MOBILE VERSION
COMMON PURPOSE INSIDER DEALING
"When you're inside a corporation or government, you find out information that is not available to the general public. You can exploit that information in a number of ways by feeding it to the outside - and then people on the outside can do things with it. It's called industrial espionage. And the possibilities what you can do are limited only to your creativity. You can also set up key people who might be blocking an agenda - or who might be blocking your objectives. Just the identification of the real power in a corporation is significant because the real power isn't necessarily what's on the org chart.
It's not just the feeding of information, if a person is in position to do something that could be potentially damaging to the company or government, they can do it - and claim what I call the 'dufus excuse'. 'It was just a mistake... a bad judgment.. excuse me, I'm sorry'. People are rarely prosecuted - and even if they are fired, they are secure in the knowledge that the 'network' will get them another job.
What I noticed about McKinsey & Company is that when their consultants go to work for a company, the company falls. I consider them a Trojan Horse company. It's hard to build a company, but it's easy to bring one down. And if you are positioned in the stock market - and it doesn't matter what the news is, up or down, you can make a lot of money just by knowing what is going to happen before it does." Vicky Davis.
Common Purpose relies upon insider dealing for its business and the Common Purpose network exists to facilitate insider dealing.
Therefore, is it appropriate that operators in finance circles should be associated with an organisation that depends upon insider dealing?
What does this say about the professional integrity of people like Elizabeth Paris?
Consider the dramatis personæ in the following scenario:
Take one of the Common Purpose controllers
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 Cur David 'Boss' Bell.
Boss Bell, the 'Mister Big' in this sordid Mafia-style tale. Media Standards Trust Chairman, Common Purpose Trustee. Criminal abuser of public funds. Executive director of Pearson plc and former chairman of the Financial Times Group. |
add a banking insider
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 Elizabeth Paris.
Former investment banking insider at Chase Manhattan and JP Morgan included work as head of Tax Evasion. Common Purpose stooge and insider dealer. |
throw in a political stooge with EU connections
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 Mandelson. Lord Turdburgler of Cesspool.
Bent as a nine bob note, NWO Rothschild stooge, pervert, traitor, corrupt abuser of public funds, &c. &c. &c. ad infinitum. One of the most despicable creatures ever to slither across the face of the planet. |
mix in someone to mislead the public if necessary
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 Robert Peston.
NWO Rothschild and Media Standards Trust stooge at the BBC. A disseminator of false news, rumour and propaganda. |
find a politician to grease the wheels
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 Cameron.
Communitarian. Common Purpose stooge. Fake conservative, fraud, NWO stooge, dissembler &c. &c. |
and, lastly, stir in a bent copper to help with any cover-ups
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 Cur Hugh Orde.
President of ACPO. There are few things in life worse than a bent copper and this piece of slime is as bent as they come. You don't get to be a senior officer in ACPO without being a totally corrupt Common Purpose stooge. |
and you have a recipe for insider corruption on a massive scale.
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