September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

ogue bankers? Research has suggested that the following candidates for this infamous
distinction should include former Deutschebank Board members:
• Michael Freiherr Truchseß von Wetzhausen - on the Board of the Deutschebank until
June 2003. With a family name several hundred years old, his ancestor was a Grand
Master of the Templars. His father was an SS Lieutenant at Dachau, killed by
Americans troops from Brooklyn. If anyone was a candidate to represent the old
school of the German Motherland – this individual has the best credentials. If
revenge is considered a motive, he should become a suspect.
• Dr. Diethart Breipohl. Former CFO of Allianz, this Board member of Allianz has
probably served on more boards throughout Europe than any other board member
from this group. This individual is clearly a ‘power.’ A partial list of his leverage is
as follows:
− prior to 12/1999 member of the executive committee of the alliance AG
− prior to 12/1999 member of the supervisory board of the RWE AG
− Member of the supervisory board of the alliance AG (2000)
− Member of the supervisory board of the Rheinelektra AG (today: Lahmeyer
AG)
− Member of the supervisory board of the Beiersdorf Co. AG
− Member of the supervisory board of the Continental AG
− Member of the supervisory board of the Grundig AG
− Member of the supervisory board of the metal company AG
− Member of the supervisory board of the Bavarian Hypo and association bank
− Mostly it is his involvement in Multigroup that puts his name on a list of
suspects.
Six Board Members – or former members - of the Deutsche Bank being investigated for
approving tax evasion (also known as money laundering) activities should also be
included as prime suspects. These gentlemen have all apparently demonstrated a
willingness to allow illegal activity.
"Investigators claim the bank helped clients transfer money anonymously to Switzerland and
Luxembourg with the knowledge of these board members. Frankfurt's chief prosecutor, Job Tilmann,
said they suspect Deutsche Bank employees not only "systematically" aided customers in such
transfers, but also that Breuer and other executives were aware of the practice. "This is not about a few
individual cases," Tilmann said. "The number of instances in question is so large that we're led to
believe it has been part of a more widespread practice." [Deutsche Bank’s chairman faces probe into
tax evasion charges,” Vanessa Fuhrmans, Financial Express, 6/18/1999]
Rolf Breuer, Deutsche Bank AG Chairman;
Carl von Boehm-Bezing, Deutsche Bank Board Member;
Juergen Krumnow, Deutsche Bank Board Member;
Tessen von Heydebreck Deutsche Bank Board Member. A descendent of
William the Conqueror;
Ulrich Weiss, former Deutsche Bank Board Member; and
Georg Krupp, former Deutsche BankBoard Member.
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