The Mulroney investigation: where to get REAL information
a tip of the hat to Steve, btw .. I am making some progress understanding WHY Schreiber remains in Canada.
And as I suspected it IS about arms dealing, but not maybe the way I thought it was.
Of interest, too, is that on another entry, Daniel Deilgat claims that he saw men come into Canada with boxcutters.
The current new "conspiracy" films on 9/11 say DRONES were used and that those who filmed the attacks (Canadian men working on a documentary in lower Manhattan) were set up to show pictures that didn't allow the viewer to see the drones flying away from the Twin Towers. Now if that is so, why would their be BOX CUTTERS? A drone does not a box cutter as there are no PEOPLE to wield them, obviously .
The world is such a crazy place when there are no real investigative journalists working on complicated "cases". Who DO you believe? Is MR. Deilgat correct in stating that this case should go to the Germans to unravel, but then don't they have an "angle" to play, too?
How can Canada rely on its intelligence services when this sort of stuff occurs?
Will this Harper involvement in covering this up for so long hurt his chances of "re-election" as the story unfolds and people see how he is part of some LARGER coverup??
Do you think mr. Deilgat would speak with me? I am so very very curious as to how this ALL worked; I really am.
I think Alex Jones will find this ALL highly interesting, don't you??
Why Airbus
The Airbus scandal here in Canada is as much, if not more, about the RCMP and the failures of journalists as it is about Mulroney and Schreiber
By: Daniel Deilgat
Toronto, Ontario
dandeilgat@yahoo.ca
Over the years I have been asked many times why I concentrate on the Airbus case and my answer has always been the same; I don’t care about the case per say and I don’t care for or about Mulroney. Schreiber is a peddler of weapons, a man that can’t build anything and hasn’t done anything constructive in his life. Ironically, he is sitting in jail right now waiting for the rest of his life to unfold. He sold arms to rogue regimes of fortune and, as far as I’m concerned, he’s got a sense of duty that borrows on Schizophrenia.
Let’s face it, there are men that accomplish things in life and there are those who make a living out of other individual’s undertakings.
To understand my position in the case you have to appreciate that I have never initiated an investigation into the circumstances related to the Airbus case, until the RCMP refused to investigate the case of my clients.
The shareholders that I work for lost in excess of three hundred and forty million dollars. At least two of my clients are past directors of the Board of Allied Cellular Systems and, needless to say, have a responsibility to find out what has happened. When the RCMP set aside my client’s complaint in the matters it was my job to find out why and, the RCMP didn’t offer an answer.
Filings at the Registrar of Companies in the Isle of Man pertaining to certain holdings that were related to my client’s case, had Brian Mulroney as a shareholder, through nominees administrated by one Peter Michael Bond, a director of Riggs-Valmet in Douglas, Isle Of Man.
According to government officials there, Mulroney was involved with Airbus Industries and other individuals in entities that were primarily holdings which invested in real estate properties in East Germany.
My focus was, and is, why the RCMP didn’t investigate my clients’ case. Airbus is not the only matters that I follow. My involvement initiated many other investigations here in Canada and abroad.
In the United States, Riggs Bank was fined a record twenty five million dollars for allegedly having laundered money for General Augusto Pinochet and others. That investigation by the Office of the Comptroller in the United States was initiated because of issues I have raised. The findings of the Office of the Comptroller also identified circumstances whereas the wife of then Saudi Ambassador to the United States, Prince Bandar, had provided, or otherwise transferred funds earmarked as charitable donations, to organizations that in turn, had funded some of the 9/11 terrorists.
My point at the time was that Riggs Bank had a central role in handling more than three hundred million dollars worth of revenue that belonged to my clients’ company, funds that were illicitly transferred to overseas entities based primarily in the Isle of Man. The entities in the Isle of Man were managed through a firm then called Riggs-Valmet, a subsidiary of Riggs Bank’s parent, Riggs International.
Riggs Bank had the reputation and the dubious honor of being called the CIA’s bank, a fact that was as trivial as it should have been irrelevant to my investigation however, I had to consider several factors, if only for the fact that I needed to confirm the legitimacy of certain coincidences.
First of all, several brokers and financial advisors that had help promote the Allied Cellular Systems stock on the Vancouver Stock Exchange were former agents and/or current assets of the Central Intelligence Agency, in other words they worked for the CIA.
Two of Allied’s vice-President were White House officials in the Bush/Quayle administration, one a director of communication and another, the manager of the transition team.
Allied’s President and CEO was an intelligence officer for the American Army during the Vietnam War and, the Chief Financial Officer of the company , resigned from Allied to become a Vice President for a Department of National Defense contractor in the United States, Charles V. Bush, it was alleged, had worked for the CIA.
