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Subject: OPAL FILE!-HERE IT IS! (CIAOBIL COS WORLD PLOT TO FUKUSALL)
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Date: 16 Feb 91 00:56:13 GMT
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**************** THE OPAL FILE ******************************
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HERE IS THE OPAL FILE: EX FBI AGENT DESCRIBES CIA/MAFIA/OIL COS/
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/JFK KILLING/PRICE GOUGING/BIG BROTHER LINKS:
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(WE THE "PEEP"L ARE IN DEEP SHIT):
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(CROSS POST TO ALT.ACTIVISM AND LOCAL NEWS ON YOUR MACHINE!!!!!):
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Long, approx 60K and contains some very amazing information, such
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as Swiss Account Numbers of high profile people on Mafia Payrolls.
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You may be surprised at some of the names mentioned here.
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It also contains references to CIA operations to place subliminal
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TV broadcasts throughout Australia and NZ, and other countries.
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Happy reading.
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The Opal File
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The Round Table Financial Takeover of Australia and New Zealand
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- A 20 Year History In Brief
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"Fear them not, therefore; for there is nothing covered that shall
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not be revealed; and hidden, that shall shall not be known. "What
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I tell you in darkness, that espeak in light; and what ye hear in
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the ear, that proclaim upon the housetops." Matthew
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18th May, 1967: Texas oil billionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt, using a
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sophisticated satellite technique to detect global deposits,
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discovers a huge oil source south of New Zealand in the Great
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South Basin.
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10th June, 1967: Hunt and New Zealand Finance Minister reach an
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agreement: Hunt will receive sole drilling rights and Muldoon will
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receive a $US100,000 non-repayable loan from the Placid Oil Co
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(Hunt's).
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8th September, 1967: Placid Oil granted drilling rights to the
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Great South Basin.
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10th May, 1968: Hawaiian meeting between Onassis and top
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lieutenants, William Colby and Gerald Parsky, to discuss
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establishment of a new front company in Australia - Australasian
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and Pacific Holdings Limited - to be managed by Michael Hand.
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Using Onassis-Rockefeller banks, Chase Manhattan and Shroders,
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Travelodge Management Ltd sets up another front to link the
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operations to the US.
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Onassis crowned head of the Mafia; Colby (head of CIA covert
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operations in S.E. Asia) ran the Onassis heroin operations in the
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Golden Triangle (Laos, Burma, Thailand) with 200 Green Beret
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Mercenaries - ie the Phoenix Programme.
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Gerald Parsky deputy to ex-CIA/FBI Robert Maheu in the Howard
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Hughes organisation, took orders from Onassis and was made
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responsible for laundering skim money from the Onassis casino
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operations in Las Vegas and the Bahamas.
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Mid-July, 1968: Placid Oil Co and the Seven Sisters (major oil
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companies) begin Great South Basin oil exploration - hunt finances
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45.5% of exploration costs, Gulf Oil 14.5%, Shell (US) 10%, B.P.
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Oil 10%, Standard Oil California 10%, Mobil 6.5% and Arco 6.5%.
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12th October, 1968: Hunt and Seven Sisters announce confirmation
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of new oil source comparable to the Alaskan North Slope - gas
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reserves estimated at 150 times larger than the Kapuni Field.
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Early 1969: Mafia consolidates its banking operations; David
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Rockefeller becomes Chairman of Chase Manhattan; Wriston at
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Citibank and Michele Sindona captures the Vatican Bank,
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Partnership Pacific launched by Bank of America, Bank of Tokyo and
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Bank of New South Wales.
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24th February, 1969: Onassis calls Council meeting in Washington
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to discuss strategy to monopolise the Great South Basin discovery.
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Council members included Nelson Rockefeller and John McCloy, who
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managed the Seven Sisters, and David Rockefeller managed the
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Mafia's banking operations.
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McCloy outlines the plan to capture all oil and mineral resources
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in Australia and N.Z.
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10th March, 1969: Parsky and Colby use Australasian and Pacific
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Holdings to set up a 'front' company in Australia. Using old banks
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-Mellon Bank and Pittsburgh National Bank, they buy control of
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near-bankrupt Industrial Equity Ltd (I.E.L.) managed by New
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Zealander Ron Brierly.
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A'Asian and Pacific Holdings' 'consultant' Bob Seldon helps
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Michael Hand set up the new organisation. Seldon took orders from
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Mellon and Pittsburgh National Banks, while Hand was directly
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responsible to Gerald Parsky and William Colby. Ron Brierly would
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take orders from Hand.
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24th July, 1969: New board established for I.E.L. includes Hand, Seldon, Ron
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Brierly, plus two Brierly associates - Frank Nugan and Bob Jones.
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Both are appointed consultants to A'asian and Pacific Holdings Ltd.
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Jones will help Brierly launder funds into real estate
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(Brierly/Jones Investments) while Seldon and Nugan will channel
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funds into oil and mineral resources through I.E.L.
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October 1969: Chase Manhattan begins new operation in Australia
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with National Bank Australasia and A.C. Goods Associates - Chase-NBA.
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J.C. Fletcher appointed chairman of Seven Sisters' company -
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British Petroleum (N.Z.).
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17th February 1970: Gerald Parsky sets up a new heroin-dollar
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laundry in Australia - Australian International Finance Corp.
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using the Irving Trust Co New York.
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April 1970: Onassis, Rockefeller and the Seven Sisters begin
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setting up the shadow World Government using the
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Illuminati-controlled banks and the transnational corporations. In
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Melbourne they set up the Australian International Finance
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Corporation using:
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* Irving Trust Co. N.Y. - linked to Shell Oil, Continental Oil,
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Phillips Petroleum.
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* Crocker Citizens National - linked to Atlantic Richfield (Arco),
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Standard Oil of California which is Rockefeller-controlled.
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* Bank of Montreal - Petro Canada, Penarctic Oils, Alberta Gas, Gulf Oil.
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* Australia and New Zealand Bank (ANZ).
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Meantime, Japanese members of One World Government move into New
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Zealand, helped by Finance Minister R. Muldoon; Mitsubishi and
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Mitsui make a profitable deal buying up rights to ironsands helped by Marcon
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a
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Corp. (US) and Todd (Shell/BP/Todd). Todd rewarded with sole New
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Zealand franchise for Mitsubishi vehicles, Muldoon helps Mitsui
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(Oji Paper Co) obtain a lucrative 320 million cubic foot Kiangaroa
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Forestry contract with Carter Holt.
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November, 1970: Fletchers extend the Rockefeller Travelodge
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operation by buying control of New Zealand's largest travel
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company - Atlantic and Pacific Travel.
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Manufacturers' and Retailers' Acceptance Company (in 1970 changed
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to Marac): This firm specialises in leasing and factoring (buying
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debts at a discount). It also finances imports and exports. The
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major shareholders are the Fletcher Group (38.0%), the Commercial
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Bank of Australia Ltd (24.7%), NIMU Insurance (7.7%), Phillips
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Electrical (3.8%), National Mutual Life Association (2.4%), New
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Zealand United Corporation (4.0%). The CBA is a partner in the
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supranational Euro-Pacific Corporation, the other partners being
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the Midland Bank (UK), the United California Bank (USA), Fuji
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(Japan) and Societe Generale de Banque (France).
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Early 1971: Onassis and Rockefeller begin global operation to buy
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influence for the One World Government concept. They use Lockheed,
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Northrop and Litton Industries 'agent' Adnan Khashoggi, to
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organise operations in the Middle East, Iran and Indonesia. I.C.I.
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set up $2.5 million slush fund to Australia and N.Z.
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Finance Minister Muldoon changes law to allow Mafia-controlled
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banks to begin operations in New Zealand. Links also made by
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N.Z.I. in preparation for Paxus control with Hong Kong and
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Shanghai; Wells Fargo with Broadbank; Chase Manhattan with General
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Finance; Bank of America and Barclays with Fletchers and Renouf in
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New Zealand United Corp. All members of the Business Round Table
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Organisation.
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Late 1971: Gulf Oil and their man Brierly begin organising chains
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of Shell companies and dummy corporations to conceal their
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takeover operations of oil, gas and mineral resources and related
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industries such as vehicle franchises, vehicle spare parts and
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finance services - all part of the Seven Sisters' controlled car
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culture.
