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<\/a><\/p>\nBy Gordon Duff, Senior Editor
\nVeterans Today<\/p>\n
\u201cFormer Tenn. Gov. Don Sundquist and S. Dakota Sen. Sheldon Songstad may face not just the largest bribery charge in history but conspiracy to murder as well.\u201d<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Lee Wanta, tough as nails, and still kicking<\/p>\n<\/div>\n [\u00a0Editor\u2019s note:\u00a0 You just can\u2019t make this stuff up. Two crooked aging politicians, who appear to be uber bagmen for Capitol Hill, don\u2019t disconnect a voice mail message left for their shake down victim, and then the caller\u00a0rings\u00a0up\u00a0his co-conspirator to discuss their next move, including killing their target if they don\u2019t get paid.<\/strong><\/p>\n But there is just one problem. The whole six-minute conversation goes into Lee Wanta\u2019s voice mail, which the jury is going to enjoy immensely. Lee calls his rather extensive security team to ask what to do, and here we are\u2026 doing it.<\/strong><\/p>\n This murder conspiracy case might also break the media blackout\u00a0on the Wanta case, which has gone on since 2006, after the Treasury Dept. snatched his $4.5-million wire transfer from China into the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, only to be tranferred to Goldman Sachs the next day; and off to Europe it went as part of the $16 trillion of liquidity pumped into the banking system there during the meltdown.<\/strong><\/p>\n I wish I could say this was an unusual case, but really, only the amounts involved are.\u00a0These two yo-yos\u2026 there is an army of ex-office holders who would be doing exactly what these two thought was going to be their final wet dream.<\/strong><\/p>\n If we were really to round up all of them doing this kind of stuff, there would be so many special elections going on that they would run out of press people to cover them. And no, I am not exaggerating\u2026\u00a0Jim W. Dean<\/a>\u00a0]<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n __________________________________<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Political corruption in America is an epidemic. They think it is their right.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n A day after former\u00a0Republican Virginia governor, Bob McDonnell<\/a>\u00a0and his wife were convicted of 20 counts of bribery and influence peddling, former\u00a0Republican Tennessee governor Don Sundquist<\/a>\u00a0and South Dakota Senator Sheldon Songstad may face, not just the largest bribery charge in world history but indictment for conspiracy to murder as well.<\/strong><\/p>\n What is amazing about this case is the amount of money involved, totaling $9.5 trillion US dollars, in fact the entire GNP of the United States for several years.<\/p>\n Sundquist and Songstad, wanted $30 billion out of the proceeds to pay themselves along with Congress, the US Treasury Department,\u00a0five Supreme Court justices and two former US presidents.<\/p>\n Best of all, the whole thing is on tape, a \u201cshakedown\u201d attempt against Ambassador Lee Wanta, former White House intelligence chief under President Ronald Reagan and editor at Veterans Today.<\/p>\n Sundquist and Songstad left, on a recording<\/strong>\u00a0at Wanta\u2019s embassy, full details, not only of their ability to virtually buy the entire US government and deliver a multi-trillion dollar settlement authorized to Wanta by the US Supreme Court, but were recorded making arrangements for the murder of Wanta as well.<\/p>\n As American humorist, Jim W. Dean so often says, \u201cYou just can\u2019t make things like this up.\u201d The recording was forwarded to the US Department of Justice yesterday, and a copy presented to President Obama.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n ______________________________________<\/p>\n\n
<\/a><\/p>\n\u2013\u00a0\u00a0First published\u00a0 \u2026\u00a0\u00a0September 18,\u00a0 2014 on NEO\u00a0\u00a0\u2013<\/h3>\n
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