- President George W. Bush received a letter on July 14
from AmeriTrust Groupe, Inc. and former Ambassador Leo Wanta, advising
him of a massive 4.5 trillion dollar settlement earmarked for the U.S.
Treasury.
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- The letter was addressed to Secretary of the Treasury,
Henry M. Paulson, Jr., asking him for his prompt attention in releasing
the repatriated offshore funds. Wanta on June 12 entered into a negotiated
settlement with U.S. authorities ending his quest to recover an estimated
27.5 trillion in funds first generated by Wanta on behalf of President
Ronald Reagan at the end of the Cold War.
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- After Reagan left office, the money was earmarked for
the American people with Wanta as legal trustor, but instead he was backstabbed
and the money hijacked by President George H. Bush and President William
Jefferson Clinton in an elaborate offshore banking scheme to enrich their
own pockets and the pockets of a select group of elite friends
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- The Arctic Beacon is one of the only news outlets covering
the explosive Wanta story, which if followed up properly, could lead to
indictments to Bush and Clinton, as well as many other co-conspirators
who have defrauded the American people out of trillions of dollars while,
at the same time on paper, supposedly bankrupting the country.
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- In England, the International Currency Review has been
the only British outlet following the story. Here is what this British
internet source had to say about the Wanta story, which also has been reported
and verified by the Arctic Beacon:
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- For rest of story and more informative articles, go to
www.arcticbeacon.com
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