Background Check

The Leo Wanta Saga, Pt. 21: Ambassador Leo Wanta Provides Key Update On $4.5 Trillion Earmarked for American People According to Ambassador Leo Wanta in direct communication with London financial writer, Christopher Story, a “blatant and scandalous” diversion of the $4.5 trillion settlement entered into by Wanta and U.S. authorities has taken place, blocking the vast sum of money from being used to revitalize the American economy.

Ever since President Bush and the Federal Reserve Board, without legal justification, blocked the settlement and then failed to honor a July 31 deadline imposed by Wanta, the Ambassador, who is legal trustor of the money, hoped for a quick resolution.

However, after receiving no cooperation from the Bush administration and no receipt for the money, he decided to come forward Sunday with a “status update” regarding the progress of repatriating the $4.5 trillion earmarked for the American people.

Besides the $4.5 trillion negotiated settlement in May, Wanta has been declared legal trustor of more than $27.5 trillion in offshore funds amassed when he was instructed by President Ronald Reagan to destabilize the Russian currency at the end of the Cold War, which turned into a highly successful financial program beyond Wanta and Reagan’s wildest dreams.

But instead of using the money to strengthen America after Reagan was out of the picture, Bush Sr. and Clinton devised a plan to use the money for their own underhanded purposes, jailing Wanta in the process, as they then created phony front companies and illegal trusts to use the money illegally.

And now, according to Wanta, the same people are trying to under-mind the latest deal signed, sealed and delivered between Wanta, his AmeriTrust Groupe, Inc. and U.S. authorities after negotiating the deal through influential law firms in New York and Georgia, as well as with the assistance of two federal court judges.

Wanta claims the $4.5 trillion has been diverted and stolen with the complicity of high level officials, including the President of the United States, Secretary of the Treasury, Henry M. Paulson, Jr., the U.S. Attorney Gen.Alberto Gonzalez, the Supreme Court and other high level officials.

Furthermore, he claims financial institutions are illegally trading the vast sum of money with up to $200 billion a day being illegally earned instead of the money being used to better the American economy.

Wanta’s financial revelations were first revealed Sunday evening by Story on his London web site at www.worldreports.org. Story also revealed that his web site as well as the Arctic Beacon and its editor, Greg Szymanski, have been the target of ruthless and criminal intelligence attacks, aimed at discrediting the writers bringing the truth to the world as well as Wanta himself.

The following is Christopher Story’s status update of the Wanta saga, as provided on his web site listed above:

STATUS REPORT

“Note: The following report summarizes the status of The Wanta Settlement at the time of posting [13 August 2006].

“…The blatant and scandalous diversion of Ambassador Leo Wanta’s Treasury-tagged $4.5 trillion, earmarked for the benefit of the Ambassador Leo Wanta, his corporation, the US Treasury, the State of Virginia, and the American people, continues. Specifically:

“o Financial institutions are brazenly and illegally trading these tagged funds, that they do not own, overnight between each other, with up to $200 billion per day being earned and pocketed - such accruals being by definition exclusively the stolen property of Ambassador Leo Wanta. The identity of some of the institutions, which can now be regarded as criminal enterprises, is known.”

[The complete report is reprinted with permission at arcticbeacon.com/14-Aug-2006.html">hzzp://www.arcticbeacon.com/14-Aug-2006.html and at Christopher Story's site at: worldreports.org/news/15_highest_office-holde">hzzp://www.worldreports.org/news/15_highest_office-holde]

Greg Szymanski

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