Let's call then what they really are. The source of the untouchability of the Bush clan is the American wing of the Fascist International. Prescott and George Herbert Walker were part of an extremely powerful group of Wall Street Rightists centered around Morgan Bank, the Harriman-Brown Bros. investment house, and the Rockefeller holdings. One level below, these pillars of American finance were served by a group of highly competent managers and lawyers, including the Dulles Brothers who headed the Sullivan & Cromwell law firm (John Foster was the head of the Republican National Committee at the time) and Prescott Bush and George Herbert Walker, senior managers at Harriman-Brown Bros.
Other notable American backers of Fascism were industrialists such as Henry Ford and the American dircector of Olivetti, Hugh Angelton (James Jesus Angelton's father), and ITT.
Altogether, this network of American Fascists financed the rise of Mussolini and then managed Hitler's banking affairs during the 1930s until 1942. During the war, Allen Dulles ran Germany's international finances from his OSS perch in Basle, Switzerland, while in Rome the Angeltons helped coordinate the Vatican "rat line" that assisted Nazis escaping to South America. Many of these figures went on to dominate American intelligence and GOP politics during the Cold War up until the present.
An excellent source of information on American Fascists and Nazi supporters on Wall Street:
Trading with the Enemy
The Nazi - American Money Plot 1933-1949by Charles Higham,
http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Fascism/Trading_Enemy_excerpts.html As war approached, the links between the Rockefellers and the Nazi government became more and more firm. In 1936 the J. Henry Schroder Bank of New York had entered into a partnership with the Rockefellers. Schroder, Rockefeller and Company, Investment Bankers, was formed as part of an overall company that Time magazine disclosed as being "the economic booster of the Rome-Berlin Axis. " The partners in Schroder, Rockefeller and Company included Avery Rockefeller, nephew of John D., Baron Bruno von Schroder in London, and Kurt von Schroder of the BIS and the Gestapo in Cologne. Avery Rockefeller owned 42 percent of Schroder, Rockefeller, and Baron Bruno and his Nazi cousin 47 percent. Their lawyers were John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles of Sullivan and Cromwell. Allen Dulles (later of the Office of Strategic Services) was on the board of Schroder. Further connections linked the Paris branch of Chase to Schroder as well as the pro-Nazi Worms Bank and Standard Oil of New Jersey in France. Standard Oil's Paris representatives were directors of the Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas, which had intricate connections to the Nazis and to Chase.
Six months before the war broke out in Europe, Joseph J. Larkin brought off his most audacious scheme in the Nazi interest, acting in collusion with the Schroder Bank. Aldrich and the Schroders secured no less than $25 million American for the use of Germany's expanding war economy and accompanied it with a detailed record (supplied direct to the Chase Bank in Berlin for forwarding to the Nazi government) of the assets and background of ten thousand Nazi sympathizers in the United States. The negotiations were engineered with the help of Dr. Walther Funk and Emil Puhl.
In essence, the Nazi government through the Chase National Bank offered Nazis in America the opportunity to buy marks with dollars at a discount. The arrangement was open only to those who wished to return to Germany and would use the marks in the interest of the Nazis. Before any transaction could be made, such persons had to convince the Nazi embassy in Washington that they were bona fide supporters of German policy. They were told in pamphlets sent out by the Chase National Bank in Manhattan that Germany could offer glorious opportunities to them and that marks would provide a hedge against inflation and would have much increased value after victory b in the expected war.
As a result, there was a rush on marks. On February 15, 1939, there was a summit meeting at the Chase in New York of representatives of both Chase and Schroder banks on what was known as the Ruckwanderer (Reimmigrant) scheme. Alfred W. Barth was the personal representative of Winthrop Aldrich and Joseph J. Larkin, while E. H. Meili of J. Henry Schroder represented that side of the association. At the meeting the members discussed a proposal that the Reichsbank should send a special representative to the Nazi consulate in New York, which served as the headquarters of the Gestapo and had its accounts at the Chase.