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Normally, I'm blabby but I've sat on this one for a while…..

Multiple meanings and all perhaps…

Yesterday an anon mentioned WaMu to which another called them  criminals….

Let's see.

I know it's a blog bit bear with.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread216001/pg2

Currently EG&G has the contract to transport DOD employees to "the 

ranch" in Nevada. 

The official name of the program was "ECLIPSE", we even had a logo. I 

belive it meant flying from the light - into the dark…………. (?dark to light mirror?)

And

The Great Western Financial Corporation, a thrift institution holding company, said it had agreed in principle to acquire the Aristar Inc. subsidiary of the Canwest Capital Corporation of Canada for about $170 million in cash. 

Aristar, based in Miami, is involved in life insurance underwriting, consumer lending and mortgage banking. It has annual revenues of about $450 million and assets of $1.20 billion. 

Great Western said the acquisition was part of its strategy to diversify its financial services business. The transaction is subject to a definitive agreement, approval by directors of both companies, receipt of various rulings and certain other conditions. 

https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/Great_Western_Bank_(1919–97).html

In 1996, the company announced a $115 million restructuring program that would eliminate 800 jobs, consolidate mortgage banking branches, and install new technology. Later that year, Great Western sold its student loan business to Crestar Bank.

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Acquisition by Washington Mutual

In early 1997 California thrift H. F. Ahmanson & Co. launched a hostile takeover bid for the company, but Washington Mutual's friendly offer won out later that year. Ironically, in 1998 Washington Mutual acquired Ahmanson for $10 billion. In 2008, it became part of JPMorgan Chase.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1998/07/21/crestar-to-be-acquired-by-atlantas-suntrust/bdbfa313-d18b-4e74-9d81-a69113ce4c4c/

Crestar Financial Corp. of Richmond, the second-largest bank in the Washington area, announced yesterday that it will be acquired by Southeastern powerhouse SunTrust Banks Inc. of Atlanta for $9.5 billion in stock.

And then to get indelible on the sequelae, hippocampus, whatever…

https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/3122972.html#3123489

Tie in to Crestar and bank Blasey Jr. worked for along with a link in that posting  back to the Red Coat Company.

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WaMu happened to merge with Keystone Holdings  which got them into the California market…

http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1996/jul/23/washington-mutual-gains-entry-to-california/

Washington Mutual Inc. said Monday it will buy American Savings Bank for $1.2 billion in stock in a deal that gives the Seattle-based bank a major presence in a revived California marketplace.

The merger with American and its parent, Keystone Holdings Inc., creates the nation’s 24th largest bank, with more than $42 billion in assets and offices in seven Western states.

It also positions the bank to pursue further thrift and commercial bank acquisitions in California, said Kerry Killinger, Washington Mutual’s chairman, president and chief executive officer.

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Keystone Holdings Inc., a holding company formed by a group led by Texas billionaire Robert M. Bass, acquired Irvine-based American in 1988 after the collapse of Financial Corp. of America in what was the nation’s largest and costliest thrift failure at the time.

David Bonderman was there and also in Texas Pacific Group.  Wait for it….

DiFi links….

https://m.sfgate.com/news/article/Husband-invested-in-China-as-Feinstein-pushed-3051244.php

Public records show a venture capital firm backed by Blum's investment bank owns millions of dollars worth of stock in corporations doing business in China.

The firm is Newbridge Capital, a joint venture between Richard C. Blum & Associates and another firm called Texas Pacific Group. It maintains an office in Shanghai for an affiliate called Newbridge Asia, public records show.

That would be a hell  of a trick if the c_a was able to recycle banks through bk like they do with airline companies….speculative of course