In one
of the major stories of
the century, former Ambassador Leo Wanta provided details of a massive 4.5 trillion dollar
settlement reached
as a way
to get back
into U.S.
coffers at least part of
the 27.5 trillion stolen
by the Bush
and Clinton crime families in the
biggest bank heist in
world history.
The vast sum of money, used illegally by corrupt
insiders inside the U.S. government,
was amassed by Wanta as part of a plan
he and several other financial whizzes devised
on behalf of President
Ronald Reagan to destabilize the Soviet currency, bringing a quick end to the Cold War.
Wanta, jailed illegally
for over a decade, began trying to recover the
money when released
on house arrest more than a year ago.
Although working
with limited resources and trying to recover the 27.5 trillion
which more than
doubled over the years, Wanta on June 12 entered into an agreement to stop
his search,
obtaining 4.5 trillion as 1.575 trillion will be placed into the U.S. Treasury after taxes and other expenses are paid.
Further, Wanta said based on private interest investments based on the original money made at the end of the Cold War more that 192 billion a
day can be generated for American taxpayers on a daily basis, money he said that could wipe away America's 8 trillion dollar debt in rapid fashion.
"It
is a done deal.
For any disbelievers, I am ready
with all the paperwork," said Wanta Wednesday on Greg
Szymanski's radio show, The Investigative Journal, this interview and
its archived broadcast available at www.gcnlive.com "Right now the only
thing holding up the money being placed into the U.S. Treasury is a hold put on by the Dederal Reserve.
"I really don't understand why but all the proper parties and
top government officials are aware of the settlement papers. The American
people need to contact their Senators, the White
House and Attorney Gen. Alberto Gonzalez to make sure the money is
spent properly and
not hidden like it was before."
Although Wanta wanted to get all the money back, he felt under the circumstances and due to the amount of corruption over the years, the benefit outweighed the risk if a settlement wasn't reached now.
Asked what he thought happened to the rest of the money, he said it was misused, put in private accounts and essentially stolen from the American people by corrupt officials, including Daddy Bush, Clinton and others.
What happens to the massive settlement now is essentially out of Wanta's hands, but he said the American people must get behind him and make sure the corrupt powers that be in Washington don't rip off the money again.
He said if it were up to him the money should be used to improve the American infrastructure, as well as
improving roads, schools and other important aspects of the American economy literally left to rot by the corrupt New World Order and neo con controllers.
With the Wanta settlement staring officials in the face, he said it was imperative people do not take this story lightly. Wanta's words can be justified since the mainstream media
has purposely ignored the importance of this story, not only from a financial angle but from the angle that the story reveals criminal actions on the part of America's highest leaders, including Bush and Clinton.
To better understand the story, it is important to remember that Wanta was named legal trustor of vast sum of money by President Reagan after he was assigned the task of destablizing the Soviet monetary system, his efforts amassing a large war chest of
dollars, which was to be returned to the U.S. Treasury
However,
according to Wanta, after Reagan left office, he was back stabbed by the Bush I administration, leading to a long and unwarranted jail term to "get him out of the way," including more than
200 days in a
Swiss jail and years behind bars on a bogus Wisconsin state income tax charge.
Released more than a year ago, Wanta
has been trying with limited resources and no cooperation from the government and the media to return the money to the American people.
During his many years in jail, much of the money has been diverted to numerous private overseas accounts and, according to Wanta, essentially looted by the corrupt Bush and Clinton crime families.
But in an unexpected move in 2003 Wanta filed a federal court case to recover the
money. Although the case was dismissed under sovereign immunity, he received verification from the court that his legal trustor status was valid, the judge telling him to use the federal collections courts as a recovery process.
During the last year, Wanta has been trying to retrace his financial tracks and Monday emailed the Arctic Beacon for being one of the only news outlets to follow the story, saying 1.2 trillion is a good first step at lowering the national debt.
"Thank you and your staff for their kind assistance to recover said corporate/repatriation funds with full disclosure to the United States Department of the Treasury, et al," said Wanta Monday in an email to the Arctic Beacon.
Greg Szymanski