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To extend links to the US banking operations they buy control of
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I.S.A.S. (NSW) and I.S.A.S. (Qld), which hold sole franchise for
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construction and mining equipment produced by International
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Harvester Credit Co, which is part of Chase Manhattan Bank and
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associated with First National Bank Chicago (Chairman Sullivan
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also Executive Vice-President of Chase Manhattan), Continental
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Illinois (linked with CIA and Mafia Michele Sindona of Vatican
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Bank) and Rockefeller's Standard Oil of Indiana (AMOCO).
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I.S.A.S. (Qld) also has strategic holdings in North Flinders
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Mines, Flinders Petroleum, Apollo International Minerals.
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February 1972: Onassis and Rockefeller help associate Adnan
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Khashoggi buy the Security Pacific National Bank in California and
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take control of the United California Bank through CIA-linked
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Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Both banks used by Onassis and
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Khashoggi to funnel bribes and payoffs via the CIA's Deak Bank to
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captive Japanese and other crooked politicians. Security Pacific
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also used to 'launder' over $2 million for Nixon's re-election
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campaign. Khashoggi also buys 21% of Southern Pacific Properties,
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which is the major stockholder in Travelodge (Aust), thereby
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establishing direct links to New Zealand, and U.E.B. and Fletchers
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through its equity links with Travelodge (N.Z.).
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April 1972: Mafia banking operations expanded through New Hebrides
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with establishment of Australian International Ltd to finance
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Pacific development by the oil companies (Seven Sisters). Banks
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involved include Irving Trust NY, Bank of Montreal, Crocker
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International, Australia & N.Z. Bank and the Mitsubishi Bank,
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whose president, Nakamaru, is appointed Chairman.
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26th May, 1972: Gerald Parsky installs Michele Sindona as 'owner'
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of Franklin National Bank, helped by the Gambino Mafia family and
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David Kennedy - Chairman of Continental Illinois Bank and Nixon's
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Secretary of the Treasury.
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Pacific Basin Economic Council Conference in Wellington, NZ.
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Vice-President Shigeo Nagano also chairman of Nippon Steel and
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member of Onassis and other World Government organisations.
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Chairman of NZ sub-committee, J. Mowbray is also GenehAo National B
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Meanwhile, Michele Sindona, acting as the go-between for the Mafia
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and the CIA, was the conduit between US and European banks.
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Michele Sindona's Vatican Bank and associate Calvi's Abrosiano
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Bank was used to finance CIA neo-fascist Italian/Latin American
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operations through Licio Gelli's P2 Lodge, which helped to
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organise the 'death squads' of Argentina, Uruguay and Chile. This
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aided the P2 -@+%rs sukh!as Klaus Barbie ('The Butcher of Lyonsf,(" Rega
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organiser of the A.A.A. in
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Argentina.
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Aoh August, 1972: Gulf Oil associate Bob Seldon helps establish
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new banking operation, first NZ international banks include Bank
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of New Zealand, D.F.C. (Aust), N.Z.I., Morgan Guaranty Trust,
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Morgan Grenfel and S.F. Warburg.
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Fletchers begins expansion overseas with deals signed in
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Indonesia, Fiji and New Guinea.
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December 1972: Kirk elected Prime Minister of New Zealand.
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February, 1973: Gerald Parsky, William Colby, Michael Hand, Frank
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Nugan and Bob Seldon move to further consolidate the Mafia banking
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operations. In NZ they acquire 20% Fletcher subsidiary Marac,
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using the Security Pacific National Bank helped by Marac Corporate
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secretary Alan Hawkins.
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Frank Nugan and Michael Hand use Fletcher and Renouf and their NZ
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United Corporation to link with I.E.L. and Brierly Investments
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through cross-shareholding agreement.
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In Australia, the Nugan Hand Bank begins operations with 30% of
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the stock held by A'asian and Pacific Holdings (100% Chase
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Manhattan Bank), 25% by CIA's Air America (known as 'Air Opium'),
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25% by South Pacific Properties and 20% held by Seldon, Nugan and
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Hand.
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The Irving Trust Bank's New York Branch establishes US links
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between the CIA and Nugan Hand, a worldwide network of 22 banks
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set up to:
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a) 'launder' money from Onassis heroin operations in the Golden
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Triangle and Iran;
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b) as a CIA funnel to pro-US political parties in Europe and Latin
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America, including Colby's P2;
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c) a spying conduit for information from Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam
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and Thailand;
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d) finance arms smuggled to Libya, Indonesia, South America,
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Middle East and Rhodesia using the CIA's Edward Wilson.
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Colby and Kissinger use key CIA and Naval Intelligence officers to
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oversee the operation, including Walter McDonald (former Deputy
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Director CIA), Dale Holmgren (Flight Service Manager CIA Civil Air
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Transport), Robert Jansen (former CIA Station Chief, Bangkok) etc.
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Heroin flown into Australia by CIA's Air America and trans-shipped
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to Onassis lieutenant in Florida, Santos Trafficante Jr, assisted
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by Australian Federal Bureau of Narcotics officials and
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co-ordinated by CIA's Ray Cline.
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14th June, 1973: Inauguration of the Onassis shadow World
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Government - the Trilateral Commission. Includes over 200 members from the U
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Europe and Japan - bankers, government officials, transnational
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corporations' top executives, trade unionists, etc. Of the world's
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largest corporations, 24 directly represented and dozens more
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through interlocking directorships.
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* Trilateralist strategy: monopolisation of the world's resources,
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production facilities, labour technology, markets, transport and
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finance. These aims backed up by the US military and industrial
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complexes that are already controlled and backed up by the CIA.
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18th August, 1973: Ray Cline and Michael Hand meet in Adelaide to
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discuss CIA plan to establish spying operations in NZ.
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September 1973: Seagrams, with strong links to Chase Manhattan
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Bank of Montreal and Toronto Dominion Bank, buys 2,800 acres of
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prime land in Marlborough helped by Peter Maslen.
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17th February, 1974: Mafia sets up New Hebrides Bank - Commercial
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Pacific Trust Co (COMPAC). Banks include CBA, Europacific Finance
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Corporation, Trustee Executors and Agency Co, Fuji Bank, Toronto
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Dominion Bank, European Asian Bank and United California Bank,
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COMPAC to be used as a cover for heroin dollar laundering
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operations.
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26th February, 1974: Michael Hand meets Bob Jones in Wellington to
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implement plans for the CIA's new spying operation - countries
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targeted include France, Chile, West Germany and Israel.
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Using the Brierly/Jones Investment funnel, Jones buys building in
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Willeston Street which will be rented to France and Chile, another
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at Plimmer Steps to house West Germany and Israel.
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CIA will set up eavesdropping communications centre inside the
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Willeston Street building and another at 163 The Terrace which
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will link with equipment installed in the Plimmer Steps building.
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Four CIA technicians will run the whole operation.
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April 1974: Finance Minister Rowling appoints Ron Trotter to the
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Overseas Investment Commission, whose chairman, G. Lau, is also a
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member of the Todd Foundation (Shell/BP/Todd) investment board.
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Whitlam and Kirk
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Mid-1974: Gough Whitlam and Norman Kirk begin a series of moves
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absolutely against the Mafia Trilateralists. Whitlam refuses to
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waive restrictions on overseas borrowings to finance Alwest
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Aluminium Consortium of Rupert Murdoch, BHP and R.J. Reynolds.
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Whitlam had also ended Vietnam War support, blocked uranium mining
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and wanted more control over US secret spy bases - e.g. Pine Gap.
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Kirk had introduced a new, tough Anti-Monopoly Bill and had tried
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to redistribute income from big companies to the labour force
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through price regulation and a wages policy.
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Kirk had also rejected plans to build a second aluminium smelter
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near Dunedin and was preparing the Petroleum Amendment Bill to
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give more control over New Zealand oil resources.
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Kirk had found out that Hunt Petroleum, drilling in the Great
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South Basin, had discovered a huge resource of oil comparable in
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size to the North Sea or Alaskan North Slope. Gas reserves alone
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now estimated at 30 times bigger than Kapuni and oil reserves of
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at least 20 billion barrels - enough for New Zealand to be
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self-sufficient for years. Oil companies completely hushed up
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these facts. To have announced a vast new oil source would
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probably mean a decline in world oil prices, which would not have
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allowed OPEC and Onassis plans for the Arabs to eventuate. N.Z.
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could be exploited at a later date, particularly since the North
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Sea operations were about to come on stream - Kirk was the last to
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hold out.
