See# 4 and 26:
Abel Danger Mischief Makers - Mistress of the Revels - 'Man-In-The-Middle' Attacks
Prequel:
Marine Links Libor-Funded Gold Room Lesbians to Underground Bombers’ Dick
“Peter Power 7/7 Terror Rehearsal”
[Alleged operator of same-sex Libor entrapment network at Barclays]
Underground bombing allegedly financed by Cattlegate-Libor funds
“Sunday, September 6, 2009 Conspiracy Theory: London 7/7 Bombings continued The first section of this 7/7 Bombings conspiracy pertained to particular events and incongruities which had indicated that the truth had been withheld from the general public. These events included evidence which showed that there were no backpack home-made bombs or Muslim bombers inside the tube-train carriages that blew up, and that the floors blew upwards, so the bombs, which were made from military high-grade explosives, must have been fastened underneath the floors of the train carriages. Only people having access to the tube-trains, during the times that the trains were not running, would be able to plant those bombs, under the train floors. In this section, we explore two parties to which 'the truth campaign' has laid blame upon. … More evidence that the 7/7 bombings were foreseen [by Cattlegate-Libor insiders] come from a more unlikely source; the stock market. Jérôme Kerviel (pictured above), is more famous for his misappropriation and fradulent trading when working for Société Générale, which resulted in an approximate loss of €5 billion and plunging the 144-year-old French financial institution into crisis. Curiously, Mr Kerviel had made bets that the market would crash (i.e. short selling) prior to 7/7. He struck the jackpot when the attacks eventuated and registered an approximate profit of €500,000. This brought him “orgasmic pleasure”. Furthermore, according to Mr Kerviel, the best trading day in the history of Société Générale fell on 9/11. “The best trading day in the history of Société Générale was September 11, 2001 ... [a]t least, that’s what one of my managers told me. It seems that [Cattlegate-Libor] profits were colossal that day. I had a similar experience during the London attacks in July 2005.” A few days earlier he had bet on a fall in the share price of Allianz, the German insurance giant, he told Le Parisien. Everyone was losing money when the 7/7 bombings sent the insurance sector into a downward spiral “except for me”, he said. “Thanks to the positions I had, I earned €500,000 in a few minutes. It was the jackpot. I was jubilant.” After the celebrations Mr Kerviel said he paused for thought. “I understood that I was having fun when people had just been hit by the bombs. I ran to the toilet and I was sick. But the moment of weakness did not last long. I went back into the trading room and I returned to work.” These events follow the questions raised regarding massive trades that foreshadowed the events of 9/11, with put options placed in large quantities against American and United Airliners in the days immediately prior to the attacks. The investigation as to who was responsible for authorizing the transactions led directly back to former CIA director Buzzy Krongard. In the case of the London bombings, the British Pound fell 6 percent against the Greenback for no apparent reason in the days before the attack. Currencies of established countries simply do not fall that fast based upon any kind of economic or financial analysis," said a 35 year veteran economist. “Somebody – somewhere – knew something. Or maybe I should say ’somebodies.” Coincidence or pre-empted trades?”
“July 19, 2012, 9:01 a.m. ET Financial News: Libor Director Swaps BBA for Thomson Reuters [compiler for man-in-the-middle attack on Libor-panel banks!] .. The director responsible for the management of the setting of Libor at the British Bankers' Association, the industry body that establishes the benchmark, has left for a job at the data provider that plays a key role in the process. John Ewan, Libor director at the BBA, ended his directorship at BBA Libor Ltd. on Wednesday, according to filings with Companies House. A spokesman for the BBA said: "John Ewan is no longer at the BBA. He left to pursue a new opportunity to further his career." Thomson Reuters confirmed that Ewan has joined the company as head of business development for its fixing and benchmark business. Ewan could not be reached for comment. He joined the BBA as a Libor manager in April 2005 and became director in March 2007. His profile on the BBA website, which has now been deleted, said that he was "responsible for the management of the BBA Libor rate setting process and the annual review of the panels of banks contributing to the rate setting process." Libor, or the London interbank offered rate, has been in the spotlight over the past month since it emerged that regulators in the U.S. and U.K. had fined Barclays over $450m for fixing its Libor submissions between 2005 and 2008. Senior Barclays officials have left the bank in the fallout, while regulators have confirmed that other banks are under investigation. A source close to the situation said Ewan's move to Reuters was unrelated to the Libor scandal. Libor is used as a benchmark for hundreds of trillions of dollars of loans and derivatives and, as administrator of the rate, the BBA and its process for setting Libor have also come under scrutiny. The BBA is currently in the process of reviewing the Libor-setting process. The benchmark is compiled by the BBA in conjunction with Thomson Reuters. The data provider surveys a panel of large banks every morning for the rate at which those banks would expect to be able to raise a large loan in the interbank market at that time. Thomson Reuters calculates the average industry-wide benchmark based on those submissions. The [Wag-the-Dog] rate is then published to the market by Thomson Reuters and other licensed data vendors.”
