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http://www.thenation.com/doc/19991004/editors2, <strong>September</strong> 16, 1999 (October<br />

4, 1999 issue)<br />

5. “Murdered Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko passed documents to former<br />

Yukos CEO in Israel months before his death – report,” November 25, 2006, 9:10<br />

AM (GMT+02:00)<br />

6. “The West is not very highly concerned with the threat of cyber terrorism,”<br />

REGNUM News Agency, December 15, 2006,<br />

http://www.regnum.ru/english/749825.html<br />

7. “Focusing on Mikhail Khodorkovsky and the Leadership of Group MENATEP”,<br />

October 27, 2005, http://www.supportmbk.com/update/<strong>11</strong>-03-2005_briefing.cfm<br />

8. “Abramovich Kicks a Ghost, Ft Puts Foot in Mouth, John Helmer,” The Russia<br />

Journal, March 22, 2006<br />

9. A lot of analysts like to use unofficial market rates of approximately 50 to 100<br />

roubles per dollar, but prior to the collapse, official transactions happened at the<br />

official rate of 1.8. “new rouble exchange rate (90 roubles, in place of the existing<br />

1.8 roubles)” “The Banking System: Teething Troubles,” Novoye Vremya,<br />

Newtimes.RU, <strong>September</strong> 2006, http://www.newtimes.ru/eng/detail.asp?art_id=691. A<br />

second source for the 1.8 rubles per dollar rate: “Scientific - industrial union of<br />

Volsky in his concern " Simako" used a special arrangement in the party. They<br />

received large financial grants, converted roubles into foreign currency at the rate<br />

of 1,8 roubles per dollar. ["New Russian" capitalists and the gold of the<br />

Communistic Party of the USSR, 2001, #19 Discreditable materials,<br />

http://www.russiamonitor.org/en/main.asp?menu_id=1_a_786_19]<br />

10. Cash payoffs, bonds and murder linked to White House 9/<strong>11</strong> finance, Tom<br />

Flocco, tomflocco.com; also see “Part 4: More reasons to not investigate 9-<strong>11</strong>”,<br />

Karl W. B. Schwarz<br />

<strong>11</strong>. The key point is that in 2006, there appears to be no clear understanding of where<br />

the treasury went. “There is no comprehensive understanding on the country<br />

today on what happened in Russia then….The reality is, in 1991-92 a cyber war<br />

broke up in Russia. Management of national strategic financial resources was<br />

partially taken under control by criminal subjects, but we are still unable to define<br />

it clearly, whether it was crime or, maybe, some external forces stood behind<br />

them and tried to destabilize the situation in Russia. For some time, they had<br />

managed to take under control vast financial flows of Russia’s National Bank.”<br />

President of information protection company: “The West is not very highly<br />

concerned with the threat of cyber terrorism,” Anatoly Klepov,<br />

www.regnum.ru/english/749825.html, December 14, 2006<br />

12. Russian gold as part of bank note scam. "In one operation valued at $4 billion,<br />

over 300 tons were secretly shipped to Switzerland, some of it subsequently<br />

arriving in London. Unlike Britain, the Swiss authorities do not keep records of<br />

gold imports which makes it a favourite centre for disguising the point of origin -<br />

a very effective method of laundering suspicious transactions. The bullion, some<br />

sources now believe, was used as collateral in a secondary scam that set-out to<br />

vacuum-up all the available Rouble bank-notes in existence at the time and sell<br />

them at knock down prices to organised crime syndicates from around the world."<br />

Gangster’s Paradise, David Guyatt, 1997; "Valued at $35 billion, Russia's gold<br />

THE SEPTEMBER <strong>11</strong> COMMISSION REPORT Page 368

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