One of my clients’ father was an advisor to President Roosevelt and a licensed arms dealer. One of the key attorneys for the company, Charles M. Bruce, was not only essential in the relationship between Riggs Bank and the officers of Allied Cellular Systems Ltd, he was handling trust accounts for Navy Admirals and Central Intelligence Agency cut out companies through his involvement with Riggs Bank.
So as you might appreciate, I had to dismiss these circumstances as coincidental before I could move forward and understand how it is that someone could walk away with more than three hundred million dollars of ill-gotten funds, while the FBI and the RCMP looked right at the case.
In time, the answer slowly materialized into an investigative model that lends itself to conclude that Allied Cellular Systems was a scam initiated with the implied consent of the office of the CIA director.
The play was simple, acquire cellular licenses in the United States, build the systems and sell the assets once operational, to the highest bidders. Then, require that the purchasers pay Isle of Man entities, with mirror names from the American entities that held the licenses in the United States, directly, therefore concealing the transactions from the Board of Directors of Allied. The board was easily duped because company officials had failed to disclose here in Canada, that Allied had purchased or otherwise acquired the assets to begin with, in the United States.
The Isle of Man network that received the proceeds from the sale of the Allied Cellular assets was managed by Riggs Bank through its subsidiary Riggs-Valmet.
One man was central and involved in every single entities on behalf of Riggs. Peter Michael Bond.
Bond’s history with Riggs-Valmet and subsequently Valmet, after he acquired the company from Riggs Bank, is very extensive.
Bond testified on behalf of the District attorney’s office in New Jersey in a bankruptcy case against a penny stock promoter by the name of Brennan. Bond was granted total immunity by the Justice Department in the United States for any crimes he might have committed in return for his testimony in a five hundred thousand dollars case…
Later on it was discovered that Bond played a central role in the illicit pricing schemes involving a Russian company by the name of Yukos Oil. Bond was the trusted nominee for entities that would later launder funds swindled out of the coffers of Yukos Oil. Yukos’ Chairman, Mikhail Khodorkovsky is now in jail in Siberia. The Yukos case made, and still is making international headlines almost on a daily basis.
The Yukos circumstances became significant to me for two reasons; first of all Peter Bond was involved in every single entities in the Isle of Man that received the proceeds from the sale of assets from my client’s company, and secondly, he was the nominee in companies that received funds from Airbus Industries and whereas Brian Mulroney was a shareholder.
All issues that I had raised with the office of the Prime Minister here in Canada, Jean Chrétien.
Then one morning I read that Jean Chrétien was retained by the Chairman of Yukos Oil, weeks after he retired from office.
Chrétien recently admitted in his memoirs that he instructed his officials to believe the word of former Prime Minster Brian Mulroney and the Canadian government settled a libel lawsuit initiated by Mulroney by paying the former Prime Minister more than two million dollars. Now news reports are questioning Mr. Mulroney’s claims and role in the Airbus transactions.
It is alleged that Mulroney might have tried to concealed cash payments he admitted receiving from Karlheinz Schreiber after he settled his suit with the Government of Canada and whereas he had stated under oath that he barely knew Schreiber and that he never had any business dealings with the man while he was in office.
Several months ago, a Mulroney biographer published recorded conversations that he had with Mulroney while he was Prime Minister. These tapes became known as the Mulroney Secret Tapes and Peter Newman published a book by that name. Mulroney sued Newman and an undisclosed settlement was reached between the parties. As a result of the settlement, the tapes were handed to an arms-length legal guardian, The University of Toronto.
After interviews with Karlheinz Schreiber, the CBC produced a news report about the Mulroney cash payments. The report was filmed in part in Switzerland and Germany. One segment of the report was filmed at the University of Toronto, after the CBC news show, The Fifth Estate, learned that the so-called Mulroney Secret tapes might include statements from the Prime Minister at a time where he was in office, that he knew and dealt with Karlheinz Schreiber, a man that he claimed under oath, to never had had any dealings with while Mulroney was in office.
I was familiar with the CBC’s role in reporting the Airbus case circumstances because I had investigated the reports and the involvements of the journalists that cooperated with the CBC to produce the various reports that The Fifth Estate has produced over the years.
The Fifth Estate as it stands, failed to recognize immediately that they have knowledge of the existence of evidence that would prove that not only did Mulroney lie under oath but that he was involved in dealings with Karlheinz Schreiber while he was Prime Minister of Canada and that through this relationship he benefited personally and presumably at the expense of Canadian tax payers. But then again, it’s not the first time that the CBC’s Fifth Estate has failed to disclose significant facts pertaining to the Airbus Case. One of it’s collaborators abandon his role as a reporter to go to work for an American investigative firm that had investigated the circumstances behind the Airbus transactions. Kroll Canada advised the RCMP on the Airbus issues after its parent company, Kroll International had independently identified one of the entities that paid Mulroney as a conduit for terrorism funding.