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September, 1974: According to CIA sources, Kirk was killed by the
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Trilateralists using Sodium Morphate. Rowling's first act as NZ
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Prime Minister was to withdraw Kirk's Anti-Monopoly Bill and the
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Petroleum Amendment Bill.
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Later, Rowling was to be rewarded with ambassadorship to
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Washington. Incidentally, the Shah of Iran was murdered the same
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way as Kirk on his arrival in the US.
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6th October, 1974: Ray cline implements William Colby plan to oust
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Australian Prime Minister Whitlam. Nugan Hand Bank finances
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payoffs to Malcolm Fraser and other pro-US politicians. A joint
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bugging operation commences between CIA and ASIA.
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Rupert Murdoch, playing his part, uses his newspapers and
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television network to spread lies and misinformation. Whitlam, as
|
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well as refusing to waive restrictions on overseas borrowing to
|
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finance the aluminium consortium, had plans to ensure that all
|
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|
corporations were at least 50% Australian-owned. This interfered
|
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|
with the Seven Sisters' plans to build three oil refineries at
|
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|
Cape Northumberland in South Australia to exploit the Great South
|
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|
Basin discovery.
|
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|
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December, 1974: Australian Governor-General John Kerr joins Ray
|
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|
Cline's payroll and received his first pay-off of $US200,000
|
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|
credited to his account number 767748 at the Singapore branch of
|
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|
the Nugan Hand Bank.
|
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11th November, 1975: Governor-General Kerr sacks the Whitlam
|
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|
Government.
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|
August 1975: Rowling re-introduces unrecognisable Commerce Bill,
|
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|
designed to aid monopolisation of the NZ economy and repeals the
|
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|
News Media Ownership Act, allowing more foreign ownership of NZ
|
|||
|
media. The new legislation does not define monopoly, competition
|
|||
|
or stipulate permissable maximum market share, or even ascertain
|
|||
|
what the public interest is - resulting in a sell-out to big business.
|
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|
December, 1975: Election battle between Rowling and Muldoon. Oil
|
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|
companies pour thousands of dollars into Muldoon's campaign via
|
|||
|
National Bank (NZ), whose general manager Mowbray is also a member
|
|||
|
of Todd Foundations; Investment Board Director Tudhope also Managing
|
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|
Director Shell Oil and Chairman Shell/BP/Todd. Muldoon wins.
|
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|
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February, 1976: Muldoon implements pre-election secret agreement
|
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with the NZ Seven Sisters' oil representatives of Shell/BP/Todd
|
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|
for helping finance the National Party campaign.
|
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|
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|
Muldoon removes the $3 per barrel oil levy for the New Zealand
|
|||
|
Refining Company, which increases the oil companies' profits by
|
|||
|
100% at the taxpayers' expense and with all future oil prospecting licenses,
|
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|
the Government has the option to take 51% of any discovery without
|
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|
meeting exploration costs. This is designed to discourage further
|
|||
|
exploration, thereby keeping the lid on the Great South Basin
|
|||
|
discovery.
|
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|
|
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|
Meanwhile, in Australia, new P.M. Malcolm Fraser reopens uranium
|
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|
mining and opens the way for takeover of mineral resources with
|
|||
|
big tax breaks for oil exploration, coal and mining.
|
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|
|
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|
Muldoon returns a favour to the oil companies by arranging $US200
|
|||
|
million loan for Maui Gas Development for Shell/BP/Todd.
|
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|
|
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|
September, 1976: With captive politicians in place in both
|
|||
|
Australia and New Zealand, the Internationalists can now proceed
|
|||
|
with their strategy of takeover of the economy and exploitation of
|
|||
|
natural resources. "In New Zealand, the elimination of unnecessary
|
|||
|
competition is fundamental to a sound economy," Brierly says.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Parksy and Colby use Brierly/Jones Investments as a vehicle to buy
|
|||
|
into A.B. Consolidated Holdings in New Zealand.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Associate of R. Jones, Pat Goodman, is appointed 'consultant' of
|
|||
|
A'asian and Pacific Holdings.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
November, 1976: The Internationalists (Mafia) set up a NZ money
|
|||
|
'funnel' using Brierley's City Realties. National Insurance Co
|
|||
|
acquires 33% of the stock. Largest stockholders in National
|
|||
|
Insurance are the US Firemen's Fund
|
|||
|
- Chairman and President Myron Du Bain also Vice Chairman of
|
|||
|
American Express (Amex). Chairman of I.E.L. linked International
|
|||
|
Harvester, Archie McCardell, also Amex Director. Amex linked with
|
|||
|
Chase Manhattan and seven Sisters' Texaco and Mobil. Du Bain also
|
|||
|
Director of CIA-linked United California Bank, which is a partner
|
|||
|
in Commercial Pacific Trust.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
To complete the money funnel, National Insurance becomes a
|
|||
|
stockholder in Chase Manhattan's Chase-NBA.
|
|||
|
Brierley's declared assets reach $100 million, with shareholder's
|
|||
|
capital of only $2.5 million - all cash acquisitions.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
3rd February, 1977: Parksy and Colby close down the Brierley/Jones
|
|||
|
Investment funnel and open up seperate channels for Brierley and
|
|||
|
Jones. Jones will be supplied with 'laundered' funds via Sydney
|
|||
|
branch of the Nugan Hand Bank, while for Ron Brierley, Gerald
|
|||
|
Parsky uses Myron Du Bain, Dierctor of United California Bank and
|
|||
|
also chairman and president of the US Firemen's Fund, which are
|
|||
|
the largest stockholders in National Insurance (NZ). Funds to be
|
|||
|
'laundered' via Chase Manhattan Bank through National Insurance to
|
|||
|
City Realty and via United California Bank through
|
|||
|
COMPAC (New Hebrides) to National Insurance and City Realties.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
To expand the Bierley/I.E.L. 'front', Parsky establishes
|
|||
|
Industrial Equity Pacific (Hong Kong).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
September 1977: Brierley's new holding company begins operations -
|
|||
|
A.B. Consolidated. H.W. Revell appointed Deputy Chairman and B.
|
|||
|
Hancox General Manager, while newly-appointed directors include S.
|
|||
|
Cushing, B. Judge, O. Gunn and P. Goodman, linked with Renouf,
|
|||
|
Fletcher and Papps through I.E.L./N.Z.U.C.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
* Strategy: To target and divide key sectors of the economy for
|
|||
|
takeover, exploitation and monopolisation. Operations to extend to
|
|||
|
use Hong Kong facility, I.E.P. Fletchers to extend the
|
|||
|
Khashoggi/Rockefeller Travelodge operation by taking holdings in
|
|||
|
Vacation Hotels and Intercontinental Properties (Renouf
|
|||
|
Chairman).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
October, 1977: Muldoon and JOhn Todd - Shell/BP/Todd - sign an
|
|||
|
agreement. NZ Govt would take 24.5% holding in the Great South
|
|||
|
Basin for $1.65 Billion. Hunt would reduce his holding from 45.5%
|
|||
|
to 27.5% and Arco would sell its 6.5%.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
* Reason: Hunt did not possess the technology to pump oil from
|
|||
|
deep water; Gulf possessed the technology but did not tell Hunt.
|
|||
|
Arco was not told anything and were swindled out of its 6.5% concession.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
November, 1977: Muldoon introduces the S.I.S Amendment Bill,
|
|||
|
designed to keep the economy free of obstruction and to help
|
|||
|
uncover obstructive elements. Telephone taps, mail tampering and
|
|||
|
other surveillance methods approved after CIA input on contents of
|
|||
|
legislation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Late 1977: Muldoon travels to the US to meet top Rockefeller
|
|||
|
officials, including Trilateralists' Deputy Secretary of State,
|
|||
|
Warren Christopher, and Richard Bolbrooke, who were in charge of
|
|||
|
the new "South Pacific Desk" at the State Department established
|
|||
|
by Rockefeller to target exploitatin of both New Zealand and
|
|||
|
Australia. In Los Angeles, Muldoon meets top Rockefeller
|
|||
|
officials, Robert Anderson (Rockwell Chairman, also Director of
|
|||
|
Kashoggi's Security Pacific National Bank) and P. Larkin (Rockwell
|
|||
|
Director, also Chairman, Executive Committee Security Pacific
|
|||
|
National Bank and Director of Marac).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
April, 1978: Muldoon sets up Petrocorp. New Zealand taxpayers
|
|||
|
pay for the exploration costs but the oil companies control all
|
|||
|
distribution outlets. Muldoon blocks development of Maui B as
|
|||
|
restructured supplies mean higher prices and bigger profits for
|
|||
|
Shell/BP/Todd. South Island gas market not developed as Great
|
|||
|
South Basin fields closer than Kapuni. Plans develop for
|
|||
|
re-opening of National Parks for mineral exploitation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
22nd July, 1978: Director of Australian Federal Bureau of
|
|||
|
Narcotics suspends his invetigation into the Nugan Hand Bank after
|
|||
|
pressure from the CIA and Australian politicians controlled by
|
|||
|
Mafia, particularly Malcolm Fraser.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Brierly's declared assets reach $200 million, with shareholders'
|
|||
|
funds only $17 million.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
May, 1979: Trilateral Commission secretary Zbignieu Brzezinski
|
|||
|
appoints Muldoon chairman of Board of Governors of IMF/World Bank
|
|||
|
on orders of
|
|||
|
David Rockefeller. Muldoon would head three-man administration
|
|||
|
committee which included Canadian Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp,
|
|||
|
key figure in the Mafia Council and the Trilateral Commission.
