NOT
EVEN THE US MILITARY WILL SERVE AS SECURITY FOR THIS MAN...
IT SEEMS... FOR SOME REASON HE IS PROTECTED BY A MERCENARY
OPERATION CALLED BLACKWATER |
Paul "Jerry" Bremer, a ex-diplomat specialist in the counter-terrorism
close to the republican Party
MBA, Harvard University
CEP, Institut D'Etudes Politiques of the University of Paris
BA, Yale University
with a reputation for being blunt
Bremer, L. Paul III (b. 1941) -- also known as Paul Bremer -- of Connecticut.
Born in 1941. Foreign Service officer; U.S. Ambassador to the Netherlands,
1983-86; U.S. Ambassador at large, 1986-89. Still living as of 2000.
Bremer, Paul See L. Paul Bremer III
http://www.marshcrisisacademy.com/content/50_media_&_press/
During his career with the State Department, Bremer was an assistant
to six different secretaries of state, including Henry Kissinger.
After retiring he joined Kissinger Associates as managing director.
a close friend of Secretary of War Donald Rumsfeld and despite his
history with the state department, will report directly to the Pentagon
Member, President's Homeland Security Advisory Council,
June 2002
Chairman, Marsh Political Risk Practice (2000 - present)
Chief Operating Officer, Kissinger & Associates - Strategic Risk
Consulting firm (1989 - 2000)
Director, Air Products & Chemicals Corp (1993 - present)
Director, Akzo Nobel NV (1997 - present)
Trustee, Economic Club of New York (1993 - present)
Director, Harvard Business School Club of New York
Ambassador-at-Large for Counter-Terrorism, U.S. Department of State
(1986 - 1989)
Chairman, bipartisan National Commission on Terrorism Ambassador
to the Netherlands (1983-86)
23-year career in the U.S. diplomatic service, including: Special
or Executive Assistant to six Secretaries of State. Responsible
for the State Department's Crisis Management and Emergency Response
Center (for four years)
Marsh Inc., the world's leading risk and insurance services firm,
has 35,000 employees and annual revenues of $4.8 billion. The firm
provides advice and transactional capabilities to clients in over
100 countries. Marsh is a unit of Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC),
a global professional services firm with 57,000 employees and annual
revenues of $10 billion. MMC also is the parent company of Putnam
Investments and Mercer Consulting Group. MMC's stock (ticker symbol:
MMC) is listed on the New York, Chicago, Pacific and London stock
exchanges. MMC's Web site address is www.mmc.com. Marsh's Web site
address is www.marsh.com.
Akzo Nobel NV
L. Paul Bremer, III - board of trustees
delinquency
2002 File agencies of notation - cabinets of audit - accountancy -
certification Fined for fixing the price and sharing the european
market for sodium gluconate: 9 euros million. European Commission
02/10/2001 Commission fines six companies in sodium gluconate trust
2002 File agencies of notation - cabinets of audit - accountancy -
certification condemned to the United States with a fine of 12 million
dollars for agreement on the prices of the acid monochloroacetic.
Echoes FRA 06/06/2002 Inquire of Brussels into a possible trust in
chemistry
1999 File agencies of notation - cabinets of audit - accountancy -
certification conspiracy to fix prices and share markets for sodium
gluconate in Canada, fined Ca$ 350 000.
Corruption
year objective intermédiaire/lobby institutionsource 2000 Limit the
legal liability, No price control, No list of preferred drugs, hampers
the approval and marketing of generic drugs, No drug imports, No limit
to drug advertising? Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of
America File Influences companies on the institutions states-uniennes
US government, congress, senate Washington Post the USA 21/11/2002
Election Gives Drug Industry New Influences in Congress
2000 Top spin the round of applause one bovine growth let us hormons,
the moratorium one GMOs EFPIA (European Federation of Pharmaceutical
Industry Associations) File Influences companies on the European institutions
European Commission EFPIA 13/11/2000 EFPIA Member companies
2000 Market access (through WTO), cheaper energy (through energy liberalization
in Europe); uniform rules to enable the patenting of seedlings and
animals (through TRIPS); advert legislation one chemicals, coil-regulation
instead prevent; CEFIC (European Chemical Industry Council) File Influences
companies on the European institutions European Commission Fedesa
19/09/2000 Fedesa corporate members
1999 Market access and investment protection (through WTO, GATS),
avoid social and environmental rules ICC (International Chamber of
Commerce) File Influences companies on the international institutions
WTO, GATS Corporate Europe Observatory NLD 01/01/2000 ICC: Powerhouse
Of Corporate-Led Globalisation
1999 Public Access to services (privatization through GATS) ERT (European
Roundtable of Industrialists) File Influences companies on the European
institutions European Commission Corporate Europe Observatory NLD
01/01/2000 Europe Inc Chapter 2.1 ERT: Writing the Script
1999 Market admission for genetically modified organisms EuropaBio
File Influences companies on the European institutions European Commission
Corporate Europe Observatory NLD 08/05/2003 Europe Inc Chapter 2,7
EuropaBio: Pushing for Biotech
Subsidy
Environment year nature consequencessource 2002 File pollution Pollution
Netherlands failed to submit required emissions calculations for volatile
organic compounds and fine particle pollutants: $55,700 fine.
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Air Products &
Chemicals Inc.
L. Paul Bremer, III - management
delinquency
2002 File agencies of notation - cabinets of audit - accountancy -
certification Agreement on the prices in the Netherlands: amend of
2,76 million euros.
