The most profitable economic hit in history
I was speaking with Dennis Bernstein of Flashpoints about our show, Community Business, which we do each Wednesday night. We were talking about Solari Audio seminar, “The REAL Economic Hit Men”
I mentioned that one of the myths about economic hits is that such events are something that happen in poor countries or poor neighborhoods. The reality is that economic hits have been happening broadly in the U.S. and globally all along.
The Bear Stearns deal that we have been covering in these pages is an example. I expressed to Dennis that I thought one aspect of 911 was as an economic hit. Indeed, I consider 911 the single most profitable act of piracy (or covert operation) in history.
Dennis suggested we talk about it on the show tomorrow night. I promised I would publish a list of my articles and essays on 911.
My first article on 911 was published on September 17, 2001. I kept publishing for several years until two things happened. First, I started providing investment advisory services and my time became focused on the financial and commodities markets and client portfolios. Second, the growth of so many strong, capable researchers, including experienced architects, engineers, academics and scientists, meant there was little new I could add. I had helped the Scoop and Unanswered Questions networks hold the space that the official story did not align with the facts. It was time for the baton to be passed.
- 911 Profiteering
- Cui Bono 911
- Cui Bono? Building a Map to Solve the Crime
- Day of the Dead: The Haunting of the White House with Rep. Cynthia McKinney
- An Open Letter to Condoleezza Rice
- UPI Picks up Rice Letter
- Former Bush Official Proffers Insight on White House Stonewalling
- A Letter to Congressman Isakson
- The Real Deal on 911: Rewarding Failure
- Cui Bono? Building a Map to Solve the Crime
- Letter to the WSJ: Failure to Provide Answers Fuels Stories
- UnAnswered Questions Launch at the National Press Club
Of the contributions I made to the 911 Truth effort, one of my favorites was introducing our attorney, indeed one of the finest attorneys I have ever known, Carolyn Betts, to assist in the preparation of the Citizens Complaint and Petition filed with Elliot Spitzer’s office when he was Attorney General.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke lunched on March 11 with a Who’s Who of Wall Street leaders, including JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jamie Dimon three days before the central bank rescued Bear Stearns Cos. from bankruptcy.
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