Hey Everyone,
My name is Tynan Kelly and I’m researching facts about the
latest scandals, which I believe are slanders, surrounding
senator Obama’s candidacy for the 2008 presidential election.
Much of this information will be old hat for you and your
readers, but I feel it’s only fair to expose what all I’ve
uncovered as to date on the Tony Razco case. It doesn’t add
up yet, and I’m hoping that you can help illuminate some
details.
The case against Obama doesn’t look like very much at first.
There’s just this one deal between Obama and this Antoin Rezko
guy. It’s a land deal, where Obama gets the house at over its
assayed value, but under the asking price. Rezko buys the lot
next door on the same day, and then he ends up under
investigation. Apparently Obama regrets going to Rezko later,
because Rezko ends up being investigated on fraud charges.
By the way, Rezko’s name means “risk” in Syria, which is
where he’s from.
Obama bought his house in 2004, and later admitted in 2006
that he’d made a mistake in going to the broker with Rezko.
Rezko still owns the land next door, though he hasn’t
developed the lot, which he bought at the asking price of
625,000$, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Later Rezko
sold a portion of the lot back to Obama for 104,500$, again
according to the Chicago Sun-Times. It’s an undeveloped lot
for Resko, but that was Antoin Resko’s business in 2004, when
General Electric Capital Corporation matched funds with
taxpayer money to broker inner-city revitalization projects.
At least, that’s what NBC reports, and they should know as
they’re owned by General Electric.
Patrick Fitzgerald and Judge St. Eve are the prosecution and
the judge in the case against Rezko. The supposed victim in
this case is none other than General Electric Capital
Corporation. Tony Rezko had powerful friends in Qatar, where
General Electric Capital Corporation gets much of its funding.
Among other powerful people, Rezko was seen with the Emir of
Qatar in Springfield Illinois, who gave a million dollars
there to the Lincoln museum. What advantages did Rezko
receive from his relationship with the Emir? As of yet, no
information is available.
The Chicago Sun-Times still lists this scandal from as far
back as December 24th, 2006. Subsequent news articles all
refer back to the initial investigative reporting done by the
Chicago Sun Times. Tony Rezko never makes a statement to the
press, but the articles charge that he’s guilty of fraud.
On the 17th of November in 2004, Patrick Fitzgerald and this
same Judge St. Eve brought charges of fraud against your
favorite person Mr. Galloway: Conrad Black–the owner of the
Chicago Sun-Times. Conrad Black got off easy, by most
reports, as the jury found many cases of alleged wire-tapping
and mail fraud didn’t bear up to examination. Black now heads
off to prison, convicted of four charges of mail fraud, which
he intends to appeal.
None of this last bit of information sounds very interesting
until one takes a look at this prosecutor and judge, and then
the picture makes sense: Patrick Fitzgerald was appointed to
his position as prosecutor by George Bush, after the CIA Plume
leak forced Ashcroft to resign; St. Eve was appointed to her
position as a judge by George Bush, after her work as an
associate attorney prosecutor for the Whitewater fraud case.
They started this case against Rezko in October, while he was
in the Middle East doing business. The Feds picked him up at
the airport, and they escorted him to the hearing. The
prosecution produced a million and a half documents, but have
not sent a great deal of them to the defense counsel yet.
It’s no reason to delay the trial, if we believe Judge St.
Eve. The defense pleaded not guilty in the case, and the
lawyer for Rezko stated that the entire fraud case is based in
testimony from one Stewart Levine–who is a real convict,
desperate to reduce his own twenty-year sentence.
So all of this case about Rezko smacks of Bush, and looks
more than a little political. The day of the trial is set for
the February primaries, ensuring that if Obama wins the
democratic nomination, there will be enough controversy
surrounding his nomination to give credit to a Republican
media feeding frenzy. If he doesn’t win, Hillary or McCain
may take the White House, but neither will pose the threat to
General Electric that Obama apparently does.
After all, it’s hard to say how many billions that Obama will
cost General Electric and the Emir of Qatar, if America leaves
Iraq and begins using renewable energy sources.
Now that we know their plan, I think we need to begin a
grassroots video investigation of the entire Resko prosecution
case. If we can discredit the prosecution’s case first by
revealing to the public that big oil and gas money is trying
to take Obama down, then Obama will have a better chance at a
fair election. If, on the odd chance, all this money and
calculated effort by this Whitewater-Bush appointee judge, St.
Eves, and this Ashcroft crony prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald,
turn out to be a legitimate fraud charge that only happens to
coincide with the 2008 Democratic Primaries, then we can sleep
soundly knowing that we’ve done what we can in our time.
The bad news is that they’ve got NBC, and old articles from
the Chicago Sun-Times, which they’ll no doubt use to discredit
Obama. The good news is that there are more of us, and that
it’s hard to cover the tracks of an elephant.
I’d like to thank you in advance for any information you can
offer my research.
Sincerely,
Tynan Kelly
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