By: Daniel Deilgat
Toronto, Ontario
dandeilgat@yahoo.ca
Over the years I have been asked many times why I concentrate on the Airbus case and my answer has always been the same; I don’t care about the case per say and I don’t care for or about Mulroney. Schreiber is a peddler of weapons, a man that can’t build anything and hasn’t done anything constructive in his life. Ironically, he is sitting in jail right now waiting for the rest of his life to unfold. He sold arms to rogue regimes of fortune and, as far as I’m concerned, he’s got a sense of duty that borrows on Schizophrenia.
Let’s face it, there are men that accomplish things in life and there are those who make a living out of other individual’s undertakings.
To understand my position in the case you have to appreciate that I have never initiated an investigation into the circumstances related to the Airbus case, until the RCMP refused to investigate the case of my clients.
The shareholders that I work for lost in excess of three hundred and forty million dollars. At least two of my clients are past directors of the Board of Allied Cellular Systems and, needless to say, have a responsibility to find out what has happened. When the RCMP set aside my client’s complaint in the matters it was my job to find out why and, the RCMP didn’t offer an answer.
Filings at the Registrar of Companies in the Isle of Man pertaining to certain holdings that were related to my client’s case, had Brian Mulroney as a shareholder, through nominees administrated by one Peter Michael Bond, a director of Riggs-Valmet in Douglas, Isle Of Man.
According to government officials there, Mulroney was involved with Airbus Industries and other individuals in entities that were primarily holdings which invested in real estate properties in East Germany.
My focus was, and is, why the RCMP didn’t investigate my clients’ case. Airbus is not the only matters that I follow. My involvement initiated many other investigations here in Canada and abroad.
In the United States, Riggs Bank was fined a record twenty five million dollars for allegedly having laundered money for General Augusto Pinochet and others. That investigation by the Office of the Comptroller in the United States was initiated because of issues I have raised. The findings of the Office of the Comptroller also identified circumstances whereas the wife of then Saudi Ambassador to the United States, Prince Bandar, had provided, or otherwise transferred funds earmarked as charitable donations, to organizations that in turn, had funded some of the 9/11 terrorists.
My point at the time was that Riggs Bank had a central role in handling more than three hundred million dollars worth of revenue that belonged to my clients’ company, funds that were illicitly transferred to overseas entities based primarily in the Isle of Man. The entities in the Isle of Man were managed through a firm then called Riggs-Valmet, a subsidiary of Riggs Bank’s parent, Riggs International.
Riggs Bank had the reputation and the dubious honor of being called the CIA’s bank, a fact that was as trivial as it should have been irrelevant to my investigation however, I had to consider several factors, if only for the fact that I needed to confirm the legitimacy of certain coincidences.
First of all, several brokers and financial advisors that had help promote the Allied Cellular Systems stock on the Vancouver Stock Exchange were former agents and/or current assets of the Central Intelligence Agency, in other words they worked for the CIA.
Two of Allied’s vice-President were White House officials in the Bush/Quayle administration, one a director of communication and another, the manager of the transition team.
Allied’s President and CEO was an intelligence officer for the American Army during the Vietnam War and, the Chief Financial Officer of the company , resigned from Allied to become a Vice President for a Department of National Defense contractor in the United States, Charles V. Bush, it was alleged, had worked for the CIA.
One of my clients’ father was an advisor to President Roosevelt and a licensed arms dealer. One of the key attorneys for the company, Charles M. Bruce, was not only essential in the relationship between Riggs Bank and the officers of Allied Cellular Systems Ltd, he was handling trust accounts for Navy Admirals and Central Intelligence Agency cut out companies through his involvement with Riggs Bank.
So as you might appreciate, I had to dismiss these circumstances as coincidental before I could move forward and understand how it is that someone could walk away with more than three hundred million dollars of ill-gotten funds, while the FBI and the RCMP looked right at the case.
In time, the answer slowly materialized into an investigative model that lends itself to conclude that Allied Cellular Systems was a scam initiated with the implied consent of the office of the CIA director.
The play was simple, acquire cellular licenses in the United States, build the systems and sell the assets once operational, to the highest bidders. Then, require that the purchasers pay Isle of Man entities, with mirror names from the American entities that held the licenses in the United States, directly, therefore concealing the transactions from the Board of Directors of Allied. The board was easily duped because company officials had failed to disclose here in Canada, that Allied had purchased or otherwise acquired the assets to begin with, in the United States.
The Isle of Man network that received the proceeds from the sale of the Allied Cellular assets was managed by Riggs Bank through its subsidiary Riggs-Valmet.
One man was central and involved in every single entities on behalf of Riggs. Peter Michael Bond.
Bond’s history with Riggs-Valmet and subsequently Valmet, after he acquired the company from Riggs Bank, is very extensive.
