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The files are in PDF - you'll have to put your trust in me here, I'm serious about this. files 1-5 document financial transactions totalling $37 trillion files 6 explains what this all means files 7-8 give evidence of where the money has been going. I can't give you text, but somebody already typed out this from file 6: In this type of transaction the only "real" money involved is the 10% difference between the cost and the invoice price to the funder's; the remainder is a computerized paper transaction. The "real" money was supplied by a variety of sources in many different currencies, in gold and other forms of convertible collateral. The US Government's role was to agree to convert these Foreign mantes into US dollars, which they did at considerable profit by converting at a substantial discount. Because of the huge amounts of money, these conversions took place in major US banks, led by Morgan Guaranty Trust Bank, under the direction of the comptroller of Currency, a part of the US Treasury Department, in co-operation with the Federal Reserve, the Attorney General, and the State Department, under the overall direction of the White House. This loan transaction is the largest ever put together, and some two thirds have been completed, resulting in some 1.76 trillion dollars worth of foreign monies having been put up for conversion. We do not know the discount employed, but we believe that it was between 10 and as much as 25% in some cases, hence the remaining monies for disbursement must lie somewhere between 1.3 and 1.6 trillion US dollars, ie the United States has already received a minimum of $150 billion dollars in "conversion" fees. The remaining monies for disbursement have been held by the US banks, for reasons which can only be described as fraudulent, under the direct instruction of the US Government, for over a year and a half. In addition, there has been a conspiracy of misinformation, orchestrated by the highest levels of the US Government, regarding the exact whereabouts of these monies and the timing of their payout. These monies should have been paid out in June, 1989, or shortly thereafter. TAX AGREEMENT To avoid key Government people becoming directly implicated in the delays and improper uses of the money, a tax treaty was agreed on June 28th, 1990, between the IRS and the transaction Mandate, Mr Alex Gaus, Jr, Trust Manager of First Central Holdings Inc. of Chicago, whereby a single, reduced tax sum of 15% only would be taken out up front, instead of the full. amount otherwise due in 1991 from the Trust in taxes. This reduction was in lieu of the interest which should have been earned since April, 1989, and the advance tax payment. As a result of the US Government budget negotiations in July, the Government requested that the treaty sum be increased to 18%, a total tax Payment of $318B. This was agreed to by Mr Gaus on July 25th. Whether coincident or otherwise, it should be noted that on Feb 7th, 1991, the Secretary of the US Treasury Department, Nicholas Brady, announced that the Budget deficit forecast for 1991-92 would be $318B. Together with the "conversion" costs, the United States will have benefited from this transaction by a sum of at least $400 Billion US dollars, yet they are still holding onto all the monies for disbursement. Investigations were made into First National's role. "Payout delayed until after April 17th to complete investigations into possible arrests of top bank officials." Ay Late April, 1990. the US Government was under severe foreign pressure, and President Bush took charge directly, with his Chief of Staff John Sununu handling day to day liaison with the Mandate, Mr Gaus. Despite many promises and reports, nothing reached the Trust account. On May 8th 1990, there was an official complaint by the Trilateral Commission against the transaction regarding t he arbitrage split between Japan, Taiwan and the US. In July, 1990, it was discovered that the Comptroller of Currency, Mr Clark, a Reagan man, had opened an account in the name of First Central Holdings, but under his own control. So when he said things had moved towards the account, and others monitored the movement of monies, the statements were seen to be correct. But of course subsequent payouts never occurred. On July 18th a Government lawyer reported that President Bush had suspended Mr Clark and sent him on an extended vacation, and his position was temporarily taken over by Judith Walters. Mr Clark had appealed to Mr Reagan and President Bush had had to confront Mr Reagan in his California home the previous week, in the presence of ex-Presidents Nixon and Ford, and tell him that he was no longer running the Government and could not do so in absentia. It was then discovered that Mr. Clark had had Mr. Gaus' phone tapped. It was also discovered that Mr Clark had not previously revealed to the President's staff where all the monies had been placed, some in secret accounts. When Mr Reagan was informed he was "mildly embarrassed." Other changes took place in the C of C's Office, With Karen Wilson moving from Chicago to New York send Robert Herman taking over in Chicago, reportedly to close any areas whereby the Government's role in the delay and deception might leak out. Besides daily promises of positive activity, these are ;some examples of particular unfulfilled completion promises from the White House to Mr Gaus: "President Bush issued yet another release decree on June 4th, 1990, for immediate disbursement," "The monies had to be paid out before President Bush met president Gorbachev in Helsinki in June, 1990." "The monies had to be paid out before the July, 1990 NATO meeting." "The monies had to tae paid out on conclusion of the G7 meeting in Houston on July 11th, 1990." On return to the White House, late in evening, President Bush signed off on ***