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Fake air terror: Bank of England freezes assets of accused?

forpressfound, Friday, August 11, 2006 - 09:40
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Henk Ruyssenaars

The giant Bank of England is a privately owned institution which is not subject to regulation by the British Parliament, and is in effect a sovereign world power. Like the privately owned money printing shop called 'Federal Reserve' in the United States.

IN CIVILIZED COUNTRIES, THE FULL NAMES NOR PICTURES OF ANY PERSON WHO ONLY IS ACCUSED - BUT NOT FOUND GUILTY - ARE PUBLISHED.

FPF - August 11, 2006 - The group behind the privately owned Bank of England* apparently stands above law and decency, and - in an also on Internet published 'News Release' - states that they have taken to 'financial sanctions' concerning those people whose full names and addresses they publish today, people which only are accused, but not convicted of anything. They most probably are innocent.

This in response to the latest faked horror, the 'false flag' air terror operation which according to 'AP' - Assorted Propaganda, as always trying to enlarge the on lies based fear - even may have been ''the Big One'': "Counter terrorism officials said Thursday the plan thwarted in London appears to bear the fingerprints of al-Qaida* and may even have been “the Big One

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