Topic: Insider Trading

The financial windfall from 9/11 put options remained largely unclaimed as public scrutiny intensified regarding potential insider knowledge. Bankers Trust, an institution founded by J.P. Morgan, sits at the center of these transactions. While Larry Silverstein's insurance payouts are often cited in 9/11 skepticism, the role of Bankers Trust as a vehicle for these specific trades highlights deeper ties between high finance and the intelligence apparatus.

Greg Carlwood highlights suspicious financial activity involving Truth Social (DJT) stock immediately preceding the Trump assassination attempt. Austin Private Wealth reportedly filed a massive short position on 12 million shares, which they later claimed was a clerical error. Carlwood compares this to the unusual shorting of airline stocks prior to the September 11th attacks, suggesting it points toward insider knowledge of the event.

James Murren, CEO of MGM Resorts International, is noted for his position on the National Infrastructure Advisory Council and for selling $10 million in MGM stock in September 2017. Other executives reportedly sold significant shares in the weeks leading up to the Las Vegas shooting. The segment suggests a "global tour of terror" where the same personnel and military transport are used to stage events across NATO countries.

A high-level intelligence panel featuring CIA Director John Brennan and former MI6 Chief John Sawyers took place shortly before the Paris attacks. Dammegard suggests these events are timed for Friday evenings to allow for three days of closed markets, facilitating massive insider trading. He claims similar financial anomalies occurred during the assassinations of JFK and Olof Palme.

The discussion explores the correlation between major assassinations and stock market fluctuations, citing the deaths of JFK and Olof Palme. Demingard posits that events are often timed for Friday afternoons to allow insiders to fix currencies and trades over the weekend. This timing ensures maximum profit when markets reopen on Monday morning.