Prescott Bush who funded the family's entry into the oil business, citing the example of Bush's Harken Energy winning a contract to drill in the Persian Gulf thanks he alleges to Bush Snr's presidency. The connection Palast alleges that both prior to and since the September 11 attacks Bush has blocked investigations into members of the Bin Laden family and other rich Saudis, who are alleged to have provided funding to Al Qaeda and which have long been funnelling money into Bush family business ventures via businessman James R. Bath, who was a part owner of Bush's failed Arbusto Energy. Navy fighter pilot [[Charles W. ["Bill"] White]], who was Bath's business partner and close confidant during the decade of the 1980s, is revealed to be the source who first disclosed Bath's tax returns and personal financial statements showing that Bath was awarded a 5% ownership interest in W. Bush's Arbusto in lieu of a cash commission for having funneled BinLaden money to Bush. The Plan: Iraq Palast concludes with Bush's declaration of the Iraq War, which he claims was made to fulfil a long planned strategy, drawn up at the beginning of Bush's presidency, to divide and sell up all of Iraq's assets, especially the oil, to the Bush family's corporate donors against the interests of the Iraqi people and their democratic ambitions. Errors At 10:57 mention is made of picking up records at Camp Mabry in Houston. Camp Mabry is actually located in Austin. Participants Clayton Roberts – Director of Elections, Florida Jim Hightower – Former Texas Agriculture Commissioner Charles W. ["Bill"] White – Former Navy Fighter Pilot and Bath's longtime business partner Terry Johnson – Bush's College Roommate Robert Dieter – Bush's College Roommate Bill Burkett – Retired Lt. Col., Texas Air Guard Willie Steen – Florida Voter Pam Iorio – Election Supervisor, Tampa, Florida Craig McDonald – Texans for Public Justice Andrea & Dean McWilliams – Bush/Enron Lobbyists Nick Kralj – Democratic Lobbyist Wayne Madsen – author Pete Brewton – investigative journalist David Rosen – Oilman Stephen Push – Families of September 11 Ron Motley – Lawyer General Jay Garner Grover Norquist – Lobbyist See also Unprecedented: The 2000 Presidential Election (2002) Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) Big Easy to Big Empty (2007) References External links for Greg Palast 2004 films 2004 documentary films American documentary films American independent films Documentary films about presidents of the United States Documentary