|
|||
|
Australian Treasurer McMahon also involved.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
8th June, 1979: Michael Hand, Frank Nugan, Brierley and James
|
|||
|
Fetcher meet in Hand's Sydney penthouse to discuss the
|
|||
|
establishment of the New Zealand Mafia organisation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Mid- 1979: Gulf Oil using its man Brierley, begins operations
|
|||
|
designed to capture key sectors of the economy. A.B Consolidated
|
|||
|
restructured into the Goodman Group and Goodman to run operations
|
|||
|
but with the majority of the stock held by IEL and Brierley using
|
|||
|
Shell companies plus dummy corporations.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
* Strategy: To take over food and produce resources, Brierley and
|
|||
|
Fletcher restructured a small private company, H.W. Smith, using
|
|||
|
Cyril Smith as Chairman but with key executives Judge, Collins and
|
|||
|
McKenzie. Bob Jones helps.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Private company used, as no Commerce Commission control, accounts
|
|||
|
not published, no public disclosure of transactions. Bunting is
|
|||
|
established as a shell company and the South Island is targeted
|
|||
|
for asset-stripping and takeover, as well as key sectors of the
|
|||
|
automobile industry.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Unlimited funds channelled through City Realties, NZUC and Marac.
|
|||
|
UEB extends Travelodge operations by buying control of
|
|||
|
Transholdings, which has strategic holdings in Vacation Hotels and
|
|||
|
Tourist Corp. Fiji Holdings.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
17th August, 1979: New Zealand Mafia inaugral meeting in Sydney
|
|||
|
including Hand, Brierley, Fletcher, Goodman, R.Trotter, Alan
|
|||
|
Hawkins and L.Papps.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Key sectors of the economy would be taken over- food, using
|
|||
|
Goodman; forestry and farming, using Fletcher and Trotter;
|
|||
|
property, using Brierley and Jones. Brierley, Hand and Papps
|
|||
|
would be responsible for banking, insurance and finance, while
|
|||
|
Hand and Hawkins would be responsible for setting up new "laundry"
|
|||
|
channels into New Zealand.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The economy would be taken over using cheap loans of less than 5%,
|
|||
|
while consumers would pay 28%.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
October, 1979: BP Oil begis $100 million joint venture deal with
|
|||
|
Fletcher and Trotter at Tasman.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Muldoon makes secret deal with oil companies which effectively
|
|||
|
robs New Zealand taxpayers by giving Shell/BP/Todd the Maui Gas
|
|||
|
deal. Normally the granting of drilling rights on public land is
|
|||
|
done using a worldwide system which incorporates an auction tender
|
|||
|
system. Muldoon bypassed this. Also, Shell/BP/Todd pays no tax
|
|||
|
on Kapuni profits, while putting funds into Maui development.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
19th November, 1979: Secret meeting in Auckland between Muldoon,
|
|||
|
Fletcher and Trotter to transfer 43% Tasman Pulp and Paper held by
|
|||
|
New Zealand Government to Challenge Corporation (Chairman Trotter)
|
|||
|
and Fletchers. Tasman has lucrative 75-year contract for cheap
|
|||
|
timber signed in 1955.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Muldoon paid off with a $1 million 'non-repayable' loan - $500,000
|
|||
|
to be paid into account number 8746665 at New Hebrides branch of
|
|||
|
the Australian International Bank.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
November, 1979: Muldoon drops restrictions on foreign investment.
|
|||
|
AMAX (Stnadard Oil of California subsidiary) captures the Martha
|
|||
|
Hill goldmine.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Muldoon unveils the Government's plans (instructed by Rockefeller)
|
|||
|
to form New Zealand into an offshore production base for the
|
|||
|
multi-national corporations as benefits include government export
|
|||
|
incentives, stable government, cheap labour, and so on.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
27th November, 1979: Gerald Parsky's lieutenant, David Kennedy,
|
|||
|
meets Muldoon to deliver $US100,000 cash to Muldoon for
|
|||
|
implementing the Internationalists' Mafia Think Big plans.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
These plans began with big contracts and guaranteed profits for
|
|||
|
the Seven Sisters, Bechtel, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Nippon Steel,
|
|||
|
Internationalists' Mafia banks.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
With the experimental petroleum plant, the oil price has to be
|
|||
|
$50/barrel to be profitable, yet Mobil's profits are guaranteed.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
New Zealand Steel is to be expanded 500%, even though there was a
|
|||
|
global steel glut of 50%.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Fletchers own 10% of New Zealand Steel and are majority
|
|||
|
stockholders in Pacific Steel and control monopoly over wire rod,
|
|||
|
reinforcing steel. Aslo, New Zealand taxpayers subsidise
|
|||
|
Fletchers' profits.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Muldoon introduces the National Development Bill with 'fast-track'
|
|||
|
legislation, to keep the economy 'free of obstruction' for
|
|||
|
long-term monopolisation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
C.E.R. plan introduced, designed to integrate the economies of
|
|||
|
Australia and New Zealand with the Trilateral Commission for the
|
|||
|
purpose of exploiting the South Pacific countries and as a
|
|||
|
'back-door' entrance into China - the world's largest untapped
|
|||
|
consumer market. New Zealand is also the closest country to
|
|||
|
Antarctica, which has a vast mineral resource for future
|
|||
|
exploitation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
"Think Big" projects begin, even though Muldoon aware of studies
|
|||
|
that show New Zealand could conserve up to 40% of energy
|
|||
|
consumption using existing technology, which would mean funds
|
|||
|
could be invested elsewhere to lower consumer prices, lower
|
|||
|
inflation rates, less demand for imported oil and increased
|
|||
|
imployment by creating new industry to manufacture and install
|
|||
|
energy-saving technology. None of these options seriously
|
|||
|
considered as all would lessen profits for members of the
|
|||
|
Rockefeller organisations.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
December 1979: Muldoon unveils 'stage two' of a four-stage plan
|
|||
|
to exploit the Great South Basin discovery. Plan prepared by
|
|||
|
Trilateralist 'Think Tank' - the Brookings Institute.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
'Stage Two' includes methanol plant and synthetic petrol plant,
|
|||
|
which would initially use gas from the Maui field and later would
|
|||
|
link with underwater gas pipe from Campbell Island.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
With the New Zealand Steel 500% expansion, 'stage three' of the
|
|||
|
project and Think Big contracts to go to Bechtel, Fluor Corp.,
|
|||
|
Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Nippon Steel, etc. All investments would be
|
|||
|
financed by the New Zealand taxpayer.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
17th January, 1980: $500,000 deposited in Muldoon's account
|
|||
|
number 8746665 at the Australian International Bank, being the
|
|||
|
final payment for the Tasman deal.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Early 1980: Kashoggi Travelodge operations extended with
|
|||
|
affiliation agreement between Dominion Breweries and Western
|
|||
|
International Hotels (Seattle First National Bank).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
May, 1980: Mafia's Nugan Hand banking operation crashes after
|
|||
|
Frank Nugan killed. Death ruled as suicide even though no
|
|||
|
fingerprints found on the rifle. Maloney, Houghton, Yates and
|
|||
|
Hand shred important documents, but miss some. CIA helps Hand and
|
|||
|
Bank President Donald Beasley escape to the U.S. The CIA and
|
|||
|
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation cover everything up.
