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ISSUES OF ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
VOLUME 10, NUMBERS 7, 8, 9 AND 10 PUBLISHED MARCH 07
Wednesday 14 March 2007 12:42
Subscribers to Economic Intelligence Review will shortly receive the following issues, which were mailed from London today, 14th March 2007:
1: Volume 10, Numbers 7 & 8 [72 pages]:
GLOBAL SHOWDOWN TRIGGERED, AS WE PREDICTED IN 2006Q1
Containing reports on the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, the European Union Collective, and the 'Wanta Crisis' (exposing global financial sector corruption at the intergovernmental level, perpetrated by US officials and co-conspiring US and foreign institutions). These exposures, which have been brought about by the criminal behaviour of US officials, operatives, intermediaries and banks, have surfaced exclusively because of the greed and illegal behaviour of the criminalists in question. Had they been able to contain their greed, 'none of this would ever have come out, you understand' (quote from a comment by a US operative trying to prevent exposure by us several years ago). But now that this matter has become globally known in informed official, intelligence, media, and financial sector circles, it is too late to put the lid back onto Pandora's Box.
2: Volume 10, Numbers 9 & 10 [80 pages]:
BUSH II CABINET EXPLOITS WANTA'S FUNDS FOR MUTUAL ENRICHMENT: Plus:
The US Fiscal 2008 Budget perpetuates lies, omissions and enormous financial black holes:
A number of these voids are illustrated on page 77 [Figure A], in which we reproduce the latest Office of Management and Budget tables for the following Government-Sponsored Enterprises, which are BLANK: The Federal National Mortgage Association; The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation; The Federal Home Loan Bank System. Beneath these BLANK tables is the following rubric, set in the smallest type point size: 'Note: Consistent with Government-wide practice for GSEs, information in 2007 and 2008 was not required to be collected'. The only small problem with this obfuscation is that such data was collected, and displayed, for some other GSEs, in exactly the same (FY2008) edition of the OMB's 'Analytical Perspectives'.
This extended presentation brings the Wanta Crisis up to 14th February 2007. Please refer to our website NEWS posting and ARCHIVE on this Home Page for further updates. Such 'Wanta' updates are ONLY posted when we have specific authority from the Principals to do so, and our text has been approved by them for posting on www.worldreports.org.
What is emerging from all this, and from other ongoing research, is that the US financial system and infrastructure, including the largest US banks, are riddled with institutionalised financial corruption from top to bottom, and that a perverse culture exists of 'we'll continue to do what we can get away with', including stealing and misappropriating funds belonging to others, 'and there's nothing you can do about it'. THIS MISREADING OF THE SITUATION IS ABOUT TO BE CORRECTED.
As a consequence of our exposures of this corruption, the reputations of some of the largest banks are suffering internationally. This is increasingly dangerous for these institutions, and even more dangerous for their Boards of Directors, the members of which may be held liable for the crimes being committed with Ambassador Wanta's tagged and earmarked money. They will be named and shamed in due course, as has been the case to date with their institutions and certain US officials.
There will continue to be heavy concentration on financial corruption in future issues of ALL our intelligence services, where relevant. This coverage will also include rampant institutionalised financial corruption inside the European Commission, where the same culture is endemic.
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