Endgame Nears Part 2 of 2

HOT EXPLOSIVE BREAKING NEWS: Endgame Nears Part 2of2

Sunday October 21, 2012

Endgame Nears
Part 2 of 2 

by Tom Heneghan
International Intelligence Expert


Chief Justice John Glover Roberts, Jr.
U.S. Supreme Court

UNITED States of America - 

P.P.P.S. U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has told his colleagues that there were internal errors made by the U.S. Supreme Court clerks concerning the decision linked to the original Wanta-Reagan-Mitterrand Protocol case filing (02-1263 in 2003).
 Chief Justice Roberts is also examining the role of BushFRAUD Attorney General John Aschroft and BushFRAUD U.S. Solicitor General Ted Olson in regards to obstruction of justice in this case. pic source

American Patriot James Comey
former U.S. Deputy Attorney General

We can also report that former BushFRAUD Administration U.S. Deputy Attorney General James Comey is now cooperating with the U.S. Provost Marshal in regards to the activities of both Aschroft and Olson.

In closing, stay tuned for future intelligence briefings, which will include more reports of massive corruption involving alleged financial regulators, especially the SEC (Securities Exchange Commission) in making political targets of individuals and smaller firms that have the guts to stand up and oppose the blatant corruption that have allowed U.S. banking giants to break the law and get special consideration and even financial favors from the SEC.

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It is not surprising that Mary Schapiro is ready to resign her position with the SEC when 80% of her regulators are looking the other way while money market funds and savings deposits and pensions of American citizens are being put at risk by crooked bank derivative trading and money laundry.

The SEC spend most of their time trying to frame the little guy so as to enrich the big guy and even put at risk legitimate investments made by American citizens.

The SEC regulators are currently using illegal leaks and other press-orchestrated dis-information to undermine their own SEC and, accordingly, try to cover up the criminal activity involved in the Facebook IPO.
 SEC regulators are also looking the other way when it comes to corruption, bribery and intimidation involving the Marc Rich's Glencore Commodities hostile takeover of Xstrata.
The SEC is also facing questions concerning false document filing in regards to their Washington D.C. offices, as opposed to documents filed at SEC offices in various states.