|
|||
|
Beazley appointed President of Miami City National Bank, run by
|
|||
|
Alberto Dugue for 'laundering' profits from the CIA Colombian
|
|||
|
cocaine operation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
There is a probability that Michael Hand killed Frank Nugan
|
|||
|
because of his involvement with Hand's fiancee.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
25th May, 1980: Colby arrived in Australia to discuss replacement
|
|||
|
of the Nugan Hand Bank with Hand, Brierley, and Seldon. Immediate
|
|||
|
funding available from Sydney branch of the Deak Bank, a separate
|
|||
|
CIA operation, and IEL would be used to buy NZI Corp., to prepare
|
|||
|
for future laundering operations.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Maloney, Houghton, Yates, and Hand would shred all documents
|
|||
|
leading back to the New Zealand Great South Basin connection, and
|
|||
|
the CIA would help Hand and Bank President Donald Beazley escape
|
|||
|
to the USA. The CIA and ASIO would also cover everything up.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Hand and Beazley turn up in Miami - Beazley appointed President
|
|||
|
and Hand 'consultant' to the Miami City National Bank, but also
|
|||
|
Hand turned up in El Salvador to help organise bankrolling of the
|
|||
|
Contras with other ex- members of Nugan-Hand.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
23rd June, 1980: New Zealand Mafia, including Brierley, Fletcher,
|
|||
|
Trotter, Jones, Hawkins, Goodman, and Papps meet in Wellington to
|
|||
|
discuss merger of Fletcher Challenge and Tasman.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
In order to replace Nugan Hand Bank's 22 world-wide branches,
|
|||
|
quick moves are made to buy control of NZI by New Zealand Mafia
|
|||
|
using Brierley, thereby capturing an established, world-wide
|
|||
|
organisation through the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, which is
|
|||
|
also linked to the CIA through its subsidiary, World Finance
|
|||
|
Corporation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Late 1980: Fletchers, with strong Rockefeller links, obtains
|
|||
|
lucrative contracts on US Bases in the Pacific and joint ventures
|
|||
|
in Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Control extended over New Zealand natural resources - Fletcher
|
|||
|
Challenge and Tasman Pulp and Paper merged. NZFP takes control of
|
|||
|
M.S.D. Spiers and Moore Le Messurier (Aust). Brierley begins
|
|||
|
joint venture with NZFP through Williamson and Jeffrey. I.E.L,
|
|||
|
through Goodman, buys 20% of Watties and begins cross-shareholding
|
|||
|
agreement. Goodman continues buying up control of NZ bakeries and
|
|||
|
flour- mills.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
February, 1981: TNL., Brierley, AMOIL and MIM Holdings begin
|
|||
|
joint gold mining operation. MIM major shareholder is ASARCO
|
|||
|
(US), whose Chairman, Barber, is also Director of Chase Manhattan
|
|||
|
Bank.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
New Zealand Insurance and South British merger.
|
|||
|
Parliamentarians For World Order - Richard Prebble elected on of
|
|||
|
twelve councillors.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Fletcher and Papps (Chairman UEB) sell their hotel operations to
|
|||
|
Singaporian interest clossely associated with the Pritzker family
|
|||
|
- owners of the Hyatt Hotel chain. Bueton Kanter, Pritzker family
|
|||
|
lawyer and Director of Hyatt Hotels, who helped arrange the deal,
|
|||
|
was an old family partner of Paul Helliwell (CIA paymaster for the
|
|||
|
Bay of Pigs' fiasco) and had helped the Pritzker family set up tax
|
|||
|
shelters using the CIA's Mercantile Bank and Trust and the Castle
|
|||
|
Bank, which ahd been set up by Helliwell for 'laundering' profits
|
|||
|
from the Onassis heroin operations as well as 'skim money' from
|
|||
|
the Hughes casino operations in Las Vegas.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Others who used these banks include Richard Nixon, Bebe Rozo,
|
|||
|
Robert Vesco, Teamsters Union, etc.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
12th March, 1981: Brierley calls secret meeting in Auckland,
|
|||
|
which includes Jones, Fletcher, Hawkins, Papps and Burton Kanter,
|
|||
|
to discuss transfer of the Fletcher Challenge and UEB hotel
|
|||
|
operations to the Singapore front company controlled by the
|
|||
|
Pritzker family.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
20th July, 1981: Parsky, Colby, Brierley and Seldon meet in
|
|||
|
Sydney with two new members, Kerry Packer and Alan Bond.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Chase Manhattan and Security Pacific National Bank will acquire
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60% of Packer's company, with the stock being held in Australia,
|
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and 35% Bond's company, with the stock being held in Hong Kong.
|
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August 1981: Gulf Oil, using Brierley, strengthens its hold over
|
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|
New Zealand natural resources. Cue Energy launched, starring
|
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|
Lawrey and
|
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Gunn. NZOG launched with strategic holdings by Jones, Renouf and
|
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|
Brierley with licences in PPD 38206 and 38204 - both next to
|
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|
Hunt's Great South Basin discovery, NZOG also controls 80 million
|
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|
tonnes of coal through the Pike River Coal Company.
|
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Brierley-controlled Wellington Gas, Christchurch Gas, Auckland and
|
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Hawkes Bay Gas and Dual Fuel Systems (A'Asia) which controls the
|
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vehicle gas conversion market.
|
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|
Liquigas Limited set up to distribute LPG, controlled by
|
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|
Shell/BP/Todd and Fletcher Challenge.
|
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|
15th February, 1982: Brierley calls New Zealand meeting - Jones,
|
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|
Fletcher, Trotter, Hawkins, Goodman and Papps. New members
|
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|
include Bruce Judge, J. Fernyhough, and Frank Renouf.
|
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|
|
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|
With Muldoon about to deregulate the liquor industry, Brierley and
|
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|
Fernyhough plan to buy up the New Zealand liquor industry, along
|
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|
with its outlets, Lion Breweries and Rothmans to help.
|
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|
Brierley will do the same in Australia. J.R. Fletcher becomes
|
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|
Managing Director of Brierley's Dominion Breweries to oversee
|
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|
operations. Rothmans and Brierley (through Goodman) have equal
|
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|
holdings in Saudicapital Corp. Lion Directors Myers and
|
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|
Fernyhough also stockholders in NZOG.
|
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|
|
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|
Fletcher and Brierley begin their takeover of the freezing works
|
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|
industry. FCL buys into South Island works while Brierley begins
|
|||
|
takeover of Waitaki NZR through Watties with the help of Athol
|
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|
Hutton.
|
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|
|
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|
With Think Big projects beginning, Fletcher and Trotter plan to
|
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|
take strategic holdings in NZ Cement, Wilkins Davies, Steel &
|
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|
Tube etc., and Brierley would use Renouf to take 3% stake of the
|
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|
Martha Hill gold-mine.
|
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|
|
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|
Also targetted are clothing, footwear, carpet manufacture and more
|
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|
of the auto industry for takeover and monopolisation.
|
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|
|
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|
June, 1982: Meantime, in Australia, an new money funnel begins.
|
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|
H.W Smith buys to obscure South Pine Quarries, which is renamed
|
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|
Ariadne (Aust). South Pine Quarries owns 50% of Coal-Liquid Inc.,
|
|||
|
with the other half owned by US Defence contractors McDonnell
|
|||
|
Douglas. Coal-Liquid renamed Impala Securities.
|
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|
|
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|
The common link between Gulf Oil and McDonnell Douglas is the
|
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|
CIA's Mercantile Bank and Trust, which both companies use for
|
|||
|
world-wide bribery and payoff operations. McDonnell Douglas
|
|||
|
officials McKeough and G.T.Hawkins later appointed directors of
|
|||
|
Impala Securities.
|
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|
|
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|
US links strengthened through Industrial Equity Pacific, which
|
|||
|
acquires part of Higbee Company in Cleveland, which in turn is
|
|||
|
closely linked to the National City Bank of Cleveland. This bank
|
|||
|
is closely associated with Gulf Oil's bank, Pittsburgh National
|
|||
|
and Mellon Bank.
|
|||
|
|
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|
Bruce Judge installed as Ariadne manager.
