LAURA KNIGHT-JADCZYK AND JOE QUINN
Since the 9/11 attacks, no book has provided a satisfactory answer as to WHY the attacks occurred and who was ultimately responsible for carrying them out - until now.
Yeah, turns out it was too good to be true...
Some quick notes on $43 Trillion nutcase lawsuit
[Link]The following are quoted excerpts from the article linked above...
"Ok, there are just far too many people spreading this shit around on the Internet. So, to make sure they don't continue without thinking, let me do a little checking for them. The Wall Street Journal's Market Watch has published (and perhaps others) a most idiotic PRESS RELEASE without checking it at all..."
"...Take a little trip over to the U.S. federal courthouse and look up this case: 12-CV-04269-JBW-RML. The Clerk of the Court will be very helpful. See if there are any filings after the initial lawsuit (motions, orders, etc.). I'd be interested in any copies. I'm willing to bet this suit has been dismissed.
Now this is spinning out of control. People are connecting the killing of the children of a CNBC executive to the network's reporting of Stein's fraudulent lawsuit. See, for example, here. [Link]Do you possibly think that CNBC removed the story because somebody did just a little bit of background checking - unlike the Wall Street Journal? I could jump to the conclusion that WSJ has become a bullshit propaganda rag just like Rupert Murdoch's FoxNotNews, but I'll let time prove or disprove that.
Don't get me wrong. There is plenty that can be said about the corrupt, racketeering Wall Street bank gangsters, but a 400 page lawsuit naming everybody including your grandmother and for FORTY THREE TRILLION dollars? Please.
Martin Mandelman has written on his former high school classmate, Mitchell Stein. Do yourself a favor and check this out. [Link]"...Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division announced today that attorney Mitchell J. Stein was arrested on Sunday, December 18, 2011, at Los Angeles International Airport on charges related to his alleged role in a multi-million dollar market manipulation stock fraud scheme. Stein was arrested for his role as attorney for a South Carolina health care device company, Signalife… now known as Heart Tronics.
Huh? Say what?
Apparently, an indictment was unsealed yesterday in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida charging attorney Mitchell J. Stein, 53, of Hidden Hills, Calif., and Boca Raton, Fla., with one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud, three counts of mail fraud, three counts of wire fraud, three counts of securities fraud, three counts of money laundering and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. The indictment also seeks forfeiture of the proceeds of the offenses.
Huh? Say what?
The indictment alleges that Stein has been engaged in a scheme to pump up the stock price of Signalife Inc. by lying about the company’s sales activity. Signalife is now known as Heart Tronics. It was a publicly traded company that purported to sell electronic heart monitoring devices, and according to the indictment, Stein’s wife owned approximately 85 percent of the shares.
According to the indictment Stein and co-conspirators faked purchase orders from fictitious customers and then issued press releases and filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that reported the fictitious sales. They also created the false appearance of sales activity, by shipping products to an individual who would store them even though they had not purchased any products.
The indictment also says that Stein and co-conspirators sold shares of Signalife at inflated prices, hiding the fact that they were doing so by placing shares in purportedly blind trusts. And not only that but Stein and co-conspirators also allegedly issued additional shares to third parties so that those third parties could sell the shares and remit the proceeds of those sales to Stein and his co-conspirators.
Stein also conspired to obstruct an SEC investigation into Heart Tronics by testifying falsely and directing others to do the same.
If Stein is convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison on each count of mail fraud, wire fraud, securities fraud, and conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, and up to 10 years on each count of money laundering, and up to five years on the conspiracy to obstruct justice count. And the SEC announced its filing of a civil enforcement action against Stein and others, the result of their conducting a parallel investigation."
Mandelman was shocked. He added, "Okay, so what the heck has been going on here. I thought Stein was suing banks, but apparently he was actually a lot closer to robbing them? It’s like finding out that you went to high school with Charles Keating. Like… OMG. I mean… OMG!"
Here's the criminal indictment filed in Florida against Mr. Stein. [Link]
I'll get more on the Florida case this week..."
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In the case of 9-11 Enron files and other companies etc. and these present floods: what has happened to all the 'off-site' backups; usually more than one is taken at different time intervals and stored in different locations. In all financial companies there are regulations to maintain backups at various time intervals to enable the restoration of the system in event of failure e.g. fire/flood. The computer system/s could then be up and running again at a different location within certain time limits, hours/days. Also much, if not all, of the paper evidence is now scanned onto computer files and stored away; where is all this and why no investigation as to where/why it has vanished?