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22nd Feb 2011 from Twitlonger
GOOD PENSION FRAUD BACKGROUND MEMO FROM WETHERLY INSIDER TO ZD FROM 5/8/09: Zuma Dogg,
Your writings while bothering a great many who don’t expect to see a Venice street performer telling it the way it is.
There is nothing funny about the Wetherly Capital Group and its heavy duty financial backers who are the backbone of the Democratic Party, and who are principally bankrolled by De Beers who are also the principal backers of the Republican Party as well as all the other feeding-off-the-masses political parties throughout the world, including those in faraway countries like Israel and South Africa.
Not to mention the WCG, who had me on retainer from Oct. 2001 to Jan. 2002 while having me attend a most revealing board meeting on February 8th 2002 when a half hour into the meeting I rather abruptly left after getting my hands on “smoking gun” evidence of “voter fraud” in the upcoming California Gubernatorial elections which had Democratic Governor Gray Davis being re-elected in November 2002 Gubernatorial elections, while his opponent, the son of former Secretary of Treasury, William Simon just happened to be one of Wetherly Capital Group’s major clients, and of course the mainstream media and their equally corrupt non-mainstream media wouldn’t touch such information coming from such a “hugely credible” person as me, with a 100 foot pole.
To mention little of the WCG orchestrating two meetings on December 28th, 2001, some 10 minutes apart, all about “greasing of the wheels”.
The first meeting involved four individuals; Davis and the two most senior executives of Vivendi, the French multi-national water conglomerate, Andy Seidel, the CEO of Vivendi Environmental and their General Counsel whose last name I believe was/is Stanek; and the fourth was Joe Campos, a longtime close confidante of Dan Weinstein, co-managing director of WCG who was “renting space” within WCG’s headquarters in west Los Angeles.
The second meeting also included Davis and Campos plus my close colleague Dr. Rod Smith PhD. of the waterstrategist.com who is the preeminent authority on water related issues west of the Colorado Rockies.
To mention in passing not only did I have my wife, Ms. Mary Source get her very carefully worded will witnessed by a neighbor attorney on January 3rd, 2002, the day Vivendi’s share price began a 280 day precipitous decline, and losing some US$ 63 billion in market value, but on April 23rd, 2002 I wrote to Stanford Law School Professor, Joe Grundfest Esq. [click hyperlink below], a former senior member of the Securities Exchange Commission to see if I could share such irrefutable evidence of voter fraud with him, and he responded threateningly, “Could I stop you”?
original post: http://ladailyblog.blogspot.com/2009/05/explosive-memo-revealing-big-picture.html