TEXAS TWO STEPPING & WOLFOWITZ SHUT DOWN BY WORLD BANK OFFICIALS...

Tuesday 19 September 2006 Paul Wolfowitz, the controversial president of the World Bank, was forced into an embarrassing climbdown yesterday over his aggressive anti-corruption drive in the developing world, as the governments of rich nations insisted on overseeing it in detail...

It is believed we can all say, and say in unison..: IT'S ABOUT TIME!

Commander HATONN aka Doris J. Ekker stated in her meeting back in early 1998 "Only VK Durham would know the truth." The statement is recorded and the recording has been given to U.S. Congressman Steve King. But you can hear portions of this tape recording at
http://www.theantechamber.net/V_K_Durham/AbusingTheCodeOfSilence.html
and then if you read the entire article..you might learn something..which the Ekker's published in the Contact.

Be that as it may.. The WORLD BANK was hoodwinked into this Counterfeit U.S. Debt mess after the Al Qaeda incorporated the Inter-American Investment Corporation (see: CERTIFICATE F AUTHENTICITY at
http://www.theantechamber.net/VkDocuments/DocGroupI/CertOfAuth.html )
then used a Greek & Nevada Registered Corporation known as Hellenic Express International and proceeded to lodge forged, altered, false notary documents on property they did not own, and property which the U.S. Federal Government has "No Area of Jurisdiction" but allowed the Council on Foreign Relations to work with these Al Qaeda individuals who were and are American Citizens operating out of Nevada and Philippines which you can read about at
http://www.theantechamber.net/VkDocuments/DocGroupG/Gpage4.html .

Once this Al Qaeda working inside the U.S. Treasury and U.S. Federal Reserve without interference from the Council on Foreign Relations had put out Trillions of worthless U.S. Debt Derivatives to third world nations (118 all together in what is called the unaligned nations) they saw fit to scandalize the united States by BLACKMAILING THE PRESIDENT and his family which can be read at
http://www.theantechamber.net/Contact/Contact11205/ContactIndex.htm
for the president's brother Jeb Bush assisting them 'hoodwink the WB/IMF' and over another incident which they threatened to expose which is posted at
http://www.theantechamber.net/V_K_Durham/TexasTwoStep7.html ..

Mr. Wolfowitz should be cleaning out THE AL QAEDA DEEPLY ENTRENCHED IN THE WORLD BANK, THE U.S. TREASURY AND US FED. R. BANKING SYSTEMS and allow the third world nations some 'slack'.. Probably Mr. Wolfowitz has not learned.. "YOU DO NOT PUNISH THE VICTIMS!"

Additional supporting documents at
http://www.theantechamber.net/VkDocuments/DocGroupA/GroupAindex.htm
and
http://www.theantechamber.net/VkDocuments/DocGroupD/GroupDindex.htm
and
http://www.theantechamber.net/VkDocuments/DocGroupI/GroupIindex.html .

I re-state: "You do not punish the victims!" You do not punish innocent women, children and family members for something they know nothing about, but are victims of the never ending atrocities brought about by the GUILTY!

It's high time this stopped, and perhaps if the 175 + or - Subscribing Nations as WORLD BANK Members are not willing to correct this willful, wanton, malicious corruption in the Banking Industry..then perhaps it is time the recently disapproving Nations withdrew from the 175 and became the 118 non aligned members. Perhaps it is time those 118 former members who have been victimized by the Al Qaeda issuing the Non Authorized, Counterfeit, fraudulent US Debt Derivatives, do so themselves.

V.K. Durham, CEO Durham (Intl. Ltd;) Holding Trust, Tias 12087
The Duly Constituted, Outstanding, Primary Creditor of the United States of America and All Debtor Nations.

Wolfowitz Reined in by Ministers
By Gary Duncan
Times Online UK
Tuesday 19 September 2006

After lengthy haggling behind closed doors at the World Bank’s ruling Development Committee, the ministers approved Mr Wolfowitz’s strategy to fight Third World corruption. However, they insisted that their representatives on the bank’s Washington-based executive board would oversee its implementation.

“We stressed the importance of board oversight of the [anti-corruption] strategy as it is developed and implemented,” the committee said.

The clear reproach to Mr Wolfowitz came after months of mounting tensions between the bank’s president and the governments of its key donor countries, mainly in Europe, over his zeal in undertaking his crusade. Concern among European governments, including those of Britain, France and Germany, has grown since Mr Wolfowitz suspended World Bank loans to several countries, including Kenya, Bangladesh, India and Cameroon. Critics charged him with acting arbitrarily and setting up the bank as judge and jury of poor countries’ governments.

The controversy over Mr Wolfowitz’s regime at the bank escalated last week when Hilary Benn, the British International Development Secretary, launched an unprecedented public attack on some of his policies. Mr Benn told the bank that Britain would withhold £50 million over what he said was Mr Wolfowitz’s failure to move quickly enough over reforms to the conditions attached to World Bank loans.

Mr Wolfowitz appeared chastened yesterday after he told the Development Committee that he was happy to work with national representatives on the World Bank board in policing the anti-corruption drive. “I look forward to their continued oversight and involvement as we implement this strategy,” he said.

Speaking to reporters in Singapore at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings, Mr Wolfowitz said that there was “no bright line” between the role of the board and his management in running the anti corruption strategy. He said: “There are some very important principles involved in this and there is a real desire to have transparent, predictable standards that are applied equally in different countries.”

He emphasised that his aim was to tackle poverty. “It’s very clear and simple that the purpose of this is poverty reduction,” he said. “The purpose is not to disengage from areas where there are problems but, rather, to engage more deeply to help countries to solve their problems and improve governance.” In a nod to Mr Benn, he told the Development Committee earlier that a paper submitted by Britain on the right approach to the corruption issue “gets it exactly right”.

Privately, World Bank officials close to Mr Wolfowitz suggested that there was fury over Mr Benn’s intervention, with some inside the bank regarding his criticisms of its president as “grandstanding” aimed at boosting the minister’s political ambitions.

Mr Benn declared himself satisfied by the decisions on the bank’s strategy. “It’s clear that the board oversees its development,” he said. He also welcomed a commitment to a review of the work of the bank’s investigations department and a pledge of a detailed report by November on progress in overhauling the bank’s application of lending conditions.

Yet, amid simmering discontent among World Bank officials, other ministers were openly unhappy. Palaniappam Chidambaram, the Indian Finance Minister, said that the bank’s new stance carried the risk “of governance becoming a conditionality for development . . . Development cannot wait for improved governance and a corruption-free world. Both must go hand in hand.”
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,16849-2363626,00.html