September 6, 2011
Ultimatum – Permira VideoGuard pensions – Obama snuff film 9/11
Abel Danger appends a draft ultimatum to those concerned about Crown Agents’ Sister Michelle Obama and her alleged extortion of various Illinois and Chicago pension fund managers to buy Permira VideoGuard assets and thereby help to conceal a co-production with News Corporation of Matrix 5 propaganda and pay-per-view snuff films on 9/11.
See
Abel Danger Mischief Makers - Mistress of the Revels - 'Man-In-The-Middle' Attacks
Prequel:
Draft Ultimatum - VideoGuard Decoys - Matrix 5 Propaganda - Concealing Evidence - JonBenét Ramsey - 1996 NORAD Santa Exercise - The 9/11 Snuff Film
VideoGuard hack of FDNY radios to trap and kill 343 expert witnesses to dead peasant life insurance fraud by Obama / Permira pension fund managers 
Spot Obama's terrorist mentor and erstwhile lecturer on "Torture: Paradigms and Practice" 
Obama Snuff Film 9/11 images allegedly subjected to Permira/News Corporation VideoGuard encryption for sale on pay-per-view channels such as Sky News and Fox News20. Michelle Obama (nee Robinson) [Revised September 6, 2011: Matrix 5 principal allegedly recruited in 1984 at Princeton for a career as a Matrix 5 sextortionist by Henry Bienen, a Central Intelligence Agency [CIA] handler and future president of Northwestern University; she allegedly extorted various Illinois and Chicago pension fund managers, including managers of the Chicago Firemen’s Annuity & Benefit fund (CFABF) to buy Permira VideoGuard and conceal a co-production with Murdoch’s News Corp. of Matrix 5 propaganda and pay-per-view snuff films on 9/11; she was recruited in a period when the CIA has enough professors under Agency contract to staff a large university; she is now the wife of Barack Obama, an allegedly-extorted man-in-the-middle Citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies and the 44th President of the United States; she helped Weather Underground terrorist boss Bernardine Dohrn build NU’s matrix of five community groups (‘Matrix 5’) using Entrust public key infrastructure provided by Bienen to authorize contract killing, sabotage and virtual deception; she was born 1964 in Chicago, Illinois to Marian and Fraser Robinson III, a Chicago city pump operator and a precinct captain for the mobbed-up Democratic Party machine; she graduated as a francophone from high school in 1981; Bienen guided her in sociology and African-American studies at Princeton where her 1985 thesis titled "Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Black Community” shows her focus on the community organization of ethnic conflict; Bienen showed her how he had channeled Crown Agents’ funds to alleged Mau Mau pedophile oath taker Idi Amin and Milton Obote while Bienen taught at Makerere College in Kampala, Uganda (1963–65); how he had organized the assassination of Tom Mboya while he taught at the University College in Nairobi (1968–69); how he had organized student radicals at Columbia University (1971–72); how he had hired Francophone mercenaries to destabilize Nigeria while he taught at the University of Ibadan (1972–73); Bienen sent her to study law at Harvard where she started ‘rubbing raw the sores of discontent’; she helped to sponsor the crony hiring of professors who belonged to SBA 8(a)-listed minority groups; she launched libelous attacks on landlords using phony complaints from ‘virtual’ low-income tenants; she graduated from Harvard Law School in 1988; Bienen arranged for her to join Chicago law firm Sidley & Austin to develop expertise in intellectual property law and marketing; she was assigned to work in a ‘dual-use’ Sidley team to represent Union Carbide Corp. in its 1990 legal fight to complete a sale of a chemical business unit to Arco Chemical Co. AND to spoliate evidence of Matrix 5 sabotage of Union Carbide’s Bhopal plant in India where 47 tons of water was injected into a bath containing 42 tons of methyl isocyanate; she was also assigned to work on a ‘dual-use’ Sidley team to represent AT&T Corp. in its 1990 hostile takeover bid for NCR Corp AND to spoliate evidence of AT&T’s development of the Clipper chip and PKI with Entrust in