Bond testified on behalf of the District attorney’s office in New Jersey in a bankruptcy case against a penny stock promoter by the name of Brennan. Bond was granted total immunity by the Justice Department in the United States for any crimes he might have committed in return for his testimony in a five hundred thousand dollars case…
Later on it was discovered that Bond played a central role in the illicit pricing schemes involving a Russian company by the name of Yukos Oil. Bond was the trusted nominee for entities that would later launder funds swindled out of the coffers of Yukos Oil. Yukos’ Chairman, Mikhail Khodorkovsky is now in jail in Siberia. The Yukos case made, and still is making international headlines almost on a daily basis.
The Yukos circumstances became significant to me for two reasons; first of all Peter Bond was involved in every single entities in the Isle of Man that received the proceeds from the sale of assets from my client’s company, and secondly, he was the nominee in companies that received funds from Airbus Industries and whereas Brian Mulroney was a shareholder.
All issues that I had raised with the office of the Prime Minister here in Canada, Jean Chrétien.
Then one morning I read that Jean Chrétien was retained by the Chairman of Yukos Oil, weeks after he retired from office.
Chrétien recently admitted in his memoirs that he instructed his officials to believe the word of former Prime Minster Brian Mulroney and the Canadian government settled a libel lawsuit initiated by Mulroney by paying the former Prime Minister more than two million dollars. Now news reports are questioning Mr. Mulroney’s claims and role in the Airbus transactions.
It is alleged that Mulroney might have tried to concealed cash payments he admitted receiving from Karlheinz Schreiber after he settled his suit with the Government of Canada and whereas he had stated under oath that he barely knew Schreiber and that he never had any business dealings with the man while he was in office.
Several months ago, a Mulroney biographer published recorded conversations that he had with Mulroney while he was Prime Minister. These tapes became known as the Mulroney Secret Tapes and Peter Newman published a book by that name. Mulroney sued Newman and an undisclosed settlement was reached between the parties. As a result of the settlement, the tapes were handed to an arms-length legal guardian, The University of Toronto.
After interviews with Karlheinz Schreiber, the CBC produced a news report about the Mulroney cash payments. The report was filmed in part in Switzerland and Germany. One segment of the report was filmed at the University of Toronto, after the CBC news show, The Fifth Estate, learned that the so-called Mulroney Secret tapes might include statements from the Prime Minister at a time where he was in office, that he knew and dealt with Karlheinz Schreiber, a man that he claimed under oath, to never had had any dealings with while Mulroney was in office.
I was familiar with the CBC’s role in reporting the Airbus case circumstances because I had investigated the reports and the involvements of the journalists that cooperated with the CBC to produce the various reports that The Fifth Estate has produced over the years.
The Fifth Estate as it stands, failed to recognize immediately that they have knowledge of the existence of evidence that would prove that not only did Mulroney lie under oath but that he was involved in dealings with Karlheinz Schreiber while he was Prime Minister of Canada and that through this relationship he benefited personally and presumably at the expense of Canadian tax payers. But then again, it’s not the first time that the CBC’s Fifth Estate has failed to disclose significant facts pertaining to the Airbus Case. One of it’s collaborators abandon his role as a reporter to go to work for an American investigative firm that had investigated the circumstances behind the Airbus transactions. Kroll Canada advised the RCMP on the Airbus issues after its parent company, Kroll International had independently identified one of the entities that paid Mulroney as a conduit for terrorism funding.
The RCMP dropped the case.
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2 comments:
Your allegations with respect to Yukos are completely off base as it relates to money laundering, illicit pricing schemes, etc. Those things never occurred. As a close confidant of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, I know that he at one point trusted and employed Peter Bond, but that he later had a major falling out with Mr. Bond, thought that Mr. Bond had cheated him, and never dealt with Mr. Bond again.
Hey! Not MY allegations.
I am, however, running information as it comes my way.
It's called FREE PRESS - and that's how one can come up with the TRUTH, which is about time people globally have.
So let's keep the conversation going, shall me??
There are TONS of people who want to get to the bottom of all this and I would be a fool not to put out what comes my direction. I, for one, WANT TO KNOW. I have no desire to hand on a very tainted Canada to my son or his friendz but must do what needs to be done to act like an ADULT.
There is plenty afoot in CANADA of today that needs to be done. Arms running, nuclear facilities, lack of native sovereignty recognition, visions for the use of Canada's resources, assuring citizens stay healthy and ACTUALLY safe (as opposed to "fighting 'terrorism'" to mind being just a few of the examples progressive bloggers need to be addressing. For too long Parliament has been drinking at the trough and not been paying attention to what really effects the lives of its CITIZENS.
Please keep posting and let's GET TO THE BOTTOM of this if no official inquiry does, eh?? That would be very Canadian of us.
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