|
|||
|
|
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|
July, 1982: Media takeover begins. Brierley takes 24% NZ News
|
|||
|
Ltd and begins buying up private radio. Rupert Murdoch helps.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
27th July, 1982. Brierley, Jones and Goodman meet in Auckland
|
|||
|
with two Japanese members of the Trilateral Commission to discuss
|
|||
|
integration of the New Zealand economy into the Pacific Rim
|
|||
|
economy. Trilateralists include: Takeshi Watanabe (Japanese
|
|||
|
Chairman of Trilateral Commission) and Daigo Miyado (Chairman
|
|||
|
Sanwa Bank).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The Japan/New Zealand Business Council would be established to co-
|
|||
|
ordinate policy with Goodman appointed as Chairman.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
17th August, 1982: Inauguration of restructured US Mafia Council
|
|||
|
- rulers include David Rockefeller, responsible for Banking; John
|
|||
|
McCloy; Redman Rockefeller and J.D. Rockefeller, who would run the
|
|||
|
Seven Sisters.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Second-tier Council includes:
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
* Gerald Parsky - responsible for heroin and cocaine operations
|
|||
|
* William Simon - responsible for running the Presidency,
|
|||
|
Cabinet, etc
|
|||
|
* Katherine Graham - link to arms manufacturers
|
|||
|
* Zbigniew Brzezinski - link to National Security Council and
|
|||
|
CIA
|
|||
|
* George S. Franklin - link to FBI
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Third-tier Council includes:
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
* Zbigniew Brzezinski - Secretary
|
|||
|
* Gerald Parsky - Heroin Cocaine operations
|
|||
|
* William Colby - crack operations, assassinations
|
|||
|
* John N. Perkins - banking, laundering
|
|||
|
* Leonard Woodcock - labour, unions
|
|||
|
* Mitchell Sharp - banking
|
|||
|
* William Simon - presidency, Cabinet
|
|||
|
* Ernest C. Arbuckly - arms manufacturers
|
|||
|
* George W. Bull - Bildrberg and Council of Foreign Relations
|
|||
|
* Katherine Graham - arms manufacturers
|
|||
|
* Alden W. Clausen - World Bank, IMF
|
|||
|
* Willam T. Coleman - CIA
|
|||
|
* Archibald K. Davis - media, radio, television, and newspapers
|
|||
|
* George S. Franklin - FBI, and Trilateral Commission
|
|||
|
co-ordinator
|
|||
|
* J.D. Rockefeller - to "spy" on the 15 man council.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
September, 1982: Goodman now helps establish the Japan/New
|
|||
|
Zealand Council with the Bank of Tokyo and the Industrial Bank of
|
|||
|
Japan. Tokai Pulp Co. buys shareholding in NZFP, which also
|
|||
|
begins joint venture with Shell Oil.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Fletcher Challenge strengthens links with the Rockefeller
|
|||
|
organisation by acquiring the Canadian operations of Crown
|
|||
|
Zellerbach, whose chairman is also director of Gulf Oil. Crown
|
|||
|
Zellerbach Corp. has direct connections to Rockefeller through
|
|||
|
directors Mumford, Hendrickson and Granville, to United California
|
|||
|
Bank through Roth and to the Bank of America through Chairman C.R.
|
|||
|
Dahl.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Meanwhile, Robert Jones Investments floated to extend operations
|
|||
|
of City Realties, Ilmond Properties, Chase Corp., etc.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The Commerce Building in Auckland sold to Robert Jones Investments
|
|||
|
by Robert Jones Holdings for $950,000 when recently it was offered
|
|||
|
on the market for $200,000. A quick $750,000 for Jones. Robert
|
|||
|
Jones Investments was set up by Brierley, Jones and Hawkins.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
8th December, 1982: Mitchell Sharp heads top-level Mafia meeting
|
|||
|
in San Francisco. Others include Parsky, Perkins, Woodcock and
|
|||
|
C.R. Dahl - Chairman of Crown Zellermach.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Also present are - Brierley, Trotter, Fletcher and Seldon.
|
|||
|
Meeting to discuss Great South Basin exploitation strategy sith
|
|||
|
first priority being monopolisation of the economy; second
|
|||
|
priority to establish oil refineries and related industries; third
|
|||
|
to integrate New Zealand economy into Trilateral economy and,
|
|||
|
fourth, to concentrate power back to the U.S through the Seven
|
|||
|
Sisters, Chase Manhattan and Security Pacific National Bank.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Fletcher Challenge will link New Zealand economy directly to the
|
|||
|
U.S by merging with Canadian subsidiary of Crown Zellerbach with
|
|||
|
funds provided by Security Pacific National Bank and United
|
|||
|
Californian Bank.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Brierley, Fletcher, Trotter and Seldon will be New Zealand Ruling
|
|||
|
Council, headed by Brierley, who would take orders from Gerald
|
|||
|
Parsky.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Mid-1983: Brierley's Ariadne (Aust) takes control of Repco (NZ)
|
|||
|
through Repco (Aust), therby taking control of key auto-related
|
|||
|
industry, helped by Borg Warner and Honeywell - which are closely
|
|||
|
associated with IEL through International Harvester, Continental
|
|||
|
Illinois Bank and the First National Bank of Chicago. Toyota and
|
|||
|
Nissan also help so that Brierley now largest distributor of auto
|
|||
|
and industrial parts, largest manufacturer of pistons, filters and
|
|||
|
engine bearings, as well as biggest supplier of forklifts,
|
|||
|
tractors and agricultural equipment.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Meantime, control is extended over the Great South Basin oil
|
|||
|
source with
|
|||
|
Hunt, after big losses resulting from trying to corner the world's
|
|||
|
silver market, being forced to sell out some of his concession to
|
|||
|
Gulf Oil, which uses Brierley to set up a new company - Southern
|
|||
|
Petroleum - which takes a 14.5% interest. Hunt retains overall
|
|||
|
control with 45.5%, Petro-Corp has 40% and Chairman F. Orr, also a
|
|||
|
Director of Brierley - controlled Watties.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Brierley, through Goodman, takes control of TNL Group and its
|
|||
|
subsidiaries NZ Motor Bodies and L & M Mining, which has 15%
|
|||
|
interest in the Chatham Rise, right next to the Hunt concession.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Southern Petroleum set up by Brierley in New Zealand was
|
|||
|
spearheaded by the Seven Sisters' companies with Gerald Parsky and
|
|||
|
William Colby initiators. Southern Petroleum to include 21% of
|
|||
|
the Great South Basin held by gulf and Mobil Oil. 90% of this
|
|||
|
stock held in Australia through IEL (ie Brierley's).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
11-12th May, 1983: New Zealand Mafia meet in Cook Islands.
|
|||
|
Includes Brierley, Trotter, Fletcher, Jones, Hawkins, Goodman,
|
|||
|
Pappas, Judge, Renouf, and Fernyhough. New members include A.
|
|||
|
Gibbs, McConnell, H.Fletcher and O.Gunn. Japanese Trilateralists
|
|||
|
Takeshi Wataneve and Daigo Miyado discuss 'integration' of New
|
|||
|
Zealand into the Pacific Rim economies.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
A new political party would be established using Jones and
|
|||
|
financed by the New Zealand Mafia Council.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
* Reason: Parsky and Colby wanted Muldoon out because he had
|
|||
|
'welched'
|
|||
|
on a deal to set up two US military deep-water submarine bases
|
|||
|
planned for Dusky Sound and Guards Bay in the South Island.
|
|||
|
Parsky, Brierley and Ray Cline hold a separate meeting to discuss
|
|||
|
the purchase of New Zealand politicians, including Lange, Douglas
|
|||
|
and Bolger.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Cline was 'consultant' to the CIA's Deak Bank, took orders from
|
|||
|
Colby, and was responsible for the 10 Australian politicians on
|
|||
|
the CIA's payroll, including Bjelke Petersen, I. Sinclair,
|
|||
|
Keating, McMullen, M.Fraser, D. Anthony, K. Newman, J Carrick, B.
|
|||
|
Cowan and R. Connor.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Cline outlines CIA plan to begin subliminal television
|
|||
|
advertising.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
22nd June, 1983: New Zealand politician J. Bolger meets Ray Cline
|
|||
|
in Sydney and agrees to join the organisation for a monthly fee of
|
|||
|
$US20,000 to be paid into account number GA1282117 at Geneva
|
|||
|
branch of Credit Swisse.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
20th July, 1983: New Zealand politician R. Douglas meets Ray
|
|||
|
Cline in Wellington and agrees to join the organisation for a
|
|||
|
monthly fee of $US10,000 to be paid into account number 3791686 at
|
|||
|
the Sydney Branch of the Deak Bank.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
July 1983: Parsky launches a new front company, Chase
|
|||
|
Corporation, with 25% of the stock being held through Security
|
|||
|
Pacific National Bank in Australia and 25% held in Hong Kong by
|
|||
|
Chase Manhattan. Brierley and Hawkins set up a 'back-door'
|
|||
|
listing to cover up true-ownership.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
August, 1983: Muldoon imposes withholding tax on all ofshore
|
|||
|
borrowing.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Chase Manhattan, United California Bank and Brierley begin new
|
|||
|
banking operation in New Zealand to take over the International
|
|||
|
Harvester Credit Co (NZ), Australasian Investment Company.
