>>24995665
HOLY CRAP! Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just went RUTHLESS MODE at G20
"We know who you are, YOU know who you are, and we are probably going to announce a bank sanction THIS WEEK, and we are announced one the week AFTER."
"We are going to economically asphyxiate this regime."
"There was a branch of an Egyptian bank in Dubai that had funneled more than $1.8 billion to the regime, and we used a Patriot Act authority that we had not used before, and we are SHUTTING THEM DOWN." 🔥
"We are speaking to our allies here who have all come forward, and we have had a great show of support, whether it's from the EU, the ECB, the UK, the UAE, the Bahrainians."
"So we have seen great support around the world, and we have ZERO tolerance."
"The reason the MOU did not work, they were not ready for a deal."
"My job is to make sure that they want to have a deal, and they WILL want to have one!"
Don't test him!
>>24995672
Same with Deutsch Bank
they were also tagged by the 9/11 commission report as being the insider traders on the airlines stocks in the week or two before the event
The plot thickens
Brown Harriman Bank is on the knoll above the Trade Center site; Just up a short hill. Another building overlooking the site.
Senior Bush "Prescott" connected to NAZI funding via Brown Harriman.
Deutche Bank recently connected to Epstein money laundering
Was there a recent news article connecting Deutsche Bank with Epstein money laundering operation?
Yes. Multiple news outlets covered this in 2026, including a prominent Senate report in early August.
bloomberg.com
Sen. Ron Wyden’s August 2026 report alleged that Deutsche Bank (along with JPMorgan and Bank of America) delayed screening and reporting of Epstein-related transactions and failed to promptly flag more than $250 million in suspicious activity. That included wires tied to payments to women in Russia and other Eastern European countries. The report said the banks only retroactively filed suspicious activity reports after Epstein’s 2019 arrest, covering large volumes of earlier transactions, and it called for stronger anti-money-laundering rules.
axios.com
This built on earlier 2026 coverage of newly released U.S. Department of Justice documents and internal bank materials. Those showed Deutsche Bank had onboarded Epstein in 2013 (after JPMorgan dropped him), processed payments described as covering tuition, rent, and expenses for women, handled large cash withdrawals, and continued some services into 2019 even after deciding to exit the relationship. The bank has previously acknowledged compliance failures.
ft.com
For context, New York regulators already fined Deutsche Bank $150 million in 2020 over its Epstein relationship and related AML shortcomings (including ignored red flags and untimely reporting). The bank also later settled civil claims by Epstein accusers. The 2026 reporting and Senate document revived scrutiny of those same issues rather than alleging a newly discovered, standalone “money laundering operation” run by the bank. Deutsche Bank has said it regrets the relationship, cooperated with investigators, and has since strengthened controls.
why did the 9/11 commission cover for the insider trading?