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In July 2004, Joseph Massino, boss of the Bonanno Family, was found guilty of "orchestrating a quarter-century of murder, racketeering, arson, extortion, loan-sharking and gambling" which gave the family control over the movement of drugs through the ports of New York and Montreal and a pipeline for heroin from France ('The French Connection').
On May 5, 1981 Massino organized a hit team, largely comprised of shooters from the family's Montreal branch, to kill rebels in America and return to Canada while the New York branch sent in local clean-up crews to destroy evidence.
More than fifty years ago the Bonnanos found a way to conceal the bodies of their victims using a "double coffin". Two bodies would be stored in one coffin, a loved one on top and underneath, a second body that needed to be disposed of. The number of times this method of burying bodies was used is unclear, but police are sure the number is up in the hundreds.
Nearly seven hundred staff working on floors 101-105 of One World Trade Center in the offices of Cantor Fitzgerald, Espeed and CO2e.com - the principal competitors to the Citigroup-AMEC partners - died in the blast with their fragmented bodies buried in an apocalyptic "double" coffin of dust and ash.
We allege the Citigroup-AMEC partners sabotaged the diesel generators to feed fires lit by arsonists on the 11th, 12th or 13th floors of WTC7 where the Securities & Exchange Commission lost between 3,000 to 4,000 files. The SEC files contained evidence of insider trading by Citigroup-AMEC investment bank partners in the shares of initial public offerings during the high-tech boom. The House Financial Services Committee was seeking information about the treatment Citigroup's Salmon Smith Barney investing banking division may have given WorldCom executives. Salomon had offices in 7 World Trade Center and Citigroup says back-up tapes of corporate emails from September 1998 through December 2000 were stored at the building and destroyed in 9/11. Citigroup subsequently paid $2.65 billion to the settlement class which purchased WorldCom securities during the period from April 1999 through June 2002.
We allege the Citigroup-AMEC partners sabotaged the diesel generators to feed fires lit by arsonists on the 11th, 12th or 13th floors of WTC7 where the Securities & Exchange Commission lost between 3,000 to 4,000 files. The SEC files contained evidence of insider trading by Citigroup-AMEC investment bank partners in the shares of initial public offerings during the high-tech boom. The House Financial Services Committee was seeking information about the treatment Citigroup's Salmon Smith Barney investing banking division may have given WorldCom executives. Salomon had offices in 7 World Trade Center and Citigroup says back-up tapes of corporate emails from September 1998 through December 2000 were stored at the building and destroyed in 9/11. Citigroup subsequently paid $2.65 billion to the settlement class which purchased WorldCom securities during the period from April 1999 through June 2002.
There appear to be no reports of precious metals discovered between November of 2001 and the completion of excavation several months later. It would seem that at least the better part of a billion dollars worth of precious metals went missing. It is not plausible that whatever destroyed the towers vaporized gold and silver, which are dense, inert metals that are extremely unlikely to participate in chemical reactions with other materials.
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If ever knowledge was power, it would be today. We actually have it at our fingertips today, piece by piece, in all its glory, to take in at our leisure. Not surprisingly, the power seems to be in money, and with those who control it.