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September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

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2-5%, and the crime requires six or seven fixers, the money disappears fast. (The real<br />

pay-off to the bankers comes when these dictators and war lords die – leaving secreted<br />

accounts in the hands of the bankers.) In that respect, the examples discussed later<br />

(Angola and the Bank of New York) are illustrative in that it generally takes at least four<br />

or five financial companies operating as middlemen to launder the money, not to mention<br />

the bonuses to the buyer and seller. This is probably why Enron and Halliburton have set<br />

up so many offshore subsidiaries in the Cayman Islands – to cut out the middleman and<br />

circumvent US and international law. (Enron was reported to have over 300 Cayman<br />

subsidiaries, Halliburton at least twenty.)<br />

“Cheney's leadership also saw a dramatic increase in subsidiaries located in offshore tax havens—at<br />

least 20 subsidiaries in the Cayman Islands, alone. —Laura Peterson<br />

“Halliburton is now being investigated by the Securities and Exchange <strong>Commission</strong> for Enron-style<br />

accounting practices that took place while Cheney was CEO.”<br />

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/05/30/business/30HALL.html<br />

“Halliburton has also provided oil services to Iran in contravention of U.S. sanctions by operating<br />

through a foreign subsidiary based in the Cayman Islands which opened an office in Tehran in 2000.”<br />

—Laura Peterson<br />

These oil and gas operations, however, help expose a larger criminal pattern. In this<br />

pattern, the leaders of these countries (or in the case of Afghanistan, tribes) allow their<br />

national treasuries to be siphoned-off in an array of financial maneuvers abetted by large<br />

corporations and international scam artists, and hide this money with the expertise of the<br />

German/Swiss Banking Cartel. This pattern is exposed in Germany, the Soviet Union,<br />

Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Angola, and Philippines and with all probability,<br />

the US.<br />

Here is the larger story: the theft of these treasuries is what the destruction of the WTC<br />

was meant to cover-up. Investigations into these lesser operations in Azerbaijan,<br />

Kazakhstan, Afghanistan and Angola would have stumbled on Swiss and Deutschebank<br />

accounts and transfers that if investigated, would expose a grander scheme. In this grand<br />

scheme, the Bush ‘syndicate’ are “nickel players” in a “dollar-ante” game, and while<br />

their support was provided to the cartel in the form of cover-up, they were paying their<br />

dues as ‘wannabe’-players. Their goal – other than the furtherance of the security of the<br />

United States- is to become coupon clippers at the Board of Director meetings, to become<br />

the guys that bring the money to the meeting, rather than being the guys who leave the<br />

meetings with all the dirty work. Had George Bush and his Iran-Contra colleagues<br />

allowed the German/Swiss bank scheme to come unraveled, their own involvement in<br />

various money-laundering schemes as well as ‘misplacement’ of $3.3 trillion of the US<br />

assets would come under investigation. They- as the implementers of these schemes –<br />

would be held liable if exposed, while the financial backers walked away clean. Such is<br />

the deep pocket methodology that controls the legal system.<br />

Not widely reported, the US government has somehow “misplaced” 3.3 trillion dollars<br />

during the late 1990s. Donald Rumsfeld announced to the press on <strong>September</strong> 10, 2001<br />

THE SEPTEMBER <strong>11</strong> COMMISSION REPORT Page 62

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