Re: La pista finanziaria

Inviato da  Gianna il 9/6/2006 17:07:40

A parte che il sig. Blondet ha continuato a diffondere fino a pochi mesi fa la storia del "non c'erano ebrei nelle torri" e a parte che Blondet è attendibile come Bush quando parla di portare la democrazia, la storia è già stata verificata e smentita in abbondanza.

Questo l'ho preso da indymedia, dove facevano anche notare che le presunte operazioni sospette valevano 100 milioni di dollari su un uno scambio giornaliero di 70.000. Tra parentesi su indymedia le discussioni sono paralizzate da uno o due dei vostri che spammano e insultano, non ho capito bene, ma se avete dato del troll a me perchè ho fatto qualche domanda, i vostri compagni di merende che spammano e insultano su altri siti, cosa sono?

These preliminary claims were never confirmed. In fact, German officials publicly backtracked fairly soon after Mr. Welteke’s statement was issued. On September 27, a spokesman for the German securities regulator, BAWe (Bundesaufsichtsamt für den Wertpapierhandel), declared that while the investigation was continuing, “there is no evidence that anyone who had knowledge of the attacks before they were committed used it to make financial transactions.”174On December 3, 2001, a spokesman for the BAWe said its investigation had revealed no evidence of illicit 172According to the SEC’s Chief, Market Surveillance, the countries with the most significant relevant trading of foreign corporations stock were the UK and Germany. The UK quickly and publicly reported it had found no illicit trading. See e.g., J. Moore, The Times, Bin Ladin did not Deal (October 17, 2001) (Chairman of Financial Services Authority reported that investigation failed to reveal evidence of irregular share dealings in London in advance of 9/11). Other countries publicly reported similar findings. See e.g.,Associated Press Worldstream, Suspicion dispelled of insider trading in KLM shares before September 11 attacks (reporting conclusion of Dutch government investigation that sharp drop in share prices of the national airline days before 9/11 were not caused by people who knew of terrorist attacks). 173The chief of the FBI team also raised the issue with CIA and asked it to be alert for any intelligence on illicit trading; he received no such reports from the CIA. 174Agence France Presse (Sept. 27, 2001).
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National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States 152trading in advance of 9/11 and that the case remained open pending new information. The spokesman said separate investigations by state authorities had also yielded no information and had been closed. 175Commission staff interviewed German law enforcement officials who said that exhaustive investigation in Germany revealed no evidence of illicit trading. Moreover, both SEC and FBI officials involved in the trading investigation told the Commission staff that German investigators had privately communicated to them that there was no evidence of illicit trading in Germany before 9/11. The FBI legal attaché in Berlin forwarded a lead to the German BKA (Bundeskriminalamt), which reported back that the trading allegations lacked merit. It appears, then, that Welteke’s initial comments were simply ill-considered and unsupported by the evidence.176Other investigation corroborates the conclusion of no illicit tradingSince 9/11, the U.S. government has developed extensive evidence about al Qaeda and the 9/11 attacks. The collected information includes voluminous documents and computers seized in raids in Afghanistan and throughout the world. Moreover, the United States and its allies have captured and interrogated hundreds of al Qaeda operatives and supporters, including the mastermind of the 9/11 plot and the three key plot facilitators. No information has been uncovered indicating that al Qaeda profited by trading securities in advance of 9/11. To the contrary, the evidence—including extensive materials reviewed by Commission staff—all leads to the conclusion that knowledge of the plot was closely held by the top al Qaeda leadership and the key planners. It strains credulity to believe that al Qaeda would have jeopardized its most important and secretive operation or any of its key personnel by trying to profit from securities speculation.175See Australian Financial Review (Dec 3, 2001). 176The SEC investigated trading of American Depository Receipts (ADRs) in foreign companies. ADRsare receipts issued by a U.S. bank for the shares of a foreign corporation held by the bank. ADRs publicly trade on U.S. markets. This investigation revealed no illicit trading.

http://www.9-11commission.gov/staff_statements/911_TerrFin_App.pdf.