Justin Case: This'n'That; June Twenty-Nineth #1; Wha'Cha Can Find

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

This'n'That; June Twenty-Nineth #1; Wha'Cha Can Find

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Wha'Cha Can Find Out When....
....when you read--and not just look at--the various articles you might run across on the 'net. As is our norm upon getting up for the day, we dial in the webcast from WBZ; 1030AM; http://www.wbz.cbslocal.com/ (The Steve LeVeille Broadcast-midnight to 5AM, eastern), then on to Yahoo News.
One of the top stories on Yahoo for Wednesday, 06/29 happened to be "A Little House of Secrets on The Great Plains." I began reading--not just looking at--this fascinating article, not realizing the entities referred to there actually exist! Fascinating!! This article is about setting up shell and shelf companies in the State of Wyoming. A captivating article on legal, quasi-fraudulant business activity.{*} The main point I refer to is two organizations mentioned in the text: 'Transparency International' and 'Financial Action Network.'

{*}A shelf company is one created legally, left 'on the shelf' then sold to someone who wants to appear to have been in business for several years.

'Transparency International' is an organization which purports to combat corruption; promote transparency in governments and business; to investigate transgressions therein.
'The Financial Action Network' is an organization which purports to combat corruption; to development and promote national and international policies to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.

After scouring both websites I can't find any references to the United States as a country or as a government, nor is there any 'contact us' pages. I would pose the same question to each organization:{**}
Til Nex'Time....

{**}What actions does your organization intend to take with respect to the systematic destruction of the U.S. government over the last two years; what action(s) does your organization contemplate with respect to the U.S. government's money-laundering scheme they've entitled "The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009?" Any investigations must include the "Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP)," essentially a pay-off for banks to buy and support Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae instruments, even though both programs were destined to lose money!