Several years ago, Overstock.com founder Patrick Byrne noticed that deep-pocketed financial scammers were attacking his company's stock value using a short-selling fraud. Byrne hired Wall Street Journal reporter Mark Mitchell to investigate, and Mitchell came back with an astounding report: The former BCCI network, organized by Osama bin Laden, was using its massive resources for a "financial jihad" against the United States.

https://archive.is/q4BY6 Chapter 1: Was the United States Attacked by “Financial Terrorists”?

https://archive.is/gLlsW Chapter 2: The “Money Weapon” and The Jihad Bigger than Bin Laden

https://archive.is/d3VZS Chapter 3: The BCCI Enterprise and The Financial Jihad

https://archive.is/Keb4E Chapter 4: The BCCI Enterprise: Prelude to Our Present Predicament

https://archive.is/MQi8q Chapter 5: Monzer al-Kassar, Model Citizen

https://archive.is/2eoRH Chapter 6: An Oligarchic-Organized Crime and Terrorism Syndicate (and Some Stock Promoters

https://archive.is/gRquv Chapter 7: Michael Milken and the “Insider Trading” Network (as of 2013)

https://archive.is/DaK7X Chapter 8: Boris Berezovsky and the “Nexus” Between Organized Crime, Terrorism, and the Global Oligarchy

This has received no mainstream media coverage, other than to call Byrne a kook. Some of the reports were knocked offline by lawsuits after Mitchell and Byrne were unable to substantiate them, so they probably contain errors but they remain the best available reports on this financial network.

As Overstock stopped getting good press and fell into obscurity, its competitor Amazon became the largest company in the world. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos purchased the Washington Post, one of America's two most influential newspapers. The Washington Post began to run columns from Jamal Khashoggi, a long-time friend of Osama bin Laden.

https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/271623/jamal-khashoggi-media-fights-muslim-brotherhood-daniel-greenfield