Why does the Attorney General fund attempts to OVERTHROW THE GOVERMENT
of St kitts and Nevis via the CIA? Is this attorney General a criminal
himself? Is the ORGAINZED CRIME IN HIS OFFICE?

Marcus Roberts
Ambassador of St Kitts and Nevis, at Large

Criminals target energy, financial markets, Mukasey saysStory
Highlights
Attorney general: International organized crime is a growing threat to
U.S. security

Criminals have penetrated portions of the international energy market,
Mukasey says

Groups also trying to corrupt financial service providers, he warns

International Organized Crime Threat Assessment outlines strategic
threats

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From Terry Frieden
CNN

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Attorney General Michael Mukasey warned Wednesday
that organized criminal networks have penetrated portions of the
international energy market and tried to control energy resources.


Attorney General Michael Mukasey speaks Wednesday at the Center for
Strategic and International Studies.

In a speech at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in
Washington, he said similar efforts have targeted the international
financial system by injecting billions of illicit funds to try to
corrupt financial service providers.

Mukasey then vowed to beef up U.S. efforts to fight international
organized crime, which he called a growing threat to U.S. security and
stability.

The attorney general and top law enforcement officials from the FBI,
Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Justice Department
Criminal Division said a classified threat assessment prompted the
creation of a strategy to combat the threat.

It calls for several U.S. agencies and their overseas counterparts to
better prioritize their targets, to improve information sharing and to
boost cooperation in law enforcement investigations and operations.

"The activities of transnational and national organized criminal
enterprises are increasing in scope and magnitude as these groups
continue to strengthen their networking with each other to expand
their operations," said FBI Deputy Director John Pistole.

Officials declined to discuss specific cases because the information
remains classified, and disclosure could jeopardize ongoing
investigations.

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Britain warns terror threat is worsening
However, the International Organized Crime Threat Assessment
identified eight general strategic threats from international
organized criminals:

• The penetration of the energy market and other strategic sectors of
the U.S. and world economy. As U.S. energy needs continue to grow, so,
too, could the power of those who control energy resources.

• Providing logistical and other support to terrorists, foreign
intelligence services and foreign governments, all with interests
harmful to those of U.S. national security.

• The trafficking in people and contraband goods, bringing people and
products through U.S. borders to the detriment of border security, the
U.S. economy, and the health and lives of those exploited.

• The exploitation of the U.S. and international financial system to
move illegal profits and funds, including sending billions in illicit
funds through the U.S. financial system each year. To continue this
practice, they seek to corrupt financial service providers globally.

• The use of cyberspace to target U.S. victims and infrastructure,
jeopardizing the security of personal information, the stability of
business and government infrastructures and the security and solvency
of financial investment markets.

• The manipulation of securities exchanges and engaging in
sophisticated fraud schemes that rob U.S. investors, consumers and
government agencies of billions of dollars.

• The successful corruption of public officials around the world,
including countries of vital strategic importance to the United
States, and continuing efforts to find ways to influence -- legally or
illegally -- U.S. officials.

• The use of violence and the threat of violence as a basis of power.
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On Apr 23, 9:04*pm, wrote:
Why does the Attorney General fund attempts to OVERTHROW THE GOVERMENT
of St kitts and Nevis via the CIA? Is this attorney General a criminal
himself? Is the ORGAINZED CRIME IN HIS OFFICE?

Marcus Roberts
Ambassador of St Kitts and Nevis, at Large

Criminals target energy, financial markets, Mukasey saysStory
Highlights
Attorney general: International organized crime is a growing threat to
U.S. security

Criminals have penetrated portions of the international energy market,
Mukasey says

Groups also trying to corrupt financial service providers, he warns

International Organized Crime Threat Assessment outlines strategic
threats

Next Article in Crime »

From Terry Frieden
CNN

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Attorney General Michael Mukasey warned Wednesday
that organized criminal networks have penetrated portions of the
international energy market and tried to control energy resources.

Attorney General Michael Mukasey speaks Wednesday at the Center for
Strategic and International Studies.

*In a speech at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in
Washington, he said similar efforts have targeted the international
financial system by injecting billions of illicit funds to try to
corrupt financial service providers.

Mukasey then vowed to beef up U.S. efforts to fight international
organized crime, which he called a growing threat to U.S. security and
stability.

The attorney general and top law enforcement officials from the FBI,
Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Justice Department
Criminal Division said a classified threat assessment prompted the
creation of a strategy to combat the threat.

It calls for several U.S. agencies and their overseas counterparts to
better prioritize their targets, to improve information sharing and to
boost cooperation in law enforcement investigations and operations.

"The activities of transnational and national organized criminal
enterprises are increasing in scope and magnitude as these groups
continue to strengthen their networking with each other to expand
their operations," said FBI Deputy Director John Pistole.

Officials declined to discuss specific cases because the information
remains classified, and disclosure could jeopardize ongoing
investigations.

Don't Miss
Britain warns terror threat is worsening
However, the International Organized Crime Threat Assessment
identified eight general strategic threats from international
organized criminals:

• The penetration of the energy market and other strategic sectors of
the U.S. and world economy. As U.S. energy needs continue to grow, so,
too, could the power of those who control energy resources.

• Providing logistical and other support to terrorists, foreign
intelligence services and foreign governments, all with interests
harmful to those of U.S. national security.

• The trafficking in people and contraband goods, bringing people and
products through U.S. borders to the detriment of border security, the
U.S. economy, and the health and lives of those exploited.

• The exploitation of the U.S. and international financial system to
move illegal profits and funds, including sending billions in illicit
funds through the U.S. financial system each year. To continue this
practice, they seek to corrupt financial service providers globally.

• The use of cyberspace to target U.S. victims and infrastructure,
jeopardizing the security of personal information, the stability of
business and government infrastructures and the security and solvency
of financial investment markets.

• The manipulation of securities exchanges and engaging in
sophisticated fraud schemes that rob U.S. investors, consumers and
government agencies of billions of dollars.

• The successful corruption of public officials around the world,
including countries of vital strategic importance to the United
States, and continuing efforts to find ways to influence -- legally or
illegally -- U.S. officials.

• The use of violence and the threat of violence as a basis of power.
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Why won't the ATTORNEY GENERAL investigate attempts to KILL me via the
Sheriif of Calhoun,
Bay, and Jackson County, ordered by HIS OFFICE via the WHITE HOUSE?
What kind of JOKE
is this from the ATTORNEY GENERAL?

How many LIES WILL HE TELL?

MURDER attempts, and nothing happens?

Will the ATTORNEY GENERAL CALL MY ATTORNEY? No.

Marcus Roberts