September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

March 10 issue of Euromoney magazine, written by an eyewitness reporter during the simulation,
two of the largest mutual funds in America went to the Securities and Exchange Commission
saying that they were experiencing redemption rates that could threaten their firms. The article
reported, "They need an injection of cash to meet the payments without having to dump their
portfolio on the market at fire-sale rates. . . . on the panel was four-star Adm. William Flanagan
(ret.)” [CFR Bankers Plan for Financial Crash, Richard Freeman, Executive Intelligence Review,
July 28, 2000]
A list of participants in the economic war game, suggests that Cantor Fitzgerald, the
U.S. Navy and various intelligence operations dominated the simulation. (Note that
the Cantor Fitzgerald ‘executives’ involved in the games “survived,’ and the Cantor
Fitzgerald ‘traders’ were victims.)
− ADM William Flanagan, USN (ret), securities director, Cantor Fitzgerald LP
− Philip Ginsberg, financial director, Cantor Fitzgerald LP
− Calvin Gooding, trader, Cantor Fitzgerald LP (Died in 9/11 attack)
− Kent Karosen, director, Cantor Fitzgerald LP
− Glenn Kirwin, senior trader, Cantor Fitzgerald LP (Died in 9/11 attack)
− Norm Green, deputy national intelligence officer for science & technology, National
Intelligence Council
− Damian Harte, vice president, Westdeutsche Landesbank G.Z.
− Carolyn Landry, banking and finance analyst, National Intelligence Council
− RADM Peter Long, Provost, U.S. Naval War College
− John Rice, U.S. Treasurer, Citicorp Bank
− CDR Gary Shrout, public affairs officer, U.S. Naval War College
− Robert Stevens, National Information Protection Center, FBI
− Robert S. Wood, dean, U.S. Naval War College.
− Charles Nemfakos, Senior Civilian Official for the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy for Financial Management and Comptroller (ASN (FM&C).
− Leif Rosenberger, Economic Advisor to Admiral Blair, Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Pacific
Command.’s chief economic intelligence analyst. , Soviet foreign policy/Asian analyst at CIA
− Douglas H. Paal, senior analyst for the CIA
The disturbing element of this information is that on September 11, there were a
number of officially sanctioned war games under way.
“During the September 11, 2001 attacks the US was holding multiple annual and one-time war
games with at least one resembling the actual attacks. The war games included:
• a National Reconnaissance Office exercise on September 11, in which a small corporate jet
would crash into one of the four towers at the agency's headquarters building after
experiencing a mechanical failure. The NRO, whose name was classified until 1992[1], is the
branch of the CIA in charge of spy satellites.[2]
• Global Guardian, an annual exercise that would pose an imaginary crisis to the United States
Strategic Command. It had been running for several days. The exercise allegedly involved a
simulated Russian bomber attack. [3] Global Guardian is performed in conjunction with
Vigilant Guardian, the annual training exercise (usually occurring in October) conducted by
NORAD as well as exercises under the direction of Air Combat Command (Crown Vigilance)
and US Space Command (Apollo Guardian)[4]. "Vigilant Guardian" is a HQ-sponsored CPx
(Command Post Exercise), meaning it is conducted in offices and with computers, but without
actual planes in the air. All of NORAD was involved in "Vigilant Guardian"[5]. However, it
did include radar injects, or false blips, which could explain the FAA's observation of a
'phantom flight 11' on FAA radar well after the plane struck the WTC and after NORAD
claims to have called off all war games.
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