September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

assets. (Dresdner is part of the German Bank cartel.) These are clear indicators that the
financial impact of the attack was a consideration by those with pre-knowledge. (There is
another conclusion to be drawn from the Russian and German financial forecasts, which
stood alone in the midst of other financial forecasts at that time– that a financial collapse
was actually possible. This forecasted collapse actually was a very real possibility, and
the prevention of this collapse was one of the specific reasons for the attack on the World
Trade Center. This possibility is analyzed in depth in Section 8 of the report, where it is
hypothesized that $240 Billion in fraudulent 10 year bonds under the control of Cantor
Fitzgerald needed to be re-issued to prevent the financial collapse of the US securities
market.)
The first and cardinal rule of any criminal investigation has been totally ignored in an
attack on the headquarters of three of the world’s largest investment banks. That rule is
“Follow the money.” The 9/11 Commission Report does not even acknowledge the
occurrence of any of this crime. The terrorist gambit has convinced most of the world this
atrocity was the responsibility of fanatics with little concern for wealth. As a result, what
little thought was given to the “apparent” money trail – the put options – was dropped as
incidental to a bigger evil –global terrorism. What if, however, the attack was about “the
money?”
The original hypothesis of this investigation was that the financial beneficiaries of these
crimes were part of a German and Swiss banking cartel. Subsequent investigation of that
cartel and the cover-up it required, resulted in findings that suggested that an American
financial cartel of commercial banks may have participated in the planning and execution
of the attack (the Federal reserve Banks). These two cartels were interlocked by a
common customer base of money launderers, heroin dealers and corrupt politicians.
5.3 The Threat to German Banking
For the moment, please assume the actual targets were the three largest equity banking
firms of Merrill Lynch & Co., Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co (MSDW), and
Goldman Sachs – filling 22, 22, and 15 floors of the WTC respectively. (Goldman Sachs
had a significant presence in the WTC, but the instigators did not take “put options” on
Goldman Sachs.) In the course of a normal investigation, one might ask – who stood to
gain from the direct disruption of these financial giants. These giants, along with
Citibank and JP Morgan Chase represented the five major threats to the German banking
market, and as a result the Dresdner Bank (a subsidiary of Allianz) and Deutsche
Bank stood to gain from a temporary disruption of the capabilities of Merrill Lynch,
MSDW, Goldman Sachs, Citibank and JP Morgan Chase. A brief bit of background on
these two German banks, and the German banking industry in general, is relevant.
Banks have created a bank-center culture, with banking centers created in New York,
London, Paris, Tokyo and Frankfurt. These centers have become fairly ‘incestuous,’
swapping employees and favors. These centers represent common interests and policies
generally based on their country’s primary currency values. Today, Paris and Frankfurt
are creating a unity around the Euro, and incorporating Basel into the Frankfurt center,
while London and New York operate around the dollar.
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