“If the arrest of Russian spy Anna Chapman seemed abrupt, it’s because the FBI began to fear she was out to sexually ensnare a member of President Obama’s cabinet. That seems too crazy to be true, even in a case as bizarre as Chapman’s. But the FBI’s counterintelligence chief tells a BBC interviewer that Chapman was getting “closer and closer to higher and higher ranking leadership.” “They were getting close enough to a sitting U.S. cabinet member that we thought we could no longer allow this to continue,” says C. Frank Figliuzzi, the assistant FBI director for counterintelligence, according to the Independent. That alleged — repeat: alleged — sexual “closeness” prompted Figliuzzi’s agents to shift from monitoring Chapman’s crew of ten spies to arresting them in 2010. Figliuzzi doesn’t say which “serving” cabinet official was this close to shtupping Anna Chapman. It would be irresponsible to speculate. But it’s so, so, so hard not to. (I’m guessing that you can erase ex-Defense Secretary Robert Gates, a former CIA kremlinologist, from Anna Chapman’s little black book.) Chapman will not go down in history as the world’s ugliest agent, and the history books are littered with politicians who convinced themselves that the rewards of power include extracurricular, extramarital sex. But Anna Chapman appears to have been a pretty incompetent spy. Her crew used what intelligence reporter Jeff Stein termed “primitive radio techniques” and hid loosely encrypted messages in plain sight on the Internet [Barclays LGBT Spectrum]. She traded in “routine political gossip and policy talk,” as the New York Times put it, rather than real secrets. Bedding a cabinet official would seem to be past her means, comely as they are.”
“Anna Chapman: Barclays reveals alleged spy was London employee .. Alleged member of Russian spy ring worked for bank's small business division and private plane hire firm Matthew Weaver, Luke Harding in Moscow and agencies [led by Thomson Reuters; the compiler for man-in-the-middle attack on Libor-panel banks!]) guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 30 June 2010 18.20 BST .. The British connections of the alleged Russian spy, Anna Chapman, strengthened today when Barclays Bank confirmed that she had worked in its London office before moving to the United States. Barclays had earlier denied knowledge of Chapman, who is accused by the FBI along with 10 others of being part of a "deep cover" spy ring operating since the 1990s. But after a more extensive search by the bank, a spokesman confirmed to the Guardian that an Anna Chapman did work in its small business banking division between 2004 and 2005. On her LinkedIn profile, Chapman claimed she worked for the investment banking section. The discrepancy helps explain why it took Barclays so long to confirm her employment history. It is also understood that she worked at Barclays for six months, not the year claimed on her profile. Chapman's extensive online presence, including more than 90 photographs posted to Facebook and an apparently glamorous lifestyle as a property millionaire, has made her the focus of much of the media coverage of the case. Earlier another British based company, the private plane hire firm NetJets Europe, confirmed that she worked in the UK, but not for as long as the CV claimed, or at such a senior level. "Ms Chapman was employed by NetJets Europe from May to July 2004, as an executive assistant in the sales department," a spokesman said. Her CV claims that she worked for a year at NetJets and was "primarily involved in selling private jets to companies and individuals in Russia". A spokesman for the company said that he was "not aware" whether the company had been contacted by the FBI. He added that none of the current employees remembers working with Chapman. "It was six years ago, no one is talking about it," he said. Chapman's CV also claimed that she worked for a hedge fund in London called Navigator. No record has yet emerged that such a fund existed, according to the specialist hedge-fund website, FINalternatives. She is also said to have been married to a British citizen, but this has not been confirmed.”
“In 1978, Hillary Rodham Clinton turned a small $1,000 investment into nearly $100,000 after 10 months. The event is referred to as the "cattle futures controversy" or "Cattlegate." The Journal of Economics and Statistics placed the odds at 250 million to one that a trader could honestly achieve the results Hillary achieved. Hillary's account was managed by Jim Blair, who was a high-ranking member of the Tyson food empire. Speculation is that Hillary's profits in part reflected on a method to curry favor with her husband Bill's administration.”
“Exclusive: Banks in Libor probe consider group settlement-sources By Katharina Bart and Diane Bartz “ZURICH/WASHINGTON | Fri Jul 20, 2012 8:31am EDT (Reuters [Thomson Reuters is the compiler for man-in-the-middle attack on Libor-panel banks!]) - A group of banks being investigated in an interest-rate rigging scandal are looking to pursue a group settlement with regulators rather than face a Barclays-style backlash by going it alone, people familiar with the banks' thinking said. Such discussions are preliminary, and it is unclear if regulators will enter these talks, aimed at resolving allegations that banks attempted to manipulate the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, a benchmark that underpins hundreds of trillions of dollars in contracts. Still, there are powerful incentives for the banks to enter joint negotiations. Barclays Plc [allegedly penetrated by Clinton’s same sex stalker] was the first to settle with U.S. and British regulators, paying a $453 million penalty and admitting to its role in a deal announced June 27. Its chief executive, Bob Diamond, abruptly quit the next week, bowing to public pressure and erosion of the bank's reputation. The sources told Reuters that none of the banks involved now want to be second in line for fear that they will get similarly hostile treatment from politicians and the public. Bank discussions about a group settlement initially took place before the Barclays agreement, and picked back up in the aftermath. It is unclear which banks are involved in the potential settlement talks. More than a dozen banks are being investigated in the scandal, including Citigroup, HSBC, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase. They all declined to comment.”
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