--- "R.C.Macaulay" wrote: > The money is probably now safely deposited > in Dubai via Senegal. The scheme time line would > take at least 2 years to posture the setup and wait > for the exact time to execute. Everything reported > points to a masterpiece of crime.
Nah - that money had already been lost months ago! and this was just the final chapter made public. This whole episode is a drama intended to throw-off the bloodhounds with a little "misdirection". Despite the irreproachable source of Richard's version of the conspiracy theory, methinks that it goes much deeper and back in time a few months... and, of course, the poor lad accused of all the bad trades is little more than a scapegoat. He will turn-up soon, likely the victim of an apparent "suicide" with a convincing mea culpa note pinned to his coat.. Scapegoat for whom, you ask? Well it is a bit surprising that none of the Blogs I visited this morning to get briefed on the SocGen fiasco have yet to pick up on the connection to the Bin Laden Trades. How quickly they forget. But not the keen minds on Vo - as three months ago, we had already picked up on the broader implications of that situation... and who knows that some of that quick digging and wide dissemination of rumors did not discourage and quell an even grander conspiracy, or coup-in-the-making Back then ? The option trades had almost gone unnoticed in Europe - but were an almost identical set of seemingly ill-advised option trades, made prior to the 9-11 anniversary, as happened on the Chicago options market, and been noticed by bloggers and assorted vorticians back then. Makes one think that someone with nefarious intentions, and with that much "credit" was convinced that the Arabs had a 9-11 sequel in mind for us back in September. Or else that it was a "false-flag" operation which was caught ahead of time. As in ... err... did we ever find out what happened to the missing cruise missile nuke in Louisiana??? Surprise, surprise. Three months later, after an anonymous investor had placed a massive bet on an index of Europe's top 50 stocks falling by a third by the end of September, what happens? That investor took a $7 billion (US) loss then, and it was the apparent "end-of story."... Opps... Now the perpetrator has likely been found... err... make that, been "scapegoated." To refresh your memory, that mystery investor of last fall quietly bought option contracts on the Eurostoxx 50 index that would result in massive profit only if it plunged below 2,800 (from 4,100) by the end of September. It did not, and almost $5bn Euros was lost back then ... which, coincidentally or uncoincidentally, is only slightly less than the recent SocGen announcment. The Bank Board probably threw in a few other ill-adviced misdeeds into the mix, as well. The real identity of the investor back then remains unknown to all but a few, and they aint talkin' shall we say... but the broker was the same A.B. Brown (Alex Brown) of 9/11 infamy. This is the investment arm of Deutsche Bank, which is the giant European Bank favored by the Saudis and the BinLaden family. The cross-connection of the French Bank to Deutsche is not yet known, but Google and I are digging into that, as we speak. Until 1998 Deutsche was headed by the man who became the Executive Director of CIA A.B. Buzzy Krongard. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._B._Krongard In fact, Krongard is but one American name in a long history of CIA/European connections and involvement with shady Banking. Remeber- the CIA didn't invent the concept of "plausible deniability" but they have made it into an art-form. And consequently, it is almost a tradition to do one's "dirty laundry" in a nice place like Paris. The bureaucracy there is so slow to react that getting caught is low probability. And it is most pleasant for spooks to be able to enjoy fine cuisine while conspiring to perpetuate their NWO ideals ;-) Jones
