McConnell claims that unwitting (?) members of White’s gaming club in London including Nicholas Soames, David Cameron, Prince Charles and Tom Stacey, tasked former Serco CEO Chris Hyman in 1994 with the development of a Red Switch Network to share vigs with London Company experts in the spot fixing of randomly-filled body-bag counts at false-flag events.
London investees allegedly using Serco Red Switch to share spot-fixed body-bag vigs
Corrections Corp of America – Felons plant or remove evidence, extort blue-team silence and hack the Defense Red Switch Network (DRSN) to override orders from legitimate commands;
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. – Equips cat-bond contract killers with semi-automatic pistols;
Alliant Techsystems Inc, (ATK) – Vaporizes evidence of contract hits with rocket-fuel arson;
Service Corp International – Destroys evidence of cat-bond hits in crematoria body bags;
White Mountains Insurance Group – Buffett cat-bond triggers – Fireman’s Fund contract hits.
McConnell notes that Hyman met with Adjusters International, London Company and Serco agents on the 47th Floor of WTC#1 on 9/11 after which he and fellow survivors delivered a spot-fixed body-bag count of 343 for New York’s Bravest of whom only 15% are listed in the Social Security Death Index while 85% have received benefits from the Victim’s Compensation Fund.
McConnell suggest Serco users of the Defense Red Switch Network be treated as members of a racketeering influenced and corrupt organization engaged in murder for hire and spread betting or spot-fixing frauds at mass-casualty events (cf. Murrah, 9/11, 7/7, Sandy Hook, Navy Yard, Extortion 17, MH 370).
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#2008: Marine Links Serco’s Red Switch Spot-Fixed Body Bags to London Company Ambush of Extortion 17
It is also sometimes referred to as the book's hold, particularly when looking at futures markets. For spread betting, balanced action would result in 11 dollars bet on each side (as an example) for a total of 22. As long as there isn't a push, the winner would be paid 21 and the book would keep 1. This 1/22 that is the book's commission is called the vig. .. This is a great description of vigorish. I like to think of the book as a middleman like a stockbroker, putting together people who want to be on opposite sides of a transaction. Instead of buying and selling shares of stock, the players are buying and selling sports teams. The vig is the commission the book earns for bringing the two parties together, just as a stockbroker earns a commission for bringing the buyer and seller of a stock together.”
“The 9/11 Firemen’s Reference Guide
by Larry McWilliams and Phil Jayhan
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The 9/11 Firemen have been at the center of the story since day one. They were the men, we are told, that rushed into the towers when everyone else fled. They were the consummate 9/11 heroes. They were the very symbol of American loss on that day.
That is why study of the 9/11 Firemen has remained, for nine long years, a subject taboo to research and even to discussion.
Yet, in the wake of plentiful research proving irregularities among the passengers and even the occupants of the Towers, the mystery of the Firemen remained.
The idea that these subjects were off limits to research and discussion was more than barrier enough to secure their shenanigans from being found out, and to keep them hidden in the dark. It would break all taboos of speaking ill of the dead, and the heroes of 9/11 to ask even the first question. As long as this spell lasted, there would be no questions asked, and no discoveries made, about what happened to the 343 Firemen on 9/11.
Taboos be damned, we had to have answers, so we began to assemble the necessary research to see what answers were available in the data. It didn’t take long for the trends to become crystal clear.
I collected information from all of the major Memorials.
Each Memorial lists 343 Firefighters, the Official number from the FDNY.
However, there are 347 total firefighters and paramedics listed in the various Memorials, no two memorials totally in agreement.
In the following article, I will present data to show that;
1. Very few are listed in the Social Security Death Index (15%)
2. Nearly all received benefits from the Victim’s Compensation Fund (85%)
3. The distribution of the Firemen by Company is significantly different than what would be expected, and
4. The rank distribution is top-heavy.
The Firemen and the SSDI
The Social Security Death Index is the means by which the Social Security Administration keeps track of which issued numbers (persons) need to be removed from the Tax/Benefit rolls. Every death in the United States should be recorded in the SSDI, provided that person was issued a Social Security Number. Only 15% of the 9/11 Firemen are accounted for in the SSDI. This number is so significantly low, that no attempt can be made to explain it. All of the people I know to be dead show up in the SSDI under some form of their name. Yet only 15% of these Firemen can be found there.
Here is the data, broken down alphabetically for organization’s sake.
The Firemen and the VCF Where the Victim’s Compensation Fund is concerned, the results for the 9/11 Firemen were completely opposite those for the SSDI. A whopping 85% of these same Firemen showed up when it came time for a huge payoff. According to the Final Report, the VCF money paid to the Firemen totaled $559,197,606.41, which is about 1.9 million for each of the 294 claimants.
The final breakdown in the four possible categories is as follows:
SSDI YES, VCF YES = 43 = 13%
SSDI YES, VCF NO = 8 = 2%
SSDI NO, VCF YES = 251 = 72%
SSDI NO, VCF NO = 45 = 13 %
As you can see, the overwhelming majority are those who are not in the SSDI, but are in the VCF. It is also odd that the number of those yes/yes and no/no are nearly equal, and the yes/no’s are nearly non-existent. This is not what we would expect to see from random recording error. Actually the numbers we would realistically expect to see are 100% in the SSDI, and nearly 100% in the VCF.”
“New York Cops, Firefighters in Massive 9/11 Fraud, Indictment Says Jan. 7, 2014 By AARON KATERSKY
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More than 100 retired New York City cops, firefighters and correction officers were charged today with falsely claiming to be suffering from depression and anxiety as a result of the 9/11 terror attacks, New York prosecutors said today.
