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Stu Sternberg, Principal Owner of the Tampa Bay Rays an a partner at Spear Leeds and Kellogg, knew that African-American women had been raped by Richard Monderine, an Executive at the American Stock Exchange. Stu Sternberg did not care that African-American women had been raped. Stu Sternberg allowed Robert VanCaneghan, a member of the Board of the American Stock Exchange, drug smuggler, money launderer, to rape his Jewish employees. It is like Auschwitz- anything for money. Spear Leeds and Kellogg, including Stu Sternberg and Harvey Silverman, Senior Managing Partner at Spear Leeds and Kellogg, knew of the money laundering. Thank you Danny Donner, a member of the American Stock Exchange.

The ownership of the Tampa Bay Rays was made possible by the laundering of drug money by Spear Leeds and Kellogg and the complete cooperation of Harvey Silverman, Senior Managing Partner of Spear Leeds and Kellogg and a member of the Board of the American Stock Exchange.  

  In my (Edward Manfredonia) article, "Strauss-Kahn: No Frends In The Right Places In New York,"  which was published in the physical edition of The Black Star News on 25 May 2011, I wrote about the cover up of the rapes, which were perpetrated by Robert VanCaneghan, a member of the Board of the American Stock Exchange. Daniel Donner, a member of the American Stock Exchange, told me that Edwin Crooks, the most powerful member of the American Stock Exchange, showed him copies of my letters to Assistant Attorney General Jo Ann Harris, which discussed VnCaneghan's rapes- including the rapes of Jews. Donner was furious about the rapes- to which VanCaneghan had admitted. Donner told me that Harvey Silverman, a member of the Amex Board and the Senior Managing Partner of Spear Leeds and Kellogg, knew about the rapes perpetrated by VanCaneghan. Joseph Roffler told me that the rapes, which had been perpetrated by Robert VanCaneghan, were discussed at the partner meetings of Spear ...

  Stu Sternberg, Managing Partner of the Tampa Bay Rays, knew that African-American women had been raped, forced to perform intercourse and fellatio, by Richard Monderine, an Executive at the American Stock Exchange. I, Edward Manfredonia, had personally given Stu Sternberg, Managing Director of Spear Leeds and Kellogg, a handout, which described the rapes, which had been perpetrated by Richard Monderine, in front of the American Stock Exchange. I had also given Arnold Schumsky, Stu Sternberg’s friend, whom Stu made a small partner in Spear Leeds and Kellogg, a copy of the handout. Sternberg covered up the rape of African-American women. Read: "Strauss-Kahn Should Have Consulted Monderine And Other Wall Street Experts," which was published in the physical edition of The Black Star News on 28 May 2011.

  The Tampa Bay Rays were purchased with the proceeds of laundering drug money for Wall Street Millionaires, including members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange, Edwin Crooks, Louis Miceli, Robert VanCaneghan. Edwin Crooks, partner in the Amex specialist unit, Crooks & Oscher, who laundered drug money via his specialist account, was also a Senior Vice President of Spear Leeds and Kellogg and after the takeover of SLK by Goldman Sachs, a Senior Vice President of Goldman Sachs. Miceli and VanCaneghan laundered drug money via their specialist account, Miceli-VanCaneghan. Crooks, Miceli, and VanCaneghan also smuggled drugs aboard their private fishing boats. Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and former Chairman of the American Stock Exchange, permitted this drug smuggling and money laundering. Levitt said: “Some things are better left unknown.” Circa 2011 Stu Sternberg, Managing Partner of the Tampa Bay Rays, sent Arnold Schumsky to a stock...