George W. Bush made history today.

He gave the first Presidential press conference in which every single word he spoke was fed to him through his earpiece.

How do I know?

Forget the famous debate bulge photos - we'll never see the likes of those again. First, the White House will never again permit a camera behind his back which might take tell-tale photos. Second, the gadget wizards at the CIA have come up with a far less conspicuous gadget. Third, they found a new tailor who can hide the gadget better.

But the evidence is nevertheless completely obvious. All you have to do is watch his face when he's speaking - especially his eyes.

Let me repeat my observations after Bush's NATO press conference on February 22:

There are several speaking tics that expose Bush when he is using his earpiece. First, he pauses between sentences for an extra beat, which buys him time to hear the answer he is being fed. Second, when a particular answer is different from his own train of thought, his gaze drops down as he concentrates extra hard on the voice within his ear. Third, he sometimes mumbles and speaks gibberish when his brain and tongue get out of synch. Finally his answers ramble on, going from one stray thought to another, as he "filibusters" to consume all available time.

George W. Bush, who is allegedly on a "charm offensive" across Europe, dropped the charm and was simply offensive at his NATO press conference when he once again relied on a hidden earpiece to feed him canned soundbite answers to reporters' questions.

As NASA scientist Robert Nelson proved last fall, George W. Bush relied on a wireless earpiece in all three of his debates with John Kerry during the 2004 campaign. While bloggers (including Democrats.com, IsBushWired.com, MysteryBulge, Cryptome, and BushBulge.com) have accumulated overwhelming evidence that Bush was wired, the mainstream media has consistently refused to report on any of this evidence.

12/20/04: Speaking at a rare news conference, Bush suddenly stops, bends his head down, and mumbles something into his tie, then lifts his head and continues. It's bizarre! Watch the brief video clip courtesy of Crooks and Liars.

11/7/04: Contradicting the bulletproof vest "consensus," Master of the Universe Karl Rove insists "there was nothing there." With all these lying liars, I'm sticking with the defibrillator theory.

On one sideline row during the campaign, Rove said the president's tailor was devastated about a controversy over a box-shaped bulge in Bush's back that television cameras captured during the first debate. The mysterious bulge spawned speculation that Bush aides were feeding the president advice secretly through a radio receiver tucked under his suit jacket.

When NASA's imaging experts deliver astonishing images of far-off planets, the mainstream media can't rush them to print quickly enough.

But when one of those same NASA imaging experts - Robert Nelson - revealed an unmistakable bulge in the back of George W. Bush during the debates, the mainstream media was terrified to report the truth.

NASA Scientist Detects Bush Wire; Press Yawns
by Dave Lindorff

First, Nelson, who lives and works in Pasadena, offered his story to the local daily, the Pasadena Star News. Such a big story by a Cal Tech/JPL scientist would seem a shoe-in for page-one play in his local daily, but he says the conservative paper's editors shot him down. Likewise the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, from his hometown in Pennsylvania-the second place he offered the story to.

Deciding he might have better luck with the major media, which he assumed might be less tainted by politics, Nelson tried the nearby Los Angeles Times. No luck. Although he sent his photos to the paper's editors, he says they "sat on them for four days" and never returned his phone call.

It's a big day for Bulgegate! A top NASA scientist... a spy store owner... and an audio expert all strongly suspect Bush was wired!

Will the reporters traveling with Bush - or the White House press corps - stop accepting Bushit?

Kevin Burger, Salon.com: NASA Photo Expert Says Bush Was Wired

Dr. Robert M. Nelson, however, was not laughing. He knew the president was not telling the truth. And Nelson is neither conspiracy theorist nor midnight blogger. He's a senior research scientist for NASA and for Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and an international authority on image analysis...

A professional physicist and photo analyst for more than 30 years, he speaks earnestly and thoughtfully about his subject. 'I am willing to stake my scientific reputation to the statement that Bush was wearing something under his jacket during the debate,' he says. 'This is not about a bad suit'...