4/12/2019 The Miscreants' Global Bust-Out: Preface | Deep Capture Home About Enter your search keywords Story of Deep Capture Michael Milken and Dendreon The Movie Mitchell Report AntiSocialMedia Data Archive Podcast Categorized | Featured Stories, The Deep Capture Campaign The Miscreants’ Global Bust-Out: Preface Posted on 28 April 2011 by Patrick Byrne “A bust-out is a scheme customarily employed by organized crime to deplete the assets of a legit imate business, thus forcing it into bankruptcy.” State of New Jersey Commission of Investigation 1988 Report, “Subversion By Organized Crime And Other Unscrupulous Elements of the Check Cashing Industry” “BUSTOUT: a confidence scheme in which an established business is taken over, a large stock of merchandise is purchased on credit and quickly sold, and the business is then abandoned or bankruptcy is declared.” – Merriam-Webster Dictionary Mark Mitchell has continued exploring the financial instability of the last four years, including the crash of 2008 and the Flash Crash of 2010. His conclusion is that various activities associated with market manipulation (e.g., naked short selling, high frequency trading, derivatives such as Credit Default Swaps and synthetic CDOs, sponsored access, regulatory capture, press manipulation) follow a familiar leverage-and-loot pattern and can be traced to a fairly cohesive network that includes Italian and Russian organized crime, Sunni extremist financiers with ties to Al Qaeda, the Russian FSB, the Albanian Mafia, agents of the Iranian regime, and close associates of Michael Milken. The result, “The Miscreants’ Global Bust-Out”, is 230 pages long. DeepCapture will be publishing it in approximately 25 installments over the coming weeks. To continue, click: Chapter One: Was the United States Attacked By Financial Terrorists? https://www.deepcapture.com/2011/04/the-miscreants-global-bust-out-preface/ 1/6 4/12/2019 The Miscreants' Global Bust-Out: Preface | Deep Capture If this and the story which follows concern you, and you wish to help, then: 1) Use the Social Media buttons at the top of the article to help it go viral; 2) Email it to a dozen friends; 3) Go here for additional suggestions: “So You Say You Want a Revolution?“ This post was written by: Patrick Byrne - who has written 226 posts on Deep Capture. I am a concerned citizen who has been focused on systemic instability since 2004. Contact the author « Barry Minkow’s Lawyer Seeks Divorce, Cites “Irreconcilable Differences” with Barry Next Post » 9 Responses to “The Miscreants’ Global Bust-Out: Preface” 1. ron doc says: April 28, 2011 at 4:32 pm With that list it will be interesting to hear which of our regulators and elected officials have beec bought and paid for. Reply 2. boris says: April 28, 2011 at 6:42 pm S’pose the chosen ones have a role… Reply 3. Lenofus says: April 28, 2011 at 9:06 pm Boy, what a shocker. Can’t believe it. OK, Mitch. Lay it all out, including the legislators that allowed it all to play out. I’d expect such behavior from the miscreants. Let’s jail DC. Start with Congress, then the House, etc., etc. Our government has destroyed us. I see devastation in personal lives that can never be restored. What now? Reply 4. jmatson says: April 29, 2011 at 8:29 am https://www.deepcapture.com/2011/04/the-miscreants-global-bust-out-preface/ 2/6 4/12/2019 The Global Bust-Out Series (Chapter 2): The "Money Weapon" and The Jihad Bigger than Bin Laden | Deep Capture Home About Enter your search keywords Story of Deep Capture Michael Milken and Dendreon The Movie Mitchell Report AntiSocialMedia Data Archive Podcast Categorized | The Deep Capture Campaign The Global Bust-Out Series (Chapter 2): The “Money Weapon” and The Jihad Bigger than Bin Laden Posted on 02 May 2013 by Mark Mitchell Tags: 9/11, Abdurrahman Alamoudi, Abu Dhabi, Al Maktoum, Al Rajhi, Al Safi Trust, Arboon, Bank of Credit and Commerce International, BCCI, Bill Clinton, Blind Sheikh, Blind Shiekh, CAIR, Council on American Islamic Relations, D-Company, Dawood Ibrahim, Day of Terror, Dubai, Dubai International Finance Center, Egyptian Islamic Group, European Council for Fatwa and Research, Fatwah, George Tenet, Globl Terrorist, Gretchen Peters, HSBC, IIIT, IIRO, Inernational Crisis Group, International Institute of Islamic Thought, Investigative Project on Terrorism, ISI, Islamic Society of North America, ISNA, Jaish-e-Mohammed, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Mansour al Nayan, Mohammed Atta, Muslim Brotherhood, Muslim World League, naked short selling, Omar Abdul Rahman, Omar Sheikh, Omar Shiekh, Operation Hedge Clipper, Operation Sour Mash, Osama bin Laden, SAAR Network, Safa Group, Saudi billionaires, September 11, sharia, shariah, short selling, Steve Emerson, the Blind Shiekh, The Financial Jihad, Treasury Department, United Nations, Viktor Bout, Vladimir Putin, World Trade Center, Yacub Mirza, Yasin al Qadi, Yossef Bodansky, Yousef