- With the Federal Reserve Board illegally blocking The
Wanta Plan , overseas financial sources are reporting today that U.S. authorities
are preparing a plan to hi-jack the $4.5 trillion dollar settlement collecting
dust in a Bank of America account In Richmond, Va.
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- This is the reason, sources say, President George W.
Bush personally instructed the Fed to block the transfer of money, involving
a vast sum of money earmarked for the U.S. Treasury, AmeriTrust Groupe,
Inc. and former Ambassador Leo Wanta.
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- Financial observers informed the Arctic Beacon corrupt
"high level" American officials are planning to steal the full
sum of money, even though the money belongs to the people and protected
by Wanta as the legal trustor.
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- A Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) that was to have been
filed with the Bank of America, Richmond, has meanwhile mysteriously gone
missing," said the editor of an influential London currency review,
adding if such actions were taken it would involve a crime to defraud the
rightful owners of the money.
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- The $4.5 trillion in The Wanta Plan were recently signed
pursuant to the accord an agreement between Leo Wanta/AmeriTrust
Groupe, Inc., the US Treasury, the Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Paulson,
Jr., and other key high level players who all decided this partial settlement
would be better than Wanta's original idea of pursuing the entire amount
estimated at between $27.5 and $70 trillion.
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- It is important to remember the funds belong to Wanta
as trustor and his trading corporation and are not the property of Bank
of America, the Federal Reserve, the Treasury or any other party.
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- The signed agreement was finalized June 12 after Wanta,
a former Treasury and Secret Service agent, was released from a long and
unwarranted jail term, including 133 days in Swiss dungeon. Further, Wanta
suffered tremendous hardship since the late 1980's, including a character
assassination by the CIA as operatives even falsely pronounced him dead
in order to loot the vast sum of money.
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