Post by Scolaire Bocht on Mar 2, 2012 0:13:25 GMT
I apologise for the provocative headline but surely people have to sit back and really think about Anglo-Irish bank. According to Eurostat, the amount the Irish government has or will soon put into Anglo-Irish bank to keep it solvent is 24 billion euro ( www.finfacts.ie/irishfinancenews/article_1020342.shtml ). You have to say that Anglo Irish Bank is not a large institution on the Irish retail or business scenes, infinitely smaller than the likes of Bank of Ireland and AIB, and Ireland itself is also obviously a small country. So how can a bank of that size possibly rack up losses of 24 billion in such a short space of time? Realistically it has to be the case that that money is been siphoned off internationally somehow and bizarre as it sounds the only explanation I can come up with is that it must be some kind of huge slush fund for the powers that be.
This then might tie in with the mysterious goings on involving their Austrian branch that has been highlighted by He3 on politics.ie at www.politics.ie/economy/138748-curious-tale-anglo-irish-bank-its-austrian-deposits.html and by Cáthasaigh on politicalworld: www.politicalworld.org/showthread.php?t=4258 .
So far so good, I am sure most people know all that, but the curious thing is that some person high up in the Occult in Australia has been sending emails that reveal some of their activities and in his last email he happened to mention the Austrian branch of our very own Anglo-Irish bank. He said:
The fact that he would draw attention to it like this must mean that it is recognised as a kind of laundry bank for these Occult groups. Incidentally one of the senior executives of Anglo Irish bank has just died in controversial circumstances, supposedly a suicide but with these revelations coming out how can we be so sure? ( www.politics.ie/health-social-affairs/138795-anglo-employee-kills-himself.html )
This Australian Occult figure, who uses the name Aloysius Fozsdyke, is only anonymous I admit but still he seems to describe what from other sources you can see is really going on. But the really weird thing is that I am now on my third attempt to draw attention to what he said because I got my post unceremoniously scrubbed from politics.ie and politicalworld.org when I mentioned it. I am beginning to think that these may be genuine revelations in a world full of false leads! Anyway his posts are available here: oireland.tripod.com/satanism.html .
youngdan
I read the post on P.ie with great interest.
I frequently notice that your posts don't get traction. I believe it is because they are too, in depth. There was another poster who had a few posts here that had similiar results on P.ie called Fortesbrand. Unfortunately he has departed. He was probably 80 IQ points about the average poster on P.ie but most people just won't read large posts.
Anyway,
I was looking at those links. I read Makow myself but am not familiar with this Australian guy.
However if one looks at the video posted it sura as hell gets one thinking:
This craic with the girl with the 2 pyramids on her face. Maybe it was just by accident but I doubt it "As Above, So Below"
These things have real meaning.
Cybersword
Common Purpose could well be highly active in Irish cyberspace. When you've got a lot to hide you need to hide it well.
Cybersword
www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/hsbc-and-santander-slammed-in-senate-moneylaundering-report-551367.html
Looks like some of the downturn asset grabbers are on the back heel.
The Spanish bank and the UK-based multinational stand accused of laxity in the fight against money laundering, drug trafficking, corruption and terrorism, notably in the oil-rich African state of Equatorial Guinea.
The flow of dirty money from the former Spanish colony has become a particular interest of the Senate's permanent subcommittee on investigations. It issued a fierce warning to the banks after concluding an inquiry into money laundering and corruption in the banking sector, focusing on the Washington DC-based Riggs Bank
Cybersword
www.guardian.co.uk/global/2009/dec/13/drug-money-banks-saved-un-cfief-claims
Drugs money worth billions of dollars kept the financial system afloat at the height of the global crisis, the United Nations' drugs and crime tsar has told the Observer.
Antonio Maria Costa, head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, said he has seen evidence that the proceeds of organised crime were "the only liquid investment capital" available to some banks on the brink of collapse last year. He said that a majority of the $352bn (£216bn) of drugs profits was absorbed into the economic system as a result.
This then might tie in with the mysterious goings on involving their Austrian branch that has been highlighted by He3 on politics.ie at www.politics.ie/economy/138748-curious-tale-anglo-irish-bank-its-austrian-deposits.html and by Cáthasaigh on politicalworld: www.politicalworld.org/showthread.php?t=4258 .
So far so good, I am sure most people know all that, but the curious thing is that some person high up in the Occult in Australia has been sending emails that reveal some of their activities and in his last email he happened to mention the Austrian branch of our very own Anglo-Irish bank. He said:
"One of the main problems, which surfaced about fifteen years ago, was information about academics seeking to destroy the United Nations. The legal and historical information which they had amassed could conceivably have had very significant international political ramifications.
