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  The following individuals conspired to cover up the theft of $10 billion by Ferdinand Marcos from the Philippines as a favor to Arthur Levitt, who had been Chairman of the American Stock Exchange, when this money was laundered by Heinz Grein. The Sulzbergers, Arthur O., Arthur Jr., and A. G. Sulzberger, covered up the theft of $10 billion by Ferdinand Marcos, Dictator of the Philippines, which Heinz Grein, a German National, Vice Chairman of Frost & Sullivan, and a convicted insider trader, helped launder into Swiss Banks. BusinessWeek, Stephen Shepard, Dean of the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY; Ken Vittor, Professor of Legal Ethics at Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism; Gary Weiss, BusinessWeek reporter and Hachette author of: “The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” covered up and allowed the theft of $10 billion from the Philippines. This cover up was done at the behest of Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission...

  Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and Robert Morgenthau, New York County District Attorney, protected Heinz Grein, a German National whose family was minor Nazi Royalty, and pleaded guilty to insider trading in Motel 6 and other issues. Grein knew the Swiss Bank accounts of Nazis, who had fled to South America and assisted these Nazis in laundering their money. I, Edward Manfredonia, represented Grein’s company, Frost & Sullivan, on the floor of the American Stock Exchange for a brief time. BusinessWeek, 10 August 1992, “The System Was Perfect.” My American Stock Exchange ID. Heinz Grein also laundered money for the Italian Mafia and Ferdinand Marcos, who looted the Philippines.

To Jon Turteltaub: Your buddy, Sam E Antar, movie script "Insane," protected Heinz Grein, a Nazi who knew Nazi Swiss Bank Accounts, which held money stolen from Jews. Read BusinessWeek, August 1992, "The System Was Perfect." I, Edward Manfredonia, wired by the FBI, represented Heinz Grein and Frost & Sullivan on the floor of the American Stock Exchange.

Judge Michael D Stallman, an Orthodox  Jew, protected Heinz Grein, a Nazi, and Nazi Swiss Bank accounts. Judge Michael D Stallman protected Nazi Swiss bank accounts because to expose the Nazi Swiss bank accounts would mean that he had to expose that Gary Weiss, BusinessWeek reporter; Stephen Shepard, Editor in Chief BusinessWeek; and Ken Vittor, General Counsel McGraw-Hill, had willingly and knowingly covered up that Heinz Grein had known about Nazi Swiss bank accounts. As Stallman, the Jewish-American version of Franz Schlegelberger, believed: Better to save living Jews from being prosecuted for perjury than to expose that American Jews (Weiss, Shepard, Vittor) covered up Nazi Swiss Bank accounts in the BusinessWeek article, The System Was Perfect.