ASIA TIMES confronts 9-11 Insider Trading

The Asia Times has published a major article by Lars Schall which blows open the truth surrounding insider trading in the days surrounding 9/11, which provides conclusive evidence that there was foreknowlege of the attacks.

This was first made known through the investigation of Michael Ruppert, Michel Chossudovsky and others and presented in Mike Ruppert’s book Crossing the Rubicon.

This may be the first time that a mainstream publication has covered these events, and certainly the first where Mike Ruppert's work has been mentioned.

Mike Ruppert’s comments are relevant here:

-- At long last a major world publication has said my name. And in so doing they have resurrected easily provable crimes that were so apparent in the first days following 9-11. Why now?... Perhaps because the criminality, which has metastasized for a full decade since then, is threatening every human on the planet. It has gotten meaner, uglier, more deadly and far more dangerous. That's what happens when no one stands up and screams when a crime is committed. There is now a widening window showing that world governments, no longer concerned about keeping U.S. "favors' (now of little value), are recognizing that if the criminals running the U.S. are not dealt with firmly and decisively, they will lead every nation. and every soul into the abyss of nuclear war, destruction, or abject slavery.

After a decade in the wilderness over this, I am humbly gratified and feel some hope that we all might find the will to do what must be done if we are to survive. Here is the first article I wrote on 9-11 insider trading which started all this so many years ago.

Pass the popcorn... Put some butter on it, and pour me some apple juice please. -- MCR

 AN ASIA TIMES ONLINE EXCLUSIVE INVESTIGATION 

Insider trading 9/11 ... the facts laid bare 

By Lars Schall 

There can be no dispute that speculative trade in put options - where a party bets that a stock will drop abruptly in value - spiked in the days around September 11, 2001 - even if the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the 9/11 Commission will not say so. 

More than a few people must have had advance warning of the terror attacks, and they cashed in to the tune of millions of dollars. - Lars Schall

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