To this end John Malcolm Fraser (former Prime Minister of Australia) was contacted by one of our people and advised. He contacted some initiates -- Ian Henke and Frank Coningham, the mathematician who developed the Global Positioning System during the Vietnam War.
The Institute of Taxation Research and its sister organization, The Institute of Constitutional Education and Research were established to collect information on and money from all the malcontents within Australia and New Zealand and provide these people with just enough of the damaging information to get them to take court action but never enough to allow them to succeed.
After three years (1997-2000) there were ample legal precedents via court judgments to ensure that if the information ever raised its ugly head again - whether in Australia, New Zealand or Canada - no one would be bothered to follow it up or use it.
Both Henke and Coningham placed the money they had accumulated from patriotic Australians (and the Australian Federal government at the time) with the Anglo-Irish Bank of Austria."( www.henrymakow.com/fozsdyke.html )
To this end John Malcolm Fraser (former Prime Minister of Australia) was contacted by one of our people and advised. He contacted some initiates -- Ian Henke and Frank Coningham, the mathematician who developed the Global Positioning System during the Vietnam War.
The Institute of Taxation Research and its sister organization, The Institute of Constitutional Education and Research were established to collect information on and money from all the malcontents within Australia and New Zealand and provide these people with just enough of the damaging information to get them to take court action but never enough to allow them to succeed.
After three years (1997-2000) there were ample legal precedents via court judgments to ensure that if the information ever raised its ugly head again - whether in Australia, New Zealand or Canada - no one would be bothered to follow it up or use it.
Both Henke and Coningham placed the money they had accumulated from patriotic Australians (and the Australian Federal government at the time) with the Anglo-Irish Bank of Austria."( www.henrymakow.com/fozsdyke.html )
The fact that he would draw attention to it like this must mean that it is recognised as a kind of laundry bank for these Occult groups. Incidentally one of the senior executives of Anglo Irish bank has just died in controversial circumstances, supposedly a suicide but with these revelations coming out how can we be so sure? ( www.politics.ie/health-social-affairs/138795-anglo-employee-kills-himself.html )
This Australian Occult figure, who uses the name Aloysius Fozsdyke, is only anonymous I admit but still he seems to describe what from other sources you can see is really going on. But the really weird thing is that I am now on my third attempt to draw attention to what he said because I got my post unceremoniously scrubbed from politics.ie and politicalworld.org when I mentioned it. I am beginning to think that these may be genuine revelations in a world full of false leads! Anyway his posts are available here: oireland.tripod.com/satanism.html .
youngdan
I read the post on P.ie with great interest.
I frequently notice that your posts don't get traction. I believe it is because they are too, in depth. There was another poster who had a few posts here that had similiar results on P.ie called Fortesbrand. Unfortunately he has departed. He was probably 80 IQ points about the average poster on P.ie but most people just won't read large posts.
Anyway,
I was looking at those links. I read Makow myself but am not familiar with this Australian guy.
However if one looks at the video posted it sura as hell gets one thinking:
This craic with the girl with the 2 pyramids on her face. Maybe it was just by accident but I doubt it "As Above, So Below"
These things have real meaning.
Cybersword
Common Purpose could well be highly active in Irish cyberspace. When you've got a lot to hide you need to hide it well.
Cybersword
www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/hsbc-and-santander-slammed-in-senate-moneylaundering-report-551367.html
Looks like some of the downturn asset grabbers are on the back heel.
The Spanish bank and the UK-based multinational stand accused of laxity in the fight against money laundering, drug trafficking, corruption and terrorism, notably in the oil-rich African state of Equatorial Guinea.
The flow of dirty money from the former Spanish colony has become a particular interest of the Senate's permanent subcommittee on investigations. It issued a fierce warning to the banks after concluding an inquiry into money laundering and corruption in the banking sector, focusing on the Washington DC-based Riggs Bank
Cybersword
www.guardian.co.uk/global/2009/dec/13/drug-money-banks-saved-un-cfief-claims
Drugs money worth billions of dollars kept the financial system afloat at the height of the global crisis, the United Nations' drugs and crime tsar has told the Observer.
Antonio Maria Costa, head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, said he has seen evidence that the proceeds of organised crime were "the only liquid investment capital" available to some banks on the brink of collapse last year. He said that a majority of the $352bn (£216bn) of drugs profits was absorbed into the economic system as a result.