UNMOVIC – Ba’ath Operating Agency – Concealing WMD – Commanding 9-11

From:
David Hawkins, Forensic economics and data fusion
Research links below -- references on request

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George W. Bush, President of the United States of America,
Tom Flanagan, Office, Canada Official Opposition Party
James Rawlinson, British Consul-General, Vancouver,
Kevin Lamb, Australia Honorary Consul, Vancouver,
Joe Clark, M.P., Former prime minister of Canada,
Tony O’Brien, New Zealand Consul, Vancouver



UNMOVIC – Ba’ath Operating Agency – Commanding 9-11 -- Concealing WMD

On the morning of September 11, 2001, a mission control team inside the United Nation’s headquarters in New York, used standard USAF instrument approach procedures to steer four hijacked jets precisely into the heart of America.

The UN team – a.k.a ‘a special operating agency’ – was created by Saddam Hussein’s half brother and ex-Ba’ath Party intelligence boss, Barzan al-Tikriti, to run surveillance and sabotage attacks on America from inside the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC) in New York.

The radical-left’s strategy of attacking America by corrupting the United Nations, was conceived in Geneva in 1989 through a joint venture between the Ba’athist al-Tikriti families in Iraq and the Liberal Chretien-Desmarais families of Canada.

In 1988, Barzan al-Tikriti became Iraq’s delegate to the UN Human Rights Commission in Geneva and took responsibility for Ba’ath party finances abroad.

In 1988, the extended business family of France Chretien-Desmarais, daughter of Canada’s present Liberal prime minister, Jean Chretien, was preparing to take control of Pargesa (Paribas Geneve S.A.), the UN’s discreet bank for dictators.

Pargesa is the private wealth-management arm of French-controlled Paribas, operator of the world’s most powerful kick-back and money-laundering network and the corrupting custodian of an escrow account in New York which has now received $64 billion of Iraqi oil revenues under the UN’s oil-for-food programme.

In 2001, the big question for the joint-venture families, however, remained. How could they meet the conditions laid down by Ba’ath party leaders before Pargesa investments in the world’s fourth largest oil company, TotalFinaElf, could benefit from expanded oil production at the Majnoon field, near the Iranian border?

Saddam Hussein and his Ba’ath cronies had attached three conditions to this immensely-lucrative concession. (He made a similar deal with the Russians).

1. UN sanctions on Iraqi oil exports must be lifted.
2. The UN Security Council must stop any invasion of Iraq by America.
3. Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction must be concealed outside the country

Barzan al-Tikriti met the last condition by ordering the UNMOVIC surveillance and sabotage team in New York to transfer Iraq’s WMD to Canada.

To satisfy Saddam, the Chretien-Desmarais families gave UNMOVIC access to the Canadian Forces’ electronic warfare and electronic intelligence facilities, as mounted on Bombardier’s combat support jets by Thales and Dassault of France.

Excluding an anthrax shipment found accidentally by the police in Brazil, the UNMOVIC mission controllers avoided interception of WMD shipments through the ‘dual use’ of Canadian frigates, HMCS Iroquois and HMCS Halifax.

The other conditions were not met. The French, Canadians and Russians lost their oil concessions. The UN Security Council failed to block the invasion by the American-led coalition of the willing.

The rest is history, including the absence of WMD inside Iraq.

What is not yet history, is the probable deployment of Iraq’s WMD in Canada by Parisien Research Corporation of Ottawa, a special operating agency concealed inside the alternative service delivery arm of the department of national defence.

Chronology on request, one quote below:
“May 2003: Ba’ath leaders took $2 to 3 billion in bribes and kickbacks from the U.N. oil-for-food program. Benon Sevan, UN undersecretary-general who oversees the oil-for-food program, "Everybody knew it, and those who were in a position to do something about it, were not doing anything", "I have no power", "We don't do that [i.e. scrutinize]. I'm sorry”.”