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Robert Steele: Gold War Against Russia and 9/11 Complicity? — Another Reason to Hang John Brennan (and Buzzy Krongard) After Due Process of Law . . .

John Durham investigation intensifies focus on John Brennan Jerry Dunleavy, Washington Examiner As Durham intensifies against Brennan, I would like to be sure that Brennan’s start as a war criminal is not overlooked. Brennan, who is a political toady analyst, not a case officer, got his start as a political criminal when George Tenet (himself …

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Mongoose: Akhmetshin vs. Browder in US District Court DC — A Jury Trial Is Demanded, Buzzy Krongard and John Brennan Could Be Star Witnesses

All open source information points to William Browder being an agent of the CIA in its conduct of the undeclared covert economic Gold War against Russia from 1998-2001. Buzzy Krongard directed that Gold War and John Brennan was the deputy director for that Gold War. Other essential witnesses familiar with Browder’s role are George H. …

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Mongoose: 9/11 – Gold War Against Russia, Buzzy Krongard, Brown & Root, Bush Crime Family, Dick Cheney, and More..

The evidence is now conclusive that Buzzy Krongard was the lead project manager for the Gold War against Russia, with the complicity of CIA under George Tenet. The futures trading against the companies hurt by 9/11 has been conclusively traced to Brown & Root. It is now clear that the Bush Crime Family, from their …

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Review: In Search of Gold – Recovery of Yamashita”s Gold [in the Philippines]

5 Star – Riveting First Person Account I know the author personally, and was introduced to him by Sterling Seagrave (RIP), whom I also knew personally. Sterling was for me the top chronicler of Asian history both sordid and splendid. One of his books (linked below) that comes with three CDs of maps, photos, and …

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