Comments on: Corruption: Laundromat Royale http://www.thekomisarscoop.com/2008/07/corruption-laundromat-royale/ Reports & Analysis by Investigative Journalist Lucy Komisar Fri, 03 Feb 2012 07:40:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: scrurge http://www.thekomisarscoop.com/2008/07/corruption-laundromat-royale/comment-page-1/#comment-9021 scrurge Sun, 17 Aug 2008 14:44:35 +0000 http://thekomisarscoop.com/2008/07/18/corruption-laundromat-royale/#comment-9021 Recently read on the website www.solari.com where Catherine Austin Fitts deciphers the recent Housing and Recovery Act of 2008. Her expertise includes but is not necessarily exclusive to mortgaging regulations and discovered the utilization of various if not potentially all US government agencies as delivery systems for pilfering the taxpayers and funneling the funds serrupticiously to offshore accounts. As former undersecretary of HUD, she discovered that the required annual financial statements and balance sheets were never filed as prescribed by law (also $3-4 trillion during the period 1999-2001 by the DOD). Nor does Congress have any right to conduct an audit. Clearly the clearinghouses located in Europe and elsewhere might have in their "19,000" accounts some of these long lost funds. In short, she estimates that the total amount "missing" over the years she had access to is $10 trillion. That would certainly buy a lot of politicians, even entire governments. Enuf said. Richard D. Gordon CP Recently read on the website http://www.solari.com where Catherine Austin Fitts deciphers the recent Housing and Recovery Act of 2008. Her expertise includes but is not necessarily exclusive to mortgaging regulations and discovered the utilization of various if not potentially all US government agencies as delivery systems for pilfering the taxpayers and funneling the funds serrupticiously to offshore accounts.

As former undersecretary of HUD, she discovered that the required annual financial statements and balance sheets were never filed as prescribed by law (also $3-4 trillion during the period 1999-2001 by the DOD). Nor does Congress have any right to conduct an audit. Clearly the clearinghouses located in Europe and elsewhere might have in their “19,000″ accounts some of these long lost funds. In short, she estimates that the total amount “missing” over the years she had access to is $10 trillion. That would certainly buy a lot of politicians, even entire governments. Enuf said.

Richard D. Gordon CP

]]> By: Robert A. Dekker LL.M. http://www.thekomisarscoop.com/2008/07/corruption-laundromat-royale/comment-page-1/#comment-9005 Robert A. Dekker LL.M. Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:18:30 +0000 http://thekomisarscoop.com/2008/07/18/corruption-laundromat-royale/#comment-9005 It is all again a major example of a lot of smoke and mirrors and again it appears that some Financial Services are being very economical with the truth. It is all again a major example of a lot of smoke and mirrors and again it appears that some Financial Services are being very economical with the truth.

]]> By: scrurge http://www.thekomisarscoop.com/2008/07/corruption-laundromat-royale/comment-page-1/#comment-8999 scrurge Thu, 24 Jul 2008 01:12:16 +0000 http://thekomisarscoop.com/2008/07/18/corruption-laundromat-royale/#comment-8999 A list of 19,000 scofflaws is quite a list. One wonders who these "fine folk" could be. This coincides with one of your prior exposes concerning the client list of the clearinghouse which was primarily designated for major banking institutions and later expanded to give anonymity to virtually anyone (outlaw or not). Will the door be blown off or as with most financial scandals-a low thud? After all isn't this the real reason for the year long prolonging of the announcement and extension to the already failed financial sector? That is: to allow the rats to jump and find refuge. So many mega yachts so little time. Richard D. Gordon CP A list of 19,000 scofflaws is quite a list. One wonders who these “fine folk” could be. This coincides with one of your prior exposes concerning the client list of the clearinghouse which was primarily designated for major banking institutions and later expanded to give anonymity to virtually anyone (outlaw or not). Will the door be blown off or as with most financial scandals-a low thud? After all isn’t this the real reason for the year long prolonging of the announcement and extension to the already failed financial sector? That is: to allow the rats to jump and find refuge. So many mega yachts so little time.
Richard D. Gordon CP

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