Corruption
year objective amount intermédiaire/lobby institutionsource 2001 Access
to foreign market (through MAY, WTO, GATS), prevent binding environmental
regulations USCIB (US Council For International Business) File Influences
companies on the institutions states-uniennes US Government USCIB
THE USA 01/01/2003 USCIB Statement one the GATS Financial Agreement
Services
2000 Investment protection and market access (to Mexico City and Canada
through NAFTA), to Latin America (through FTAA). Roundtable Business
File Influences companies on the institutions states-uniennes US government,
senate, congress Center for In reply Politics the USA 18/06/2001 Business
Roundtable Members Money Software, CAP & Individual Contributions
1999-00
1998 Favorable regulation to company' S interests 61 thousand USS
Contribution to Candidate' S Political Committee Action File Influences
companies on the institutions states-uniennes US President, Congress,
Senate Center for In reply Politics the USA 12/07/1999 CAP Contributions
The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition Editorial - August 5,
1996
Terrorists' Friends Must Pay a Price
By L. Paul Bremer III
If President Clinton means to get serious about the fight against
terrorism, he should leave the White House Press Room and head downstairs
to the basement Situation Room. There he should gather the National
Security Council and deliver the following address:
Events of the past two months have made clear that we must take significant
new steps to fight terrorism. It is my responsibility to the American
people to show them that their government will not tolerate attacks
on her citizens here or abroad. For too long the terrorists have had
the initiative. Now we must act decisively to change the dynamic by
returning to the basic principles of our counterterrorism policy.
First, the United States will not make concessions to terrorists,
for to do so would be to take the first step down the endless road
of blackmail. By our actions as well as our words, we must show that
countries that use, sponsor or protect terrorists will pay a significant
price. And we must make the terrorists themselves worry that they
are not safe from our reach, no matter where they are. As in so many
areas, the world looks to America for leadership in this fight. Therefore,
I am today ordering the following actions:
1. The director of the FBI is to take immediate steps to double within
60 days the number of informants the bureau has working against terrorists
based in the U.S. I want weekly progress reports.
2. The director of Central Intelligence is to restore all budgetary
and personnel cuts made in recent years to the CIA's counterterrorism
effort, with the specific goal of doubling its operations to penetrate
foreign-based terrorist groups within 120 days.
3. The attorney general is to use expedited legal procedures to expel
all U.S. residents suspected of involvement in terrorist activities.
I want a progress report within 30 days.
4. The secretary of state is to re-establish the position of ambassador-at-large
for counterterrorism, reporting directly to the secretary, with responsibility
for coordination of our overseas counterterrorism policy. He is to
provide me with the names of three nominees for the position within
24 hours.
5. The secretary of state will send a diplomatic message to Libya's
Moammar Gadhafi tonight through the Belgians informing him that within
seven days he must turn over to us the Pan Am 103 bombers, close down
all terrorist training camps, expel all terrorists from Libya and
cease construction on his new chemical weapons plant. If he does not,
Libya will bear the full brunt of American anger. The Defense Department
is to move elements of the Sixth Fleet into the Gulf of Sidra, and
the Joint Chiefs of Staff are toprovide me updated lists of Libyan
targets, both within 48 hours.
6. The secretary of state is to send a telegram tonight to Syrian
President Hafez al-Assad noting that we will reconsider our relations
with Syria unless his country immediately closes the terrorist training
camps in the Bekaa Valley, closes all terrorist groups' offices in
Damascus, stops aiding Hezbollah and forbids Iranian flights to resupply
Hezbollah through the Damascus airport. The Joint Chiefs of Staff
are to provide me updated target lists for the terrorist camps in
the Bekaa Valley within 48 hours.
7. The secretary of state will alert the Iranians tonight through
the Swiss that if our country gets any indication of Iranian involvement
in terrorism against Americans anywhere, Iran can expect to receive
the full weight of American might. The Joint Chiefs of Staff are to
update target lists within Iran for my review within 30 days and prepare
contingency steps to beef up our naval presence in the Persian Gulf.
8. The secretary of state is to cable his counterparts in Europe and
Japan tonight telling them of our message to the Iranians and drawing
their attention to its implications for their continued political
and commercial support for Iran.
9. The secretary of state will tell the government of Sudan tonight
that it has seven days to close down all terrorist camps under its
control and to deliver to the Egyptians the men who tried to assassinate
President Hosni Mubarak last year. Otherwise, the Sudanese will feel
our anger. The Joint Chiefs of Staff will target known Sudanese terrorist
camps within 48 hours.
10. The State Department is to inform Gerry Adams that he will no
longer be welcome in the U.S. as long as Sein Fein-IRA continues its
terrorism.
These are not options. They are presidential decisions. I recognize
that they are difficult to carry out, and that in some respects they
may conflict with other American policy objectives. Some will say
they risk war. But if there is war, it will be the terrorists who
have brought it upon us, and I don't intend to lose it. If any of
you feel you cannot support this program, will receive your resignation
immediately after this meeting. I have asked the national security
adviser to give me a progress report in 12 hours. We will reconvene
in 24 hours.
I want no discussion of these matters outside this room. Let America's
silence be ominous; her actions compelling. Copyright 1996 Dow Jones
& Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Mr. Bremer, President Reagan's ambassador-at-large for counterterrorism,
is managing director of Kissinger Associates. http://www.freeman.org/m_online/sep96/bremer.htm
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William J. Bennett, former Secretary of Education and Chairman of
AVOT
James Woolsey, former CIA Director and AVOT Senior Advisor
Ambassador L. Paul Bremer, former Ambassador-At-Large for Counter
Terrorism and AVOT Senior Advisor
"This fight cannot be won on the defensive
... So we must go on the offensive. To be blunt, we have to kill
the terrorists before they kill us." - Mr. Bremer
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