|
|||
|
Participants include Chase Manhattan's Kuwait Asia Bank, D.F.C.,
|
|||
|
Saudicorp (Brierley has 12% through Goodman) and United
|
|||
|
California, represented by National Insurance which is part of
|
|||
|
Equus Holdings.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Renouf sells 20% NZUC to Barclays and prepared for expanding of
|
|||
|
operations with Brierley.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Meantime, Murdoch and Brierley expand their close ties by each
|
|||
|
taking a piece of New Zealand Maritime Holdings and with the
|
|||
|
election imminent, divide up New Zealand media for takeover to
|
|||
|
increase Mafia control. NZ News buys Hawkes Bay News, Nelson
|
|||
|
Tribune, Timaru Herald, etc. Brierley increases holding in
|
|||
|
Hauraki Enterprises and other private radio stations. Brierley
|
|||
|
and Murdoch have majority stockholding in NZPA with 48.5%, while
|
|||
|
in the UK, Murdoch has large stockholding in Reuters.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The phoney news becomes THE news.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Head of the Murdoch operation is Burnett, who is also on the board
|
|||
|
of Winstones - a Brierley company.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
September, 1983: With global heroin epidemic, Rockefeller expands
|
|||
|
operations to recycle profits.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
New Zealand South British sets up the IDAPS computer bureau to
|
|||
|
establish international holding companies, dummy corporations, etc
|
|||
|
and to pursue aggressive global acquisition programme. IDAPS
|
|||
|
linked to satellite bureaux in Australia, Far East, UK and the US,
|
|||
|
where the global network is completed through links with the
|
|||
|
Rockefeller organisation computer network.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
General Manager of the operation, George Wheller, previously
|
|||
|
director of the international operators of Firemen's Fund (US),
|
|||
|
Chairman Du Bain, director of the United California Bank, and
|
|||
|
Vice-Chairman of Amex.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
As part of the expanded laundry operation, Rockefeller associate
|
|||
|
Adnan Kashoggi establishes new Australian bank - Security Pacific
|
|||
|
National Bank (Aust). Brierley's part of this operation is to buy
|
|||
|
up computer companies such as Andas, CID Distributors (NZ Apple
|
|||
|
computer franchise,etc).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Investment companies begin operations in Australia and New Zealand
|
|||
|
to assist recycle Mafia profits.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
October 1983: Brierley takes over NZFP through Watties, helped by
|
|||
|
newly- appointed chairman Papps. Papps also chairman of NZ
|
|||
|
Railways and presided over transport deregulation, the major
|
|||
|
beneficiaries of which include Watties and Freightways - Managing
|
|||
|
Director Pettigrew and Director Lang also both on the NZFP board
|
|||
|
with Papps.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Papps also responsible for the railways' electrification programme
|
|||
|
with big contracts for Cory Wright & Slamon, whose directors
|
|||
|
include I.I McKay, also on the board of NZFP.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Late 1983: AMAX (Social) gives Gulf Oil a share in the Martha
|
|||
|
Hill gold bonanza by selling 15% of its holdings to Briereley
|
|||
|
through Goodmans. Oil companies say that only $870 million worth
|
|||
|
of minerals in Martha Hill, while true figure is closer to $3
|
|||
|
billion.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
21st January, 1984: Australian Mafia Council meets in Sydney.
|
|||
|
Includes - Brierley, Seldon, Fletcher, Jones, Goodman, Hawkins,
|
|||
|
Papps, Packer, Bond and Japanese Trilaterist Daigo Miyado. New
|
|||
|
members include J. Elliott, L. Adler, and Holme's A'Court.
|
|||
|
Seldon outlines strategy of merging Australian economy with the
|
|||
|
Trilateralist economy through Europe and the US.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
In Australia, the Mafia Council will monopolise the economy with
|
|||
|
company takeovers through the use of loans at less than 5%.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Holme's A'Court's company would be taken over using Security
|
|||
|
Pacific National Bank and Chase Manhattan Bank, with some of the
|
|||
|
stock being held in London.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Equiticorp will be launched using Hawkins, with 50% of the stock
|
|||
|
held by Security Pacific National Bank and Chase Manhattan in the
|
|||
|
US Equiticorp to registered in Hong Kong to cover up true
|
|||
|
ownership, and will use the same laundry as Chase Corporation -
|
|||
|
Hawkins will set up a maze of shell companies and dummy
|
|||
|
organisations to disguise operations.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Hawkins previously associated with Kashoggi when Corporate
|
|||
|
Secretary of Marac, and linked with Renouf through their
|
|||
|
stockholding in CBA Finance, which is a partner in Commercial
|
|||
|
Pacific Trust with United California Bank, Hawkins forms umbrella
|
|||
|
company with Chase Corpl, Jedi Investments and Teltherm and
|
|||
|
begins setting up a maze of cross holding companies. Brierley
|
|||
|
retains his connection through his Charter Corporation's holding
|
|||
|
in Teltherm.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
January 1984: Brierley and Elliott begin moves to monopolise the
|
|||
|
food industry in Australasia by merging Goodman and the Elders
|
|||
|
Group, while Brierley sells 10% of Watties to the NZ Dairy Board -
|
|||
|
setting the stage for land takeover and establishment of the
|
|||
|
Corporate Farm.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
February 1984: New Zealand politician D. Lange meets Ray Cline in
|
|||
|
Wellington and agrees to go on the Mafia payroll for monthly fee
|
|||
|
of $UA40,000 paid into account number 5263161 at Commercial
|
|||
|
Pacific Trust, New Hebrides.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
March 1984: Muldoon knighted with GCMG for keeping the economy
|
|||
|
free of obstructions for easier takeover and exploitation.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
24th May, 1984: Four-man CIA team co-ordinated by Ray Cline
|
|||
|
arrive in New Zealand to begin installation of equipment for
|
|||
|
subliminal television advertising at five sites - Waiatarua, Mt
|
|||
|
Erin, Kaukau, Sugarloaf and Obelisk.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Sophisticated equipment can be installed within one kilometer of
|
|||
|
TV relay arrials and all linked to one IDAPS computer bureau in
|
|||
|
Auckland.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Same equipment installed in Australia August 1985; Japan September
|
|||
|
1986; UK February 1987: New York 1987. Also, Amax geoligists now
|
|||
|
estimate Martha Hill gold source could be worth up to $30 billion
|
|||
|
on strength of high gold/tonne ore assay.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
17th July, 1984: In New Zealand, subliminal advertising begins on
|
|||
|
Channel Two between 6pm and midnight - hours later extended to
|
|||
|
begin at noon. Subliminal messages prepared in the US by the CIA
|
|||
|
and with New Zealand election imminent, tell voters to support the
|
|||
|
Labour Party, the New Zealand Party and to buy Mafia company
|
|||
|
products.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
New Zealand Party was formed to ensure that Muldoon would lose, as
|
|||
|
Big Business unhappy with controls over economy. Big campaign
|
|||
|
contributions from Brierley, the oil companies and the Business
|
|||
|
Round Table ensure a Labour victory.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Later, Lange agrees to repay the favour to Brierley by selling the
|
|||
|
Government holding in the Kariori Pulp Mill to Winstones. New
|
|||
|
Zealand taxpayer loses $100 million.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Government then becomes the arm of big business, using economic
|
|||
|
policies provided by the Business Round Table, implemented by
|
|||
|
Finance Minister Roger Douglas and the package being sold by David
|
|||
|
Lange, who also keeps up a noisy CIA directed ANZUS withdrawal
|
|||
|
campaign.
|
|||
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* Reason: 1) ANZUS Treaty did not cover Mafia requirements over
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the Great South Basin discovery; 2) To identify any oppositin or
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threats within New Zealand who align themselves with supposed
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Government policy, Lange increases the SIS budget and strangthens
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links with the CIA.
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Brookings Institute are the actual designers of the New Zealand
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Government econmomic policies provided by the Business Round Table
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(NZ Mafia front) and implented by the Government.
