Canadian Commercial Corporation - Nortel Public Key Infrastructure (Entrust) - Homicidal Lock-Picker Pilot Russell Williams - NORAD Santa Event

From the Abel Danger White House Group to those whom it may concern

January 25, 2012

Andrew Saxton’s Nortel key to Russell Williams JonBenét

We believe that Andrew Saxton Sr. and erstwhile colleagues at the Canadian Commercial Corporation used Nortel public key infrastructure (Entrust) to authorize their homicidal lock-picker pilot Russell Williams to stage a NORAD Santa event on Christmas Day 1996 and generate a snuff film of the torture murder of JonBenét Ramsey.

Prequel 1:
Her Majesty’s Crown Agents - 3rd Sex Uranian Infiltration - NORAD Santa Program - Snuff-Film Production Team - Uranian Murder of JonBenét Ramsey

Prequel 2:
House Speaker Dennis Hastert - Racketeering: Secretary of State for Illinois, George Ryan - Ottawa’s Entrust PKI - Overthrow of the US Government

See:
Abel Danger Mischief Makers - Mistress of the Revels - 'Man-In-The-Middle' Attacks

“CCC is governed by a Board of Directors responsible for the affairs of the Corporation and ensuring the proper delivery of public policy on behalf of the Government of Canada. The Board provides leadership and guidance to the Corporation's management team, and sets the Corporation's strategic direction. It is composed of a Chairman, the President, and nine directors appointed by the Minister of International Trade and approved by the Governor-in-Council. .. Mr. Andrew Saxton has served as Executive Vice-President and Director of Laurentide Financial Corporation Ltd., President of Elite Insurance Company, Chairman of Grouse Mountain Resorts Ltd., Director of BC Television Broadcasting System Ltd., President of the Granville Island Hotel and Marina Ltd. and Chairman of King George Development Corporation. It is notable that he was a founding member of all these companies. His extensive private sector experience and business accomplishments have led to several appointments to the boards of federal and provincial Crown corporations and agencies including the Canadian Forces Liaison Council and the Insurance Corporation of BC, where he was a Director and Chairman of the Investment Committee. His current corporate appointments include chairmanship of King George Financial Corporation and membership of the Canadian Advisory Board Impark. Mr. Saxton was most recently appointed to CCC’s Board of Directors on December 14, 2007.”

“Entrust provides layered security solutions to more than 2,000 organizations spanning 60 countries Leveraging a layered security approach to address growing risks, Entrust solutions help secure the most common digital identity and information protection pain points in an organization. These include SSL, authentication, fraud detection, shared data protection and e-mail security .. Entrust was conceived as a business unit within Northern Telecom (Nortel), Ottawa’s first telecom giant. In December of 1996, Entrust was incorporated as an entrepreneurial spin-off of Nortel. Now with 15 offices worldwide, Entrust’s Canadian headquarters remain in the Kanata, Ottawa’s tech community. In 2004, Entrust expanded its secure messaging and data solutions with the acquisition of AmikaNow! Corporation’s compliance technology business unit. Entrust bought AmikaNow! … Entrust contributed PKI technology to the global opensource community through partners, Sun Microsystems Inc [Alleged reason for snuff film JonBenet was to extort her father out of the way and force directors of Lockheed Martin to sell Access Graphics distributorship of Sun WS in the Pentagon to General Electric prior to 9/11] and the Mozilla Foundation in July 2007. Entrust supplied a royalty-free license to Sun and Entrust PKI technology is now used by the Mozilla open-source platform. … Entrust customers include: Expedia, Citibank, SWIFT, Lloyds, Bank of New Zealand, Banco Santander, Kotak Securities, U.S. Department of State, U.S. Department of Treasury, NASA, U.K. Ministry of Defence [Alleged root authority for murder of JonBenet and the attack of 9/11], Land Registry, Government of Slovenia, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Slovenia and many, many more.”

“Canadian Commercial Corporation: A Crown Company as Arms Middleman Author: Kenneth Epps Date: Fri, 04/01/2011 Program: Conventional Weapons Spring 2011 Volume 32 Issue 1 Out of the limelight, an Ottawa-based Crown corporation has long played a central—and recently more focused—role in the export of military goods from Canada. The Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) brokers mostly military export contracts between Canadian companies and foreign governments. Unlike sister Crown corporation Export Development Canada, which provides loans and other financial assistance to Canadian exporters, the CCC is not a financing organization. Rather, the CCC acts as a go-between, matching contracts from foreign governments with contracts to Canadian suppliers. The CCC guarantees payments to Canadian companies and deliveries to foreign government departments. Its income is derived from fees and other revenues related to its brokering services and from funding provided by the Canadian Parliament. During the fiscal year 2009-10, parliamentary appropriations—essentially a public subsidy to CCC operations—totalled $15.7-million. The CCC (2010, p. 8) calls itself “Canada’s foreign military sales agency,” offering “comprehensive aerospace, defence and security solutions to friendly nations and assist[ing] Canadian exporters selling to foreign governments.” Indeed, up to 70 per cent of CCC-arranged contracts involve the supply of Canadian goods and services to foreign military departments, primarily the US Pentagon. Since 1956 the CCC has been responsible for the US-Canada Defence Production Sharing Agreement (DPSA), which has established a kind of free trade in military goods between the two states. US federal regulations require all Pentagon orders in Canada worth more than $100,000 (US) to be placed with the CCC as the prime contractor (CCC 2011). [Ergo, CCC was prime contractor for the use of Nortel’s public key infrastructure during the continuity of government exercise on 9/11]”

We assume that Canadian Governor General David Johnston can use Nortel’s log of public key changes and other transactions through NORAD Santa 1996, to establish alibis for Russell ‘Shock and Awe’ Williams and Andrew ‘Heart and Stroke’ Saxton.

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