See# 11
Abel Danger Mischief Makers - Mistress of the Revels - 'Man-In-The-Middle' Attacks
Prequel 1:
McConnell Links Mrs. Clegg’s Nortel Red-Bag Crime Scenes To Russell Williams JABS
Prequel 2:
Clipper-encrypted bordereau network - Nadhmi Auchi financing - Garth Williams had the intel - 'dressing' the crime scene
Mrs. Clegg with Auchi who helped fund Obama election campaign
“Aldeas Infantiles SOS México (Aldeas Infantiles es...) en 16:9”“Global Banking Giant Caught Laundering Money For Mexican Drug Cartels”
“Financial News May 3rd 2012 -- HSBC Money-Laundering”
“How Did Obama Know About 'Fast And Furious' Before Holder?”
“Tuesday, July 17, 2012 HSBC Caught Laundering Mexican Dope Money; Fast And Furious Leads Us Straight To Obama Quote HSBC’s involvement in drug money laundering also has implications for the Obama administration. In December 2011 the New York Times reported on the Department of Justice’s involvement in drug money laundering. Immediately, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which is investigating Operation Fast and Furious, announced that it was going to expand its investigation of gunwalking to the Mexican Sinaloa drug cartel to now include drug money laundering, but the Department of Justice refused to cooperate. The same Lanny Breuer who is implicated in gunwalking also was involved in letting Wachovia Bank off with a slap on the wrist after it had been established that it was laundering drug money for the same Sinaloa cartel. HSBC then moved in to take over the drug money laundering activity of the cartel under the watchful eye of the Obama administration. The question posed by Lyndon LaRouche is, how much of the drug money was funneled into the 2008 Obama Presidential campaign? A serious investigation would have to explore the relationship between gunwalking and drug money laundering, and whether there was a deal between the Obama campaign and the drug cartel to launder funds into the campaign...read more http://canadanewslibre.com/2012/07/14/larouchepac-hsbc-under-multiple-investigations-for-drug-money-laundering/”
“25 OCT 2006 DLA Piper appoints Miriam Gonzalez as senior consultant PRESS RELEASE London - DLA Piper is delighted to announce that Miriam Gonzalez, a former member of the Cabinet of two European Commissioners has joined the EU, Competition and Trade practice in London as a senior consultant. Miriam brings a combination of extensive trade and regulatory expertise and a deep knowledge of international and EU affairs and trade policy to the team. She has wide ranging experience of international law, policy and EU regulations, notably in the telecommunications and energy sectors. Her practice focuses on advising and representing multi-national companies and trade associations on how best to use EU legislation and policy to their advantage. Miriam was the European Commissions' leading trade negotiator at the WTO on telecommunication issues and is able to advise companies, trade associations and governments on WTO negotiation and dispute resolution and trade policy. Miriam is a qualified Spanish lawyer. Prior to joining the firm Miriam served as a senior adviser in the cabinet of EU external relations commissioner Chris Patten and the cabinet of Benita Ferrero-Waldner, where she was responsible for EU relations for the United States and the Middle East. In her previous career as an EU negotiator at the WTO Miriam led the EU team in the WTO negotiations on telecoms as well as managing the EU negotiating team for energy, postal, construction and information services. She also worked as a competition and regulatory lawyer for BT in Brussels.”
“26 OCT 2006 DLA Piper appointed to HSBC IP/Trademark Panel PRESS RELEASE
London - DLA Piper are delighted to announce their appointment by HSBC to manage the bank's trade mark portfolio on a multi jurisdictional basis. Simon Levine, DLA Piper's Global head of IP and Siân Croxon a partner in the firm's London office will be managing the relationship working with colleagues and associates around the world. "We are obviously delighted with this appointment" said Simon Levine, "representing as it does HSBC's confidence in our ability to work with them on the development of their trade mark portfolio and the protection of their IP rights". Siân Croxon commented: "We appreciate the importance of working closely with, and understanding the business imperatives of HSBC, and this is an important step in continuing to build that full relationship with them".”
“In November 2006, HSBC and SOS Children's Villages announced a global five year partnership as part of Future First, The HSBC Education Trust's new global initiative to reduce child poverty. Future First The partnership between SOS Children’s Villages UK and HSBC’s Future Firstprogramme will benefit thousands of orphaned, abandoned and destitute children in the 47 countries in which both organisations have a common presence. HSBC has pledged USD one million per year to SOS Children’s Villages UK for five years (2007 - 2011). These donations will be used to support SOS education, community development and family strengthening programmes. Dame Mary Richardson, Chief Executive of the HSBC Global Education Trust, said of the partnership, “We think this is going to make a measurable difference in the lives of some of the most marginalised and impoverished members of society. … In a number of countries, SOS Children’s Villages and HSBC have already been working together on a local level for a number of years. Countries where partnerships between the two organisations exist include: India, Jordan, Lebanon, Mauritius, Mexico, Pakistan and USA. At SOS Children’s Village Irbid in northern Jordan, for example, The HSBC in the Community Middle East Foundation donated the construction costs for an SOS family house (named ‘HSBC House’) and continues to provide its annual running costs. HSBC has also provided the SOS Children’s Village with a PC and printer for its computer lab, and the children are regularly invited to HSBC events. HSBC employees have a very personal relationship with these children, which is beneficial for both groups. A similar scheme takes place between HSBC and SOS Children’s Village Ksarnaba in Lebanon. .. The partnership between HSBC and SOS Children’s Villages UK developed further following the devastating earthquake that ripped through Kashmir on 8 October 2005. 73,000 people were killed, many children were orphaned, and 10,000 of the 11,500 schools in Pakistan-administered Kashmir were destroyed. SOS Children’s Villages, which was given legal guardianship of all children left temporarily unaccompanied by the earthquake by Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, approached The HSBC Education Trust once more for support with reconstruction efforts. To ensure Kashmiri children are able to continue with their education, SOS Children’s Villages is constructing three schools - one primary and two single-sex [allegedly operated by same sex pedophile pimps] secondary schools. Construction costs for the primary school have been generously provided by The HSBC Education Trust.”
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