Bush's Bulge in his Suit uses Wireless, In-ear-prompt Audio Technology that is Readily Available, Widely Used

by Rob Kall, OpEdNews.com

The internet is abuzz with words and images speculating that Bush used a bug to cheat in the first and possibly the second debate. There are pictures of a bulge in his back, reports of encyclopedic knowledge without notes by usually clueless Bush, pictures of what looks like something in his ear in earlier photos.... This article pulls together a number of these reports and also discusses the actual technology involved, which is widely used by the networks. In spite of this, the mainstream media are failing to report that they use this technology every day.

It doesn't take much googling to dig up a trove of info on the technology it looks like George Bush has been using routinely in his presidential duties.

Just Google In-ear wireless invisible and you get over 600 Google "hits."

My contact in Europe, attorney Robert Thompson, reports from France that the media there are covering it quite differently than the sold-out to right-wingers major media here.

"Great fun was had at the expense of the explanation put out by his propaganda machine that this was just an unfortunate and unnoticed crease in the material of the jacket.

"Since I have seen in Fahrenheit 9/11 the fastidious care taken to prepare Mr Bush for any kind of televised appearance, it is hard for me (or for the highly sceptical press and public in our country) to believe this version of events. We were shown very carefully on the television how tiny the modern ear-pieces can be, since the presenter of the main breakfast-time show on public television wears one to remain informed of any problems.

"Until now, I had never noticed that he had this device right inside his right ear, and one had to look hard (and in extreme close-up) to detect its presence through the minute tag attached to enable it to be removed, even though he was pointing out to us exactly where it was."

Unfortunately, here in the USA, the media are supporting the Bush campaign team's story line-- accepting a note from his tailor that it's just a crease. Then they go a step further and suggest that this is another conspiracy theory, like alien kidnapping.

But then there's the story on Bob Fertik's Democrats.com Bush's Interpreter Says Bush Uses Earpiece which says that interpreters have repeatedly observed Bush to demonstrate a level of encyclopedic knowledge, without any notes, about obscure topics that is totally contrary to his nature.

And we know that the use of in-ear wireless audio prompters is widespread in the broadcasting industry. One retail source in New York said that the big networks buy directly from the manufacturer, to get better discounts, when they buy 100 at a time.

Another retailer selling this technology said,

"They are quite prevalent in the broadcasting industry. If you need to do it, there