The alleged scam won awards up to $500,000 for the uniformed personnel and cost taxpayers millions of dollars, according to the indictment.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance said the suspects "cynically manufactured claims of mental illness as a result of Sept 11th… dishonoring the first responders."
Police Commissioner William Bratton said, "The retired members of the NYP indicted in this case have disgraced all first responders who perished during the search and rescue efforts on Sept. 11, 2001."
Manhattan District Attorney
PHOTO: Evidence in the 9/11 disability fraud case released by the Manhattan District attorney.
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The prosecution backed up its case with recorded phone calls of the suspects being coached on how to behave in front of a medical board and photos of the suspects doing vigorous activity like jet skiing, doing mixed martial arts, and going on cruises after convincing doctors they were unable to leave their homes.
Today's arrests cap a two year investigation, aided by federal investigators, the city's Department of Investigation and the NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau.
The alleged fraud cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars in improper Social Security benefits.
The indictment charges four men with masterminding the alleged fraud, including attorney Raymond Lavellee, 81, Thomas Hale, 89, Joseph Esposito, 70, and John Minerva, 59.
Hale is president of a firm that determines eligibility for Social Security disability. Esposito is a former NYPD employee and Minerva is an ex-cop who is currently a disability consultant for the Detectives Endowment Association.
None of the accused actually suffered from debilitating stress, officials claim. Many were caught working after retirement, a violation of disability benefits.
And some of the retired officers retained their gun permits. Retired officers cannot possess guns if they are being treated for stress.
Court papers included what prosecutors said were recorded phone calls in which Esposito "coached" the officers how to dress and behave and now to muff questions to show that lacked concentration.
"They're liable to say... spell the word 'world,' so you go 'W-R-L-D.' Then they're gonnna say 'Spell it backwards.' You think about it, and you can't spell it backwards," Esposito was recorded saying.
He allegedly told officers claiming that their debilitating anxieties stemmed from the 9/11 attacks to tell examiners they were "afraid of planes and entering large buildings."
The 9/11 attacks took a heavy toll on the city's cops, called "New York's Finest," and firefighters, dubbed "New York's Bravest." The casualty count from the terror attacks included 23 police officers and 343 firefighters.
Most of the arrests in the fraud sweep took place in the city, with others being busted in Florida and elsewhere in New York State.
It was the second 9/11 scam to be revealed this week. On Monday, two New Jersey men pleaded guilty to raising and keeping $50,000 for a Sept. 11 charity that was supposed to help families who lost loved one in the catastrophe.
Thomas Scalgione and Mark Niemczyk never gave any of the more than $50,000 in proceeds to the victims' families or to charities as promised, they told the court.”
“Serco Awarded New Social Security Administration Blanket Purchase Agreement RESTON, VIRGINIA – November 19, 2010 – Serco Inc., a leading provider of professional, technology, and management services, announced today that the Company has been awarded a new Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to support the Social Security Administration’s Office of Facilities Management (OFM). Serco will support Social Security through the optimization and continued implementation of TRIRIGA, the agency’s Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) software. The BPA is for a 5-year period, and has an estimated ceiling value of $10 million.
Serco will work closely with Social Security to provide support in establishing data management and project management functionality within the TRIRIGA software. The Company will also assist in standardizing the administration’s interfaces and business processes as well as developing expanded application functionality based on the agency’s strategic roadmap.
“We look forward to supporting the Social Security Administration as they configure their integrated workplace management system,” said Steve Sieke, Serco’s Senior Vice President of the IT and Professional Services Group. “We have been providing world class technology services around facilities management to our clients for over 15 years.”
About Serco Inc.: Serco Inc. is a leading provider of professional, technology, and management services focused on the federal government. We advise, design, integrate, and deliver solutions that transform how clients achieve their missions. Our customer-first approach, robust portfolio of services, and global experience enable us to respond with solutions that achieve outcomes with value. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, Serco Inc. has approximately 11,000 employees, annual revenue of $1.4 billion, and is ranked in the Top 30 of the largest Federal Prime Contractors by Washington Technology. Serco Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Serco Group plc, a $6 billion international business that helps transform government and public services around the world. More information about Serco Inc. can be found at www.serco-na.com.”
““Serco warns on profits as government ban is lifted”
January 30, 2014 11:27 am
“The UK government gave the all-clear for Serco to win public sector work on Thursday but it was not enough to spare the outsourcing group from shareholders’ wrath, as it warned a series of botched contracts would continue to take a toll on profits.”
“Serco, which runs facilities from prisons and hospitals to air-traffic control towers in the UK, had been barred from winning fresh government work after it was referred to the City of London police for manipulating figures on a prison van escorting contract, and to the Serious Fraud Office for overcharging for electronic tagging.”
“But the government said on Thursday that it was reassured Serco “had developed a thorough plan for corporate renewal”. Although it will continue to monitor the group, the Cabinet Office said it had “accepted this plan represents the right direction of travel to meet our expectations as a customer”.
“The good news from the government was overshadowed by a 12.3 per cent fall in the company’s share price to 447p in early afternoon trading.”
“Although Serco welcomed the news that it would be considered “on an equal basis” with other suppliers for public sector contracts, it also warned that the scandals would continue to have a “negative impact” on profitability this year. Investors expected operating profit of £277m for the year ending December 2014, but Serco said the final figure could be between 10 per cent and 20 per cent lower.”
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