Dresser Industries organization

“Malin, excuse me, M-A-L-L-O-N. He was also a Skull and Bones from Yale. And at the time he was the chairman of Dresser. So again, this is a Skull and Bones person taking care of a Skull and Bones person, which is why Warhamster wants to do …”

“who later rose to a high-level job at the CIA and asked to not be identified because of his skull and bones connections and not his CIA connections, Dresser had long provided cover jobs for the agency. Confirming Mallon's cooperation with t…”

“At a meeting at SMU, this steering group included George McGee and Neil Mallon. McGee was currently the Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning and a member of the CFR. Neil Mallon then was Chairman of the Board of Dresser Industri…”

“As senior director of Dresser Industries, which is now part of Halliburton, Walker's son-in-law, Prescott Bush, became involved in the Middle East in the years after World War II. But it was George H.W. Bush who forged the dynasty's stronge…”

“He would become a World War I aviator, became a major in World War I for the U.S. Navy. Later on, he would become the president of a company we've talked about before named Dresser Industries. He became the president in 1928 at the age of 3…”

“After Dresser's death, Governor Solomon Robert Dresser, the firm, the descendants sold the company to W.A. Harriman and Company, or they took the company public. And W.A. Harriman, Skull and Bones, was the underwriting investment bank. They…”

“A lot of these are government contracts. They'd go on in the 80s to purchase Harvester's construction equipment business, which is big, big dig stuff. They would purchase American Standard's Wabco division, which is all the earth moving and…”

“And the Russians at the same time, which we've talked about. What I found interesting is Bush sat on a lot of other boards at the time. He sat on the board of Brown Brothers Harriman, the U.S. Guarantee Corporation, Prudential Insurance, CB…”

“And we talked about them last week. Just to remind everyone, who did Dresser Industries become? Halliburton. Yeah, yeah. So the Bush connection goes back three generations to Halliburton. Somehow Dick Cheney, the president of Halliburton, b…”

“Hmm. So he, George H.W. Bush gets out of college and right out of college, he joins who? Dresser Industries, the predecessor to Halliburton. Well, at the time, Prescott, who had a controlling interest or one of the big interest in Dresser, …”

“Really, this is what Eisenhower is all about. That's all these places, all these pieces were put into place. We'll get more into H.W.'s presidency in a bit. But should we introduce George W. Bush? Well, let me make one comment about your dr…”