http://www.BartPeterson.com

Cruella DeVille in public office.

And Wayne should, but…their fire department is the most political in the state. And that dimwit Phil Hinkle represents a lot of Wayne, so he’ll stall just for the sake of stalling. (PLEASE, puh-lease, put up someone good against him next year)

Good luck Bart. It should sail through. But it won’t.

The following quotes are from the 1992 Executive Summary to Congress on the BCCI banking scandal, regarding the Saudi/CIA controlled bank that Congress found guilty of laundering money throughout the world. I’ve selected quotes regarding the Justice Departments efforts to STALL and HINDER efforts by honest law enforcement to bring criminal elements of BCCI to trial.

Here is a link to the full text:

http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1992_rpt/bcci/01exec.htm

The Justice Department, along with the U.S. Customs Service and Treasury Departments, failed to provide adequate support and assistance to investigators and prosecutors working on the case against BCCI in 1988 and 1989, contributing to conditions that ultimately caused the chief undercover agent who handled the sting against BCCI to quit Customs entirely.

The January 1990 plea agreement between BCCI and the U.S. Attorney in Tampa kept BCCI alive, and had the effect of discouraging BCCI’s officials from telling the U.S. what they knew about BCCI’s larger criminality, including its ownership of First American and other U.S. banks.

The Justice Department essentially stopped investigating BCCI following the plea agreement, until press accounts, Federal Reserve action, and the New York District Attorney’s investigation in New York forced them into action in mid-1991.

Justice Department personnel in Washington lobbied state regulators to keep BCCI open after the January 1990 plea agreement, following lobbying of them by former Justice Department personnel now representing BCCI.

Relations between main Justice in Washington and the U.S. Attorney for Miami, Dexter Lehtinen, broke down on BCCI-related prosecutions, and key actions on BCCI-related cases in Miami were, as a result, delayed for months during 1991.

Justice Department personnel in Washington, Miami, and Tampa actively obstructed and impeded Congressional attempts to investigate BCCI in 1990, and this practice continued to some extent until William P. Barr became Attorney General in late October, 1991.

Justice Department personnel in Washington, Miami and Tampa obstructed and impeded attempts by New York District Attorney Robert Morgenthau to obtain critical information concerning BCCI in 1989, 1990, and 1991, and in one case, a federal prosecutor lied to Morgenthau’s office concerning the existence of such material. Important failures of cooperation continued to take place until William P. Barr became Attorney General in late October, 1991.

Cooperation by the Justice Department with the Federal Reserve was very limited until after BCCI’s global closure on July 5, 1991.

Some public statements by the Justice Department concerning its handling of matters pertaining to BCCI were more cleverly crafted than true.

Somebody needs to do some digging, because the history I’ve just revealed with the Justice Department and with major banks clearly shows that when political players are being cleansed from records, something very big may be at play.

Posted by Wilson46201 at February 15, 2007 11:02 AM

So again I ask – any updates Abdul? Anyone???

Indy Works III may be important, but it’s nothing compared to a mayor who’s running a city with a “bought and paid for” police force and elected officials who make sure that the illegal revenue keeps flowing.

Updates anyone? Abdul????

1. Leave them alone
2. Dispose of them COMPLETELY.

The plan I seen previously which would have two townships – one being Center, the other of the 8 surrounding townships – is political rigging at its best rewarding a handful of people.

Good government.

‘Bout time the Republicans got out of the way.

BTW — Its why crazy-Hailstone won’t go anywhere…prefers bad antiquated government to the bold government of the future.