GUNNAR DONALD ARTHUR PETER LARSON said these things. At the 2024 xNY.io - Bank.org Christmas 🎄 Party.
On Mon, Dec 9, 2024, 11:40 AM Gunnar Larson <g...@xny.io> wrote: > IAB: > > Did you hear about the xNY.io - Bank.org Christmas Message sent to > Attorney General James? > > It is a good message, specifically thank you 10th Precinct, they Mayor > knows why. > > Love ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽, > > Gunnar Donald Arthur Peter Larson > > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: Gunnar Larson <g...@xny.io> > Date: Mon, Dec 9, 2024, 11:23 AM > Subject: A CEO Assassination; a Billionaire Heiress/NYPD Commissioner; a > Secret Wall Street Spy Center – Here’s How They’re Connected > To: cypherpunks <cypherpunks@lists.cpunks.org>, <letitia.ja...@ag.ny.gov> > Cc: Antonis Polemitis <polemitis...@unic.ac.cy>, Elena Kontemeniotis < > kontemenioti...@unic.ac.cy>, Marzulli, John (USANYE) < > john.marzu...@usdoj.gov> > > > > https://wallstreetonparade.com/2024/12/a-ceo-assassination-a-billionaire-heiress-nypd-commissioner-a-secret-wall-street-spy-center-heres-how-theyre-connected/ > > > By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: December 9, 2024 ~ > > > Indicted New York City Mayor Eric Adams Announcing the Appointment of > Billionaire Heiress Jessica Tisch as NYPD Commissioner on November 20, 2024. > > On Friday, this headline appeared in The Guardian newspaper: “Trump > Assembling US Cabinet of Billionaires Worth Combined $340 Billion.” > Receiving much less attention is the fact that the indicted Mayor of New > York City, Eric Adams, named a billionaire heiress, Jessica Tisch, as the > new Commissioner of the New York City Police Department on November 20. > Tisch has never been a police officer – of any rank. Nonetheless, she will > now oversee 36,000 police officers and 19,000 civilian employees at the > NYPD. > > Tisch took her office on November 25. Nine days later, an unprecedented > assassination of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, took place on > a Manhattan sidewalk outside of the New York Hilton Midtown hotel on > December 4. > > The UnitedHealth Group, Inc., the parent of Thompson’s employer, is a > stock component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average with a > half-trillion-dollar market cap. Thompson was on his way to a UnitedHealth > investors’ conference at the Hilton at the time he was gunned down. > > It is now Day 5 since the assassination and the assassin has yet to be > captured. The NYPD has released a series of photos of their main suspect, > taken by some of the thousands of private and government-owned surveillance > cameras located throughout Manhattan that feed their images 24/7 into a > massive spy center called the Lower Manhattan Security Coordination Center. > In addition to live video feeds, the NYPD surveillance operation uses > facial recognition technology, license plate readers, radiation detectors, > mobile X-ray vans, and surveillance drones. > > Despite all this, a young assassin of a Fortune 500 company CEO remains on > the loose. > > In 2011, the CBS News program, 60 Minutes, interviewed Tisch when it did a > fawning story on the Lower Manhattan Security Coordination Center. The > program reported that “Jessica Tisch helps run this $150 million > surveillance system that monitors the cameras and all those radiation > detectors. A powerful computer, using artificial intelligence actually > watches all of the cameras at once….” > > The narrative of the 60 Minutes program was the fine job of counter > terrorism being done by the NYPD and its Commissioner at the time, Raymond > Kelly. It was a triumph in public relations for a police department about > to launch brutal physical assaults on citizen activists: pepper spraying > and punching peaceful protestors; kicking, ramming and arresting > journalists who were attempting to cover the Occupy Wall Street > demonstrations in lower Manhattan. > > What 60 Minutes chose not to report to the public, despite being aware of > the facts, was that the center was jointly staffed and operated by the NYPD > along with the largest Wall Street banks and trading houses – the same > firms under investigation in 50 states for mortgage and foreclosure fraud > and widely credited with causing the worst economic collapse since the > Great Depression. The same Wall Street firms that were involuntarily bailed > out by the 99% were now policing the 99%. > > JPMorgan Chase, which has been charged with five criminal felony counts by > the U.S. Department of Justice, was one of the firms with a workstation in > the center, sitting elbow to elbow with the NYPD, with the ability to > surveil the comings and goings of their own employees in the streets of > Manhattan – ostensibly giving it the ability to detect whistleblowers > heading to the doorsteps of the SEC or FBI. > > The co-producer of the 60 Minutes program, Robert Anderson, conceded to us > in a phone interview that he was aware of the presence of the Wall Street > firms in the center. It would have been hard to miss them. The facility was > designed with three long rows of computer workstations. The outside of each > cubicle bears a brass plaque with the names of the occupants: Goldman > Sachs, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, the New York Fed, etc. We obtained this > information from a foreign news service that posted images of the > workstations on its public website. The photos were taken during a press > briefing at the center. > > During the 60 Minutes program, the following exchange took place between > the 60 Minutes reporter Scott Pelley and Tisch, who was, at the time, the > NYPD Director of Counterterrorism Policy and Planning. > > Pelley: “Tisch showed us how the system can search for a suspicious person > based on a description – a red shirt for example.” > > Tisch: “And I can call up in real time all instances where a camera caught > someone wearing a red shirt.” > > Pelley: “So the computer looks essentially through all the video, finds > all of the red shirts and puts it together for you.” > > Tisch: “Video canvasses that used to take days and weeks to do, you’ll now > be able to do with the snap of a finger.” > > Tisch snaps her fingers for added emphasis. > > Tisch was in her early thirties at the time of this 60 Minutes program. > She is the granddaughter and one of the heirs to the fortune of > now-deceased billionaire Laurence Tisch, who built the Loews Corporation, a > conglomerate with holdings in insurance, hotels, and energy. Her father, > James Tisch, is the CEO of the Loews Corporation and was previously elected > by Wall Street banks to sit on the Board of the Federal Reserve Bank of New > York, representing the public’s interest. > > The NYPD acknowledges on its website that it has the ability to use its > facial recognition technology to compare images of unidentified suspects to > other government photo databases – for example, driver license photo > databases. > > All of this raises two critical questions for Americans: Is the U.S. being > colonized by billionaires and has the blowback begun? > > FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInEmail >
