Blood and Gore

It's not Shock and Awe, which was pretty straight-forward, but it's just as nasty. And Blood and Gore weave a very tangled web. Could Al Gore and his business partner at Generation Investment Management (where Al buys his carbon off-sets from himself), David Blood be involved with insider trading with Kyoto grand-daddy Maurice Strong?

Here's a few snippets from the March 16th issue of Executive Intelligence Review:

In November 2004, Al Gore and David Blood launched a London-based investment fund, Generation Investment Management, which insiders affectionately refer to as "Blood and Gore"—and not without reason. Blood, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, brought a small team of former Goldman Sachs personnel with him to the London fund, assuming for himself the job of managing director. Gore took on the Chairmanship of Generation...

But suddenly, on Oct. 30, 2006, Al Gore went back to work for the government: the British government! At a high-profile press conference, releasing a 700-page report on climate change by British government economist Sir Nicholas Stern, British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown, the heir-apparent to outgoing Prime Minister Tony Blair, announced that he had "hired" Gore to "advise the British government on climate change." (...)

The announcement that the former U.S. Vice President and 2000 Democratic Party Presidential candidate would be taking a job working for a foreign government caused only a minor stir, when word of the appointment crossed the Atlantic. But several important questions are posed by the Gore "hiring." (...)

Has the former Vice President properly registered with the U.S. Department of Justice as an agent of a foreign government, under the U.S. Foreign Agents Registration Act?

Never mind that, it gets much more interesting...

On deeper investigation, it appears that Gore's move to London—first through the Blood and Gore hedge fund, and later through his "hire" as a Blair-Brown advisor—are all part of the same program. And this carries with it the strong stench of insider trading...

One of the central recommendations of the Stern report was to make carbon-swaps and similar greenhouse gas reduction schemes mandatory worldwide. The implementation of this scam is part of Gore's portfolio as Blair and Brown's "advisor" on implementing the climate control agenda.

Brokering and speculating on carbon swaps is also what Generation Investment Management is all about! Blood and Gore intend to get in on the ground floor of what may prove to be the biggest and most bizarre financial bubble ever conjured up by Anglo-Dutch financiers and their fiction writers...

Typical of this Gore/British chicanery was the then-Vice President's role in a nasty insider trading and consumer-fraud scheme, cooked up by a group of Gore allies, including his long-time mentor Maurice Strong, the Canadian-born guru of Earth Day and the Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit, who is a top figure in Prince Philip's and the late Prince Bernhard's 1001 Club, a tax-exempt cash pool feeding the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) and other environmental and Malthusian fronts, created by the Anglo-Dutch oligarchy.

Emphasis added. Then there's that little thing about Molten Metal Technology, Inc in Massachusetts, run by Mo Strong and a group of Gore associates and how corporate officers — including Strong — sold off $15.3 million in personal shares in the company just before stock prices collapsed when the DOE decided to cut funding to the company. Did then VP Al Gore know ahead of time? You're just going to have to read the rest.

Makes one wonder about Stephane Dion's claims about "making megatonnes of money" by endorsing Kyoto. For who, Stephane? For who?