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September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

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which wanted a `yes' answer. This is a flagrant conflict of interest, which BLM is not only<br />

allowing, but encouraging. Barrick is the only company to complete this process so far.''<br />

Only Barrick got expedited treatment. Its patenting was rushed through in record speed; the BLM<br />

district manager approved the report of the outside consultant hired by Barrick the day after it was<br />

filed, in February 1993. Other companies remained stuck in the BLM backlog.” [George Bush's $10<br />

billion giveaway to Barrick Gold, Mark Sonnenblick, Executive Intelligence Review]<br />

3. As an interesting side note another firm that started buying into the former Soviet satellite industry was<br />

Iridium, formerly identified in this report as the satellite company operating in Iraq, with heavy<br />

ownership out of Israel and the Bin Ladin family. Might this have been the firm Vreeland was<br />

investigating? Just as significant, with the Department of Defense officially investing in Russian<br />

defense firms, might this have been the basis for ONI running its own money-laundering investigation?<br />

4. The quiet role of Jonathon Bush through the years has been over-looked by investigators to date. It is<br />

important to recall that in addition to directing the covert activities of Valmet, he was the ‘money-man’<br />

for the Bush family. It was Jonathon who provided campaign investors for all of the Bush candidates,<br />

and it was Jonathon who brought the initial Wall Street money to the initial George Bush Jr. companies<br />

that were to fail later. To contend that Jonathon avoided politics would be incorrect, as the record<br />

shows he officially represented his brother in 1989 during a tour of Eastern Europe and the Ukraine.<br />

(See American Dynasty, Kevin Phillips, 2004, p72.)<br />

8.5 Ambassador Lee Wanta and the Riggs-Valmet Connection<br />

The strange case of Lee Wanta, a U.S. citizen and covert operative for almost thirty years<br />

and Somalian Ambassador to Switzerland and Canada, is a saga that serves to validate<br />

the theory that George H.W. Bush was pumping massive, illegal funding into rogue<br />

elements of the Soviet KGB, which then spawned the Russian oligarchs. Wanta has<br />

produced for the public record a large volume of bank records which he claims were<br />

authorized by George H.W. Bush in an effort to destabilize the Russian ruble. The<br />

records of the bank transfers in themselves seem meaningless. However, when one<br />

studies some of the foreign banks receiving the funding, and their subsequent loan losses<br />

to the Russian oligarchs, whose financial empires were designed under the construction<br />

of the Valmet-Riggs consultants, one finds a pattern that would indicate that money was<br />

pushed to the oligarchs for their use in buying up Russian industries. As one follows<br />

Wanta’s documents back to the U.S., one finds an elaborate pattern of cover-up.<br />

Credo (aka Kredo) Bank<br />

Classic examples of the type of ‘Russian destabilization’ driven by the Bush plan as<br />

headed by Lee Wanta are found in the bank transfer documents made public by Wanta,<br />

who was later imprisoned for his indiscretions of making public his activities. In those<br />

transfers, one finds reference to transfers from the New Republic/USA Financial Group<br />

to the Credo (aka Kredo) Bank in Moscow. The Credo Bank would fund the privatization<br />

of the Russian steel/iron/aluminum firms under the reported control of Roman<br />

Abramovich, a major oligarch in the “Yeltsin Family.” In 1996, Credo Bank was faced<br />

with failure for lack of payment from one major lender – the Western Siberian<br />

Steelworks.<br />

The downsizing at Credobank follows in the wake of serious cash flow problems brought on by the<br />

default of one of its largest creditors, Western Siberian Steelworks, which has failed to pay back a loan<br />

THE SEPTEMBER <strong>11</strong> COMMISSION REPORT Page 226

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