- According to sources close to the recent G-8 Summit in
St. Petersburg, Russia, pressure from financial big shots and foreign heads
of state has 'put the heat' big time on the Bush administration this weekend
to release $4.5 trillion dollars earmarked for the American people, funds
held up illegally by President Bush and the Federal Reserve Board in a
Bank of America account in Richmond, Va.
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- "We have heard this weekend that the administration
is preparing a way to release the funds," said Michael C. Cottrell,
treasurer of AmeriTrust Groupe, Inc., the recipient of the massive offshore
repatriation settlement along with Ambassador Leo Wanta, the former Treasury
agent for President Ronald Reagan who has spearheaded the trillion dollar
windfall for the betterment of the American economy.
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- "The impact has been felt and there is considerable
movement within the Bush administration to release the money. We have heard
there is a lot of pressure from G-8 members (a group of eight industrialized
nations) to release the funds by the end of the business day on Monday
(July 31)."
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- Wanta, the legal trustor of more than $27.5 trillion
dollars in offshore funds illegally diverted by the last three Presidential
administrations, recently entered into a $4.5 trillion settlement with
U.S. authorities on the direction of two federal court judges.
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- However, President Bush and Fed have illegally blocked
the money for over a month with Wanta now losing patience and giving authorities
until the close of business on July 31 to fork over the money or saying
he intends to file a federal lawsuit, as well as proceed after the entire
$27.5 trillion which may have matured over the years to $70 trillion.
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- "If they turn over the money Monday," said
Cottrell, "I think it will be done quietly with no public announcements."
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- Although the story has been categorized the "biggest
financial in the history of the world" due to the vast amount of money
and the connected corruption by the Bush and Clinton crime families who
have back stabbed Ambassador Wanta who, in turn, since the end of the Cold
War wanted to return the money to the American people as President Reagan
had directed.
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- Wanta, however, was illegally jailed for his efforts
for the better part of the l4 years while Bush Sr., Clinton and the current
Bush administration continued to use the trillion dollar offshore money
for their own private shadow government agendas instead of strengthening
U.S. interests at home and abroad.
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- Although the mainstream press, the White House and the
entire U.S. Congress have remained hush-hush since Wanta's story reveals
deep corruption of all the above parties, the Ambassador endured against
unlikely odds, including death threats, 133 days in a Swiss dungeon and
years in a Wisconsin jail to negotiate with the help of federal court judges
the $4.5 trillion dollar settlement to revitalize the American economy
against enemies within trying to do otherwise.
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- Here is a breakdown of the The Wanta Plan, indicating
a healthy injection of liquid funds are right around the corner if the
American people wake-up before it's too late:
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- For rest of story, more Wanta stories and informative
articles, go to www.arcticbeacon.com
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