The old SS giving rise to new fascism in Austria and Germany; Mussolini’s heirs move into the Italian mainstream; Continuity of foreign policy between the “new” Germany and the Third Reich.
Food Services Giant Sodexo’s scams cost taxpayers, school children big bucks; Timothy Geithner ignored U.S. Treasury bonds naked short selling; Swiss Banks joining AIG in offshore machinations.
The Brotherhood is best understood as part of “the fascist international,” before, during and after World War II. It has allied with German and Italian fascists from WWII to the present.
Involvement of Pakistani intelligence in 9/11 and Mumbai attacks; sting man Randy Glass learned in 1999 from R.G. Abbas that the attacks were imminent!
Insurance giant AIG’s prolific use of offshore scams, captive reinsurance, illegal gambits and operations, aided by high-level gov’t officials and legislators.
Muslim Brotherhood-Al-Taqwa link to Berlusconi; Eliot Spitzer scandal viewed in comparison to Palfrey murder case; pan-Turkist movement link to shooting of the pope.
Recorded September 16, 2007
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Recorded in late 1982, this program sets forth information about a powerful, but little known, Catholic order known as the Knights of Malta. Formed during the Crusades, the organization draws together influential political, military, intelligence and business officials who have (or are in a position to) influence [...]
Recorded June 10, 2007
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Analyzing the ongoing influence of fascism in Germany’s Axis partners (Japan and Italy), the program illustrates that, as novelist William Faulkner said: “The past is never dead and buried. It isn’t even past.” Beginning with the acquittal of the accused murderers of former Vatican financial adviser Roberto [...]
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A court in Rome has acquitted all five defendants of murder charges in the 1982 death of Roberto Calvi, known as “God’s Banker” for his Vatican ties.
Mr Calvi, the chairman of a private Italian bank, Banco Ambrosiano, was found hanging from scaffolding under London’s Blackfriars Bridge in 1982.
A British inquest ruled the death suicide, but the [...]
The many secrets of ‘God’s Banker’by Christian FraserBBC NEWS
After 25 years, two inquests and a very lengthy trial — the mystery remains.
The verdict of the court was that Roberto Calvi was murdered — but the evidence against the five accused, said the judge, was insufficient and at times contradictory.
Despite the various motives put forward it [...]