al-Qaradawi, Youssef DeLorenzo This is Chapter 2 of a multi-chapter series. On your right is a Table of Contents to all chapters so far published. https://www.deepcapture.com/2013/05/the-global-bust-out-series-chapter-2-the-money-weapon-and-the-jihad-bigger-than-bin-laden/ 1/26 4/12/2019 The Global Bust-Out Series (Chapter 2): The "Money Weapon" and The Jihad Bigger than Bin Laden | Deep Capture * * * * * * * * * Al Qaeda’s supporters are “aware of the cracks in the Western financial system as they are aware of the lines in their own hands.” — Osama bin Laden, in a 2001 interview with a Pakistani Journalist * * * * * * * * In the summer of 2003, customs agents at London’s Heathrow airport inspected the luggage of a man named Abdurrahman Alamoudi and found hidden in a secret compartment of one of his suitcases a total of $350,000 in cash. Mr. Alamoudi failed to adequately explain why he was hauling large stacks of $100 bills in a secret compartment, so there was an investigation. This investigation yielded some interesting facts. Mr. Alamoudi, a member of a wealthy family in Saudi Arabia, had been a long time resident of the United States, where he was among the most prominent members of the Muslim community. He was also a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, and an outspoken supporter of Hamas and Hezbollah. In addition, he counted among closest friends and business associates people like Sami al Arian, a leader of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Mousa Abu Marzook, political chief of Hamas. Some people believe that groups like Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Hamas, and the Muslim Brotherhood are focused on faraway lands, but all of these groups (we will see) have ties to Al Qaeda, and all of them are united in their hostility to the United States. Moreover, they pay close attention to the U.S. markets – and they see the economy as key to undermining American power. When the financial crisis hit in 2008, Hamas leaders reacted with glee and issued an official statement proclaiming that the economic cataclysm marked the “End of the American Empire.” Meanwhile, leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood regularly preach the glory of Al Jihad bi-al-Mal, or the “Financial Jihad.” A report (see Chapter 1) commissioned by the Defense Department’s Irregular Warfare Support Program suggests that the “Financial Jihad” has two key objectives: 1) building a global financial network that can serve as an alternative to the prevailing financial order dominated by the West; 2) perpetrating destructive financial crimes that can be described as “financial terrorism” because the crimes are, to some extent, politically motivated and meant to undermine the global financial system, which is viewed by leaders of the Financial Jihad as being a product of the West. Muslim Brotherhood leader Hamud bin Uqla al-Shuaibi implied as much when he stated in 2007 that jihadis must resist the West, but do not necessarily need to do so with violence. He suggested that “Financial Jihad” was a viable alternative to violence and was indeed “more important than self sacrificing [in armed battle].” He did not specify what he meant by “Financial Jihad” but he was certainly not talking about giving to charity. Rather, he said, “Money is a weapon of Jihad.” Similarly, Muslim Brotherhood spiritual leader Yussuf al Qardawi has spoken of the need for Muslims to deploy Silah al Naft – i.e. “the weapon of oil” – against the U.S. economy. This was precisely in line with the thinking of Osama bin Laden, who stressed “the absolute necessity to use the oil weapon.” In another typical manifesto, Osama bin Laden and his deputy wrote that “it is very important to concentrate on hitting the U.S. economy through all possible means.” In 2007, bin Laden released a video on which he taunted the U.S. for having too much mortgage debt. Although Osama bin Laden is dead, his words remain important. Indeed, among jihadis, the words of the fallen “martyr” might have more resonance than ever. And the jihad is bigger than bin Laden. It is a global movement that has clearly articulated its goals, and remains intent upon achieving them. https://www.deepcapture.com/2013/05/the-global-bust-out-series-chapter-2-the-money-weapon-and-the-jihad-bigger-than-bin-laden/ 2/26 4/12/2019 The Global Bust-Out Series (Chapter 2): The "Money Weapon" and The Jihad Bigger than Bin Laden | Deep Capture Al Qaeda and many other outfits have repeated over and over that jihadis should wage economic warfare any way they can. They don’t mean knocking down buildings – they mean wiping out the markets. As Al Qaeda operative Monin Khawaja wrote in 2003, “We have to come up with a way that we can drain their economy of all its resources, cripple their industries, and bankrupt their systems…” Then there is the Muslim Brotherhood document, which is quoted all too frequently, and often to the wrong purposes.