Ottawa to monitor targets for Matrix 5 sabotage, assassination and virtual deception; she was also assigned to work on a ‘dual-use’ Sidley team to represent marketing and IP associated with Barney the Purple Dinosaur AND to spoliate evidence of investments by the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers in propaganda broadcast of BBC snuff films as virtual news over PBS; Obama and Dohrn allegedly equipped a Women @ Sidley group with key-escrow encryption protocols stolen by Bienen’s CIA colleagues from Ron Brown’s office; Obama and Bienen allegedly used drug money confiscated through Kristine Marcy’s DOJ Pride to build iCAIR for Matrix 5 sabotage, assassination and virtual deception; she allegedly designed and developed IP and patent protection for Unabomb devices trademarked with initials ‘FC’ standing for Femme Comp Inc; she was transferred in 1991 to work as mayoral assistant with Valerie Jarrett, then chief of staff to Chicago Mayor Richard Daley who became an easy target for Matrix 5 extortion; she was transferred in 1993 to head up a new Chicago office of Public Allies to create Matrix 5 training groups for young revolutionaries; Bienen showed Obama how to manipulate Canadian and American pension and insurance funds to capture control of a Bombardier Master Trust and to modify Bombardier aircraft to support EW/ELINT attacks on U.S. airlines during an ongoing Unabomb campaign; she was assigned as associate dean of student services at University of Chicago to radicalize students; she was assigned as executive director of community affairs at University of Chicago Hospitals to promote late-term abortion in a corrupt collaboration with churches and community groups; she was rewarded with a pay increase from $122,000 to $316,000 a year and promotion to a vice president at the University of Chicago Hospitals for use of Entrust PKI in helping her husband win a U.S. Senate seat in 2004; in 2008 she allegedly worked with Bienen to sabotage Bear Stearns; in July 2008, she was awarded an honorary membership to radicalize the 100-year-old black sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha; she uses Entrust PKI to extort support from Matrix 5 community groups for her husband's policy priorities such as the Pay equity law and lesbian penetration of U.S. military forces; each success with Entrust PKI buys more support from Matrix 5 insiders; she pushed the credit-default stimulus bill to take control of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development and United States Department of Education; Michelle Obama is always at the other end of her husband’s teleprompter and has reminded U.S. Cabinet-level agencies of the power of Matrix 5 to generate spectacles through D2 Banking Chicago Council on Global Affairs including spectacles such as snuff-film images of the 911 attacks and the Mumbai Massacre.]”
“Permira plans stock market return for NDS [alleged provider of a VideoGuard encryption service for 9/11 pay per view snuff film] 09.57 Europe/London, July 15, 2011 By Julian Clover Will the bell toll again for NDS? Permira, the controlling shareholder in NDS, is in the early stages of an IPO that would see the News Corp technology company return to the stock market. The private equity firm [which allegedly manages investments for Michelle Obama’s extorted pension fund managers in Illinois and Chicago], which has held a 51% stake in NDS since August 2008, is reported by Sky News to have approached Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley to run the process. The plans have no connection with the phone hacking crisis currently engulfing News Corp, which has retained a 49% holding. NDS remains a key part of News Corp’s pay-TV strategy [allegedly used to conceal trade in 9/111 and related snuff films]. Its technology is behind the recent launch of the Sky Go multiscreen product for BSkyB and Sky Deutschland, as well as the IP-delivered Sky Anytime+. The company has more than 75 pay-TV customers worldwide, both inside and outside the News Corp group of companies. They include Comcast, DirecTV, Foxtel, Kabel Deutschland, Get, Kabel BW, Sky Italia, Sky Deutschland and BSkyB.”
