9/11 inside traders

FTW - October 9, 2001 – Although uniformly ignored by the mainstream U.S. media, there is abundant and clear evidence that a number of transactions in financial markets indicated specific (criminal) foreknowledge of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. In the case of at least one of these trades -- which has left a $2.5 million prize unclaimed -- the firm used to place the “put options” on United Airlines stock was, until 1998, managed by the man who is now in the number three Executive Director position at the Central Intelligence Agency.

Additional companies hit hard by the insider trading included Axa Re(insurance) and Munich Re as well as American investment giants Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.

Put options are essentially a bet that a stock s price will fall abruptly. The seller, having entered into a time-specific contract with a buyer, does not need to own the actual shares at the time the contract is purchased. Therefore, if a holder of the put option has a contract to sell a stock such as American Airlines for (e.g.) $100 a share on a Friday and the stock falls to $50 on Wednesday, they can purchase the stock, sell it on Friday and double their money. The person on the other end of the contract (the call) has an obligation to buy the shares at the agreed upon price. The bank handling the transaction as a broker is the only entity knowing the identities of both parties.

FTW also revealed that the A.B. Brown (Alex Brown) investment arm of the banking giant Deutschebank/A.B. Brown had been headed until 1998 by the man who is now the Executive Director of the Central Intelligence Agency A.B. Buzzy Krongard. In fact, Krongard is but one name in a long history of CIA interconnections to stock trading and the world s financial markets. We also discussed, in detail, the evidence indicating that the CIA and other intelligence agencies monitor stock trading in real time for the purpose of identifying potential attacks of any nature that might damage the U.S. economy.

Inside traders

Raytheon Company had an office on the 91st floor of WTC2, above the impact area, yet suffered no casualties. It did have four passengers in the airplanes which supposedly struck the buildings. Raytheon was also listed as one of the 9/11 inside traders.

Parenthetically, Raytheon had also been hit with millions of dollars in fines for padding costs of equipment it sold to the US military. Raytheon also has a hush-hush subsidiary, E-Systems, whose clients include the CIA and NSA, the latter about to make a hostile takeover of the other. [4]

Divisions

The company's seven businesses include:

• Integrated Defense Systems
• Intelligence & Information Systems
• Missile Systems
• Network Centric Systems
• Space & Airborne Systems
• Raytheon Technical Services Company
• Homeland Security

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Raytheon_Company

Other Inside Traders

• American Airlines (involved in the planes. #2 airline)
• American Express Corp (in WTC7)
• American International Group (involved in Kroll/Marsh/CIA)
• AMR Corporation
• Axa SA
• Bank of America Corp (in WTC1)
• Bank of New York Corp (near WTC)
• Bank One Corp
• Bear Stearns (Alan Greenberg was the former CEO)
• Boeing (involved in the planes)
• Cigna Group
• the Citigroup Inc. (owns Salomon Smith Barney)
• CNA Financial
• Carnival Corp
• Chubb Group (competitor AIG)
• Continental Airlines
• Dean Witter & Co. (part of Morgan Stanley)
• Deutsche Bank (CIA's favourite bank. Their building got partially destroyed as well)
• General Motors
• Genesis Intermedia (Adnan Khashoggi owner Huffman Aviation)
• John Hancock Financial Services
• Hercules Inc
• L-3 Communications Holdings, Inc.
• Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc. (In WTC1)
• Lockheed Martin Corp.
• Lone Star Technologies
• LTV Corporation
• Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc. (In WTC1 as well as WTC2. Prime suspect in Who Killed John O'Neill.)
• Martin Progressive (in WTC1)
• MetLife (in WTC1)
• Morgan Stanley (In WTC2)
• Northwest Airlines (Doesn't make sense. #1 airline)
• Progressive Corp.
• Raytheon (In WTC2)
• Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.
• Royal & Sun Alliance
• Southwest Airlines (Doesn't make sense)
• United Airlines (In the planes. #3 airline)
• US Airways
• Vornado Reality Trust
• W.R. Grace
• XL Capital Ltd. (Part of AIG.)