Alfred Lambremont Webre III MH 370 UPDATE FROM LEUREN MORET (Its all about Malaysias oil....) Why US is spending so much money searching Malaysian aircraft Hello - Thank you for the latest article on Flight 370. The $4 million mentioned in the article you sent, dedicated to the search by the US Navy, is really not much money in terms of the level of funding for defense purposes by the USGovt/Pentagon for a large scale search. It would be adequate for a very focused type of search - but they have been searching over a vast expanse of ocean up to now. The amount and intensity of media coverage is global and goes on day after day with stories on all fronts changing to ridiculous schemes and possibilities. It has to be something very big and very calculated behind all of this expense, so many countries now involved, and the fact that the militaries of surrounding countries know exactly what happened to that plane, as well as Russia and China with very sophisticated satellites as well as access to sophisticated military intel. This article I found yesterday in a small paper from Nepal has an interesting quote that may be very relevant: Dr Mahathir was at the helm of the Malaysian government for consecutive 22 years. Malaysia had taken a giant leap in the economic development and infrastructures during the Mahathir´s 22-year-long premiership. The 88-year-old former premier of Malaysia Mahathir resigned as an adviser to state-run oil company Petronas PETR.UL onDecember 2 last 2013. He ended an almost decade-long tenure in the energy major that is Malaysias only Fortune 500 Company. Mahathir resigned from the post of prime minister on October 31, 2003. myrepublica/portal/index.php?action=news_details&news_id=71254 Here is an interesting quote in a BBC article on March 16: Where was the Malaysian air force in all this? says former RAF pilot and aerospace analyst Andrew Brookes. Ever since 9/11, air defences around the world have been on alert for a hijacked airliner aiming for a prestige target. And few targets are more prestigious than the twin Petronas towers in downtown Kuala Lumpur. bbc/news/world-asia-26603830 Out of this gigantic global dust cloud of US created chaos, it seems likely that this Flight 370 event may foreshadow the unfinished business of Soros, attempting to loot the Malaysian economy when Mahathir fiercely and successfully fought him off, and the international financiers now planning and making their play on Petronas and the Malaysian economy. The British of course are at the bottom of this. When Mahathirs Vice President and chosen successor, Ibrahim, was finally tried, convicted, and sent to prison for molesting his limousine driver, Mahathir was very disappointed. He told me the story very carefully and with all the details... except the one that counts, and that he did not know about while Ibrahim was in prison at that time. Ibrahim was finally released on appeal, I believe, and who do you think offered him a job immediately? Wolfowitz at the World Bank... indicating that Ibrahim had always been a mole for the US/UK. When Alfred Webre and I visited Japan in 2009 on our way back to the US from the set up for the Palestine War Crimes Tribunal, I took him to the FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS CLUB and showed him around. A long hallway, covered with photos of famous speakers at the CLUB, extends from the elevator to the reception room and with photos of the most famous visitors closest to the reception area on the hallway wall. I was shocked when I glanced up at the very last photo (highest ranked) at the photo of Ibrahim prominently on exhibit - even as a fellon in prison at the time. That tells me something about what is going on under the table in this case. Do you know why the sun never sets on the British Empire? Because who would ever trust an Englishman in the dark... Leuren
Posted on: Sat, 22 Mar 2014 13:36:25 +0000
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