“Outsourcing American jobs By Eartha Jane Melzer | 03.18.10 | 7:15 am One of the ironies of the modern economy is that people who have good jobs with pensions, and public institutions like universities, are underwriting the off-shoring of American jobs through their pension funds. In Ohio the planned closure of the Hugo Boss suit factory outside Cleveland has brought this phenomenon to light. Hugo Boss, a German company that makes high end men’s suits, employs more than 300 people at the Brooklyn, Ohio plant that it’s operated since 1995. In 2007 the European private equity firm Permira bought a controlling interest in Hugo Boss. Last year Hugo Boss proposed to cut worker wages from around $13 per hour to around $9 per hour. After workers rejected the proposal, and while negotiations with the union were still ongoing, the company announced on Dec. 29 that it would lay off all the workers and close the plant in April. “This facility is not globally competitive,” the company said in a statement. “Hugo Boss tried in vain to find ways to make it globally competitive and when that effort failed, we acted in the best interests of shareholders and customers by deciding to close the facility.” This move shocked workers, unions officials, and local and state officials who had been trying to broker a package of financial incentives to keep the plant in Ohio. According to the Workers United Union (which is part of the SEIU), Hugo Boss made more than $140 million in profits in the first nine months of 2009 and the company paid shareholders more than $135 million in dividends last year. The union also pointed out that the U.S. remains a big market for Hugo Boss suits. Unfortunately, public employees groups have a hand in this move because many state public employee pension funds are invested in Permira. According to Capital IQ the University of Michigan is one of the many public institutions invested in the company. The University of Michigan refused to comment on its investments. “Investments are not something UM really ever talks about.” said U-M spokesman Rick Fitzgerald. Roland Zullo a research scientist with the University of Michigan’s Institute for Research on Labor, Employment and the Economy told Michigan Messenger that public employee pension funds have been playing a role in the closure of U.S. factories since the 1980s. When pubic employee pension funds invest in companies that shut down factories and decrease the tax base they are undercutting their own sector, Zullo said, because reduced tax base translates into fewer public employee jobs. “Union pension funds have amassed tremendous wealth and of course these pension funds are invested in companies,” Zullo said. “Unfortunately a lot of these companies are undermining the economy by moving jobs offshore and this comes around to haunt people it is supposed to benefit.” Zullo says that so far there has been little success in getting those public funds to use their leverage to influence the decisions of the companies in which they have an ownership interest. “What activists have been trying to do for decades is to try to get these investment funds to consider the local employment effects. They haven’t successfully closed that loop.” The way to use that leverage, he says, is for public employee unions to “direct their pension funds toward more locally based investments.” The Service Employees International Union, which represents workers at the plant, is campaigning against what it calls irresponsible behavior by private equity funds in the U.S. and is urging public employee pension funds to reevaluate investments in Permira. According to Standard and Poor’s Capital IQ, public employee pension funds from Alaska, California, Los Angeles, Colorado, Nevada, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Missouri, Ohio, Orange County, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas and Illinois are invested with Permira. (The Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund told Michigan Messenger that it has liquidated its holdings in Permira. [allegedly in an attempt to conceal role of Michelle Obama in it’s investments in VideoGuard pay per view and Snuff Film 911]) The Ohio Public Employee Retirement System, which has around $150 million invested in Permira, has tried to leverage its investment to influence the firm to keep the plant open. In a February 25 letter to Permira, OPERS stated that its board had been informed that the company terminated the bargaining agreement with its union prematurely and had failed to negotiate in good faith with state officials on a package of financial incentives that could allow it to operate profitably. “The Board now has concerns about future involvement with your institution,” OPERS Chairman Ken Thomas and Chief Executive Chris DeRose wrote. “In the interest of improving the overall performance of Permira IV, OPERS urges you to reengage both local and state officials to evaluate profitable alternatives to the closure of this facility.” U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) has also rallied to keep the plant open. In a Feb. 25 letter to Permira, Brown protested that Hugo Boss and Permira have failed to seriously explore alternatives that could keep company in Ohio and urged Permira to work with Hugo Boss management to reverse the decision to close the plant. “As a member of the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs committee and Chairman of the Subcommittee on Economic Policy in the United States Senate, I have grave concerns when hearing stories of private equity firms such as Permira loading their portfolio companies with debt, closing U.S. production facilities, and reaping high returns — all at the expense of American workers. Such behavior has played a significant role in creating the challenging economic climate that out nation currently faces. It is even more troublesome to hear that public and private pension programs are entrusting funds to firms that engage in such behavior.” Dan Apfel of the Responsible Endowments Coalition, which works with students on 95 campuses to promote socially responsible investments by university endowments, said that U-M should be open about its investments and should be thinking about the impact of those investments on the regional economy. “If U-M wants people to stay in the Midwest, it is important that there are jobs not only for college graduates but that there are jobs for everybody. Clearly universities are public benefit institutions and can and should be using their endowments in a way that at least doesn’t conflict with what they are doing as an education institution.” “[U-M] could follow Ohio’s lead and have dialog with the company very easily,“ Apfel said. “That’s not going to cost any money.””
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