September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

Notes
1. “Eight metric tons of platinum, 60 metric tons of gold, hoards of diamonds and an
estimated $15 billion to $50 billion in cash were, according to reformist
lawmakers probing KGB crimes, only a small part of state property stolen under
secret Communist Party Central Committee decrees and transferred to unknown
hands by the KGB's espionage branch between 1989 and 1991…Less than $2.5
billion of the $300 to $500 billion Dollar siphoned out of Russia from 1991 to
1997 has returned to be invested in Russia.” Statement of Richard L Palmer,
President of Cachet International, Inc. on the Infiltration of the Western Financial
System By Elements of Russian Organized Crime Before the House Committee
on Banking and Financial Services on September 21, 1999
http://financialservices.house.gov/banking/92199pal.htm
2. Catherine Belton, Khodorkovsky's High Stakes Gamble, The Moscow Times,
May 16, 2005.
3. For those readers unfamiliar with the history of Riggs-Valmet “Christian Michel,
a founder of Valmet, a Geneva-based global trust business, which agreed in early
1989 to advise Khodorkovsky's group of young businessmen. Valmet later held
the key to the Group Menatep fortune, holding shares via nominee ownership
schemes and organizing the transfer of vast sums of money via its network.”
Catherine Belton, Khodorkovsky's High Stakes Gamble, The Moscow Times,
May 16, 2005. Abramovich’s connection to Riggs-Valmet is found in: Yeltsin
'Family' Tycoon Linked to Cash Scandal , James Bone, David Lister, Fiona Flick,
The Times (UK), September 7, 1999.
4. “Healthcare financing and payment of pensions drastically decreased, a crisis
happened to the financial system; all savings of the population “burned” in
inflation. Life span decreased. Thus, if we sum up, the theft of the Central Bank in
its economic consequences was comparable to a nuclear aggression against our
country.” From: “President of information protection company: “The West is not
very highly concerned with the threat of cyber terrorism,” Anatoly Klepov,
www.regnum.ru/english/749825.html, December 14, 2006. “Some 70 percent of
Russians now live below or just above the poverty level, and capital investment
(the source of future prosperity) is only 10 percent of what it was a decade ago. In
addition, basic social statistics reveal a "catastrophe of historic proportions," as
Nicholas Eberstadt documented in the Heritage Foundation's Policy Review, a
venue that's not likely to wax nostalgic for the USSR. Eberstadt, extrapolating
from World Health Organization estimates, argues that more than 3 million
"excess deaths"--people who died who wouldn't have, according to old
demographic patterns--occurred between 1992 and 1998. With deaths exceeding
births, the population is shrinking annually, something rarely seen unless there is
war or famine.” (Robbing Russia ,
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