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Douglas devalues the dollar and deregulates interest rates, which
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means cheaper labour, cheaper capital assets and high mortgage
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rates, thereby implementing Big Business policy of driving farmers
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off the land, establshment of the corporate farm and eventually
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remove viability of small business sector, etc.
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27th September, 1984: New Zealand Mafia meets at new 'safe
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house' registered under Fernyhough's name, in Auckland. Those
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present include Brierley, J. Fletcher, Trotter, Jones, Goodman,
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Gunn, Papps, Hawkins, Judge, Renouf, Fernyhough, Gibbs and
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McConnell. Daigo Miyado announces appointment of Trotter as
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International Vice President of the Trilateral Commission Pacific
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Basin Economic Council.
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Brierley outlines strategy of privatisation of the New Zealand
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Government and the establishment of the New Zealand Centre for
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Independent Studies which will be chaired by Gibbs, aided by
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Fernyhough and controlled by Cline, which will 'advise' Treasury
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on privatisation.
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Parsky, Brierley and Seldon hold a separate meeting with Parsky,
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outlining plans for an expanded laundry operation which will
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coincide with the launch of 'Crack' - a new addictive product
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developed by CIA chemists for the world market.
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Equiticorp (Aust) will be launched with Adler as Manager and a new
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merchant bank using Eldrs, Goodman and Jarden.
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IEI will merge with Armco Bank, which has 20 branches in South
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East Asia; Ariadne will acquire the Bank of Queensland, and
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Brierley Investments will form a cross-shareholding with NZI Corp
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to further increase control by their Mafia organisation. Other
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plans include the laundering of funds directly to the New Zealand
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and Australian Governments and the establishment of key companies
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within the economies of New Zealand, Australia and Hong Kong.
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The first key company will control the food industry in
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Australasia through merger of Elders, Goodmans, Allied Mills,
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Fielder Gillespie and Watties. Allied Mills will control 30%
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Goodmans, 30% Fielder, 20% Watties and will expand into Europe via
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acquisition of Rank, Hovis McDougall (UK). Allied Mills will be
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controlled through IEL.
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26th October, 1984: Trotter, Hawkins, Lange and Douglas meet in
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Wellington to implement Mafia plans to privatise the Government
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and to deregulate the banking system.
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Late 1984: As part of the IDAPS computer-controlled 'laundry'
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operation, Trotter and Fletcher help establish the 'Pacific
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Investment Fund' with Australian and New Zealand investments to be
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managed by Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank subsidiary, Wardley and the
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Japanese operation controlled by Tokyo Trust and Banking Company -
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owned by Sanwa Bank, Taiyo-Kobe Bank and Nomura Securities. All
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are members of the Rockefeller World Government organisation.
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18th July, 1985: Australian Mafia meet in Sydney to discuss
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privatisation of the Australian Government. Those present include
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- Brierley, Trotter, Fletcher, Seldon, Goodman, Papps, Packer,
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Bond, Elliott, Adler, and Japanese Trilateralist Daigo Miyado.
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Cline will set up Australian Centre for Independent Studies to
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'advise' the Treasurer on the takeover of the economy.
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Impala Pacific will be set up in Hong Kong through Ariadne with
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60% of the company stock held by Chase Manhattan and Security
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Pacific National Bank in Australia. In the UK, Tozer, Kemsly &
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MIllbourn would be taken over using IEP, while in Australia, the
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Holme's A'Court Bell Group would be used to merge with Hong Kong
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and Shanghai Bank, through Standard & Chartered Bank (Hong Kong),
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and Marae (NZ) Broadlands (Aust) would merge with NZI
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Corporation.
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18th August, 1985: Cline and 6-man CIA team begin installation of
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subliminal television equipment in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.
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8th November1985: Parsky, Colby and J.D Rockefeller meet in New
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York to discuss their plans to assassinate McCloy and the
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Rockefellers and to take control of the Mafia organisation.
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Colby would organise a 8-man 'hit squad' to be headed by Gordon
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Liddy who had worked for Colby in the 1960's as a CIA contract
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killer, and was responsible for over 10 murders including:
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* 17/8/61 - two members of the Gambino Mafia family in New
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York
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* 24/11/63 - Officer Tippitt after the Kennedy assassination in
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Dallas
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* 18/12/63 - witness to the Kennedy assassination in Dallas
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* 19/4/65 - Politician in Chicago
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* 27/7/65 - Politician in Washington
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* 8/9/65 - Politician in Washington
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* 27/11/66 - US 'independent' cocaine importer, in Mexico.
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* 25/11/67 - 'Independent' heroin importer, in Los Angeles
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* 9/2/69 - Politician in Washington
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28th November 1985: Australian Mafia meet in Sydney - includes:
|
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Trotter, Fletcher, Hawkins, Bond, Elliott, Adler and Holme's
|
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|
A'Court - discussed strategy for merger of Goodman, Allied Mills,
|
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Fielde Gillespie Davis, Watties and Elders with Chase Manhattan
|
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|
Bank taking 20%, Elders and IEL 10%, with stock being held through
|
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|
Chase-AMP Bank.
|
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Elders woul be used as major 'vehicle' in the global liquor
|
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|
economy with Courage Brewery in the UK to be used as entry into
|
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Europe.
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|
Strategy finalised to take over BHP, Australia's largest company,
|
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|
using Holme's A'Court, Brierley, Elliott and Hawkins.
|
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|
In London, Chase Manhattan would takeover stockbrokers Simon &
|
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Coates who specialise in A'Asia Mafia owned companies such as
|
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Fletcher Challenge, Brierley, NZI Corp, Elders, Bell Group and
|
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|
BHP. Chase Manhattan could then issue and buy stock to manipulate
|
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|
the Australasian economy by increasing price, paying no taxes,
|
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|
creating inflation, and enslaving the people through debt to mafia
|
|||
|
controlled banks.
|
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|
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Parsky would oversee the 'launder' of further loans to the NZ
|
|||
|
Government and would begin to channel 'loans' through the
|
|||
|
Australian Treasury using captive politician Keating. Also NZ
|
|||
|
Government building would be sold to Jones and Australia
|
|||
|
Government buildings would be sold to Adler which would then be
|
|||
|
rented back to the respective Governments at inflated prices.
|
|||
|
|
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|
17th November 1986: Brierley, Seldon, Packer, Bond, Elliott,
|
|||
|
Holmes a Court and Adler meet in Sydney. Also present is Rupert
|
|||
|
Murdoch to assist in Parsky strategy of media takeover in
|
|||
|
Australasia and the Pacific using Packer and Bond (TV and Radio)
|
|||
|
Brierley and Holmes A'Court (newspapers).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Murdoch takes orders from Brzezinski since his News Corp was taken
|
|||
|
over in 1982 by Chase Manhattan and Security Pacific National
|
|||
|
Bank.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
At a separate meeting with Brierley, Seldon and Cline, Parsky
|
|||
|
outlines plan for 'key' Media Australasian Holding company using
|
|||
|
the Bell Group which would be taken over by with Chase Manhattan
|
|||
|
holding 27.5% in London and the US. Another 10% of the stock
|
|||
|
would be held through Security Pacific National Bank (US).
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
8th February 1987: US Mafia Council meet in Washington -
|
|||
|
including David Rockefeller, John McCloy, Brzezinski, Parsky,
|
|||
|
Simon, Katherine Graham, and George Franklin.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Brzezinski outlines plans to invade Iran using 75,000 strong
|
|||
|
mercenary army supported by US Air Force and Navy with starting
|
|||
|
date of 8th February, 1988. An integral part of the plan Saudi
|
|||
|
and Kuwaiti oil tankers would fly the US flag to provoke an
|
|||
|
Iranian attack so that US invasion of Iran would be 'justified'.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
* Reason: The Seven Sisters wanted to exploit a secret oil field
|
|||
|
near Bandar Abbas discovered in 1976 with estimate 150 billion
|
|||
|
barrels and also a huge gold source at Neyshabur discovered in
|
|||
|
1977.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The Iranian invasion would begin after the World economic system
|
|||
|
was collapsed by the mafia controlled banks - target date 17th
|
|||
|
January 1988. Other countries on the takeover list include:
|
|||
|
* Mexico - for oil at Baisas
|
|||
|
* Nicaragua - for oil at Connto
|
|||
|
* Colombia - for gold at Papayan
|
|||
|
* South Korea - for gold at Chunchon
|
|||
|
* New Zealand - for oil in the Great South Basin.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Obviously this part of the plan failed to happen)
|
|||
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