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06.08.03, 19:58
>>www.rense.com/general39/germanfirmprobes.htm
>>Niemieccy eksperci komputerowi powoli rzucaja swiatlo dzienne na ilosc i
jakosc transakcji handlowych dokonanych na krotko przed zniszczeniem WTC
przez administracje Busha. jest pewnym, ze ktos musial wiedziec o
nadchodzacej katasrofie i zarobiono na tym ok.$100 milionow! Byli to
Amerykanie....
>> Detale na linku...
German Firm Probes Final
World Trade Center Deals
By Erik Kirschbaum
8-6-3
PIRMASENS, Germany (Reuters) - German computer experts are working round the
clock to unlock the truth behind an unexplained surge in financial
transactions made just before two hijacked planes crashed into New York's
World Trade Center on September 11.
Were criminals responsible for the sharp rise in credit card transactions
that moved through some computer systems at the WTC shortly before the
planes hit the twin towers?
Or was it coincidence that unusually large sums of money, perhaps more than
$100 million, were rushed through the computers as the disaster unfolded?
A world leader in retrieving data, German-based firm Convar is trying to
answer those questions and help credit card companies, telecommunications
firms and accountants in New York recover their records from computer hard
drives that have been partially damaged by fire, water or fine dust.
Using a pioneering laser scanning technology to find data on damaged
computer hard drives and main frames found in the rubble of the World Trade
Center and other nearby collapsed buildings, Convar has recovered
information from 32 computers that support assumptions of dirty doomsday
dealings.
"The suspicion is that inside information about the attack was used to send
financial transaction commands and authorizations in the belief that amid
all the chaos the criminals would have, at the very least, a good head
start," said Convar director Peter Henschel.
"Of course it is also possible that there were perfectly legitimate reasons
for the unusual rise in business volume," he told Reuters in an interview.
PROFITING FROM DISASTER?
"It could turn out that Americans went on an absolute shopping binge on that
Tuesday morning. But at this point there are many transactions that cannot
be accounted for," Henschel said.
"Not only the volume but the size of the transactions was far higher than
usual for a day like that. There is a suspicion that these were possibly
planned to take advantage of the chaos."
Nearly 3,300 people were killed in the attacks that destroyed the World
Trade Center.
Some 30,000 people in the buildings, symbols of America's financial might,
were able to escape between the time the planes crashed and about an hour
later when they collapsed