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September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

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Hopkins. That protégé was named J. Carter Beese, who was one of George Bush<br />

appointees to the board of directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation in<br />

1992, and later would become Chairman of Riggs Bank, as well as an SEC<br />

<strong>Commission</strong>er (appointed by Bush.) J. Carter Beese Jr. was Chairman at Alex from 1994<br />

to 1997, and would move from there to also be vice-Chairman of Bankers Trust. Beese<br />

went from Banker’s Trust to become President of Riggs Capital Partners, which will later<br />

be demonstrated to play a major role in George’s Bush’s 1991 10 year bond fraud, one of<br />

the major drivers behind the <strong>September</strong> <strong>11</strong> tragedy. Beese was the son of an FBI agent,<br />

and would live the life of a “made” man:<br />

“In the annals of charmed lives, the Honorable J. Carter Beese had made an improbable and<br />

Algeresque journey from son of an FBI agent in New Jersey to the rarified halls of government and<br />

business. From afar, his life seemed miraculously blessed. The road to Alex Brown in the early 80s had<br />

three typical entry points: Gilman, Griswold or The Harvard Business School, rather than his New<br />

Jersey and Rollins College roots.” [A Tribute to the Honorable J Carter Beese Jr., Edwin Warfield,<br />

April 12, 2007, http://www.citybizlist.com/blog/warfield/2007/04/tribute-to-honorable-j-carter-beesejr.html]<br />

Beese, like many CIA trainees, would have his life ended in April 2007 with a reported<br />

suicide, at the age of 50.<br />

It also suggests that the management of the JP Morgan syndicate of financial institutions<br />

was in a position to be aware of these illegal gold transactions, as were other American<br />

financial institutions such as Citibank and Drexel.<br />

"Drexel, Burnham, Lambert, New York, was a recipient of gold bullion from Philippine dictator<br />

Ferdinand Marcos in January 1984." [Project Hammer Reloaded , Part 1 of 2, Extracted from Nexus<br />

Magazine, Volume 10, Number 5 (August-<strong>September</strong> 2003), by David G. Guyatt]<br />

Another potential source of illegal gold in the market was uncovered in the 1990’s by the<br />

WJC. (World Jewish Congress). Recent disclosures from World War II documents<br />

released in the 1990’s demonstrated that the Swiss banks had understated the amount of<br />

gold received from Nazi Germany during the war. This gold appears to have originated<br />

with holocaust victims and the national treasuries of conquered nations. Technically, this<br />

gold was to have been returned to those nations and families it was confiscated from.<br />

Swiss banks denied the existence of this and the Marcos gold, despite historical evidence<br />

to the contrary. It was only when a janitor for one of the banks discovered and saved<br />

records of this gold in the process of being destroyed by the banks, and handed over these<br />

records to the press, did the whole Swiss denial begin to crumble. At that point, the<br />

World Jewish Congress began to apply more pressure on the Swiss banks, and on the US<br />

Congress to penalize the Swiss banks. At about the same time, the Philippine<br />

government was pressuring the banks for a return of the Marcos gold, and the American<br />

legal system was seeking billions from the Marcos accounts on behalf of victims of<br />

Marcos torture that had won a lawsuit against the Marcos estate in Hawaiian courts. On<br />

top of these legal probes into the illegal gold holdings of the Swiss banks came the<br />

GATA lawsuit and its associated FBI investigation. (This is elaborated in Section 9.1)<br />

THE SEPTEMBER <strong>11</strong> COMMISSION REPORT Page 158

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