Along with Brown Brothers Harriman Bank and Prescott Bush! Paul and Max Warburg set up the Federal Reserve banking system in America! UBS Warburg also owns Enron now! Here is the story!
Chapter - II - The Hitler Project
Bush Property Seized--Trading with the Enemy
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Prescott Bush's American Ship and Commerce Corp. notified Max Warburg of Hamburg, Germany, on March 7, 1933, that Warburg was to be the corporation's official, designated representative on the board of Hamburg-Amerika.@s2@s9
Max Warburg replied on March 27, 1933, assuring his American sponsors that the Hitler government was good for Germany: `` For the last few years business was considerably better than we had anticipated, but a reaction is making itself felt for some months. We are actually suffering also under the very active propaganda against Germany, caused by some unpleasant circumstances. These occurrences were the natural consequence of the very excited election campaign, but were extraordinarily exaggerated in the foreign press. The Government is firmly resolved to maintain public peace and order in Germany, and I feel perfectly convinced in this respect that there is no cause for any alarm whatsoever. ''@s3@s0
This seal of approval for Hitler, coming from a famous Jew, was just what Harriman and Bush required, for they anticipated rather serious `` alarm '' inside the U.S.A. against their Nazi operations.
On March 29, 1933, two days after Max's letter to Harriman, Max's son, Erich Warburg, sent a cable to his cousin Frederick M. Warburg, a director of the Harriman railroad system. He asked Frederick to `` use all your influence '' to stop all anti-Nazi activity in America, including `` atrocity news and unfriendly propaganda in foreign press, mass meetings, etc. '' Frederick cabled back to Erich: `` No responsible groups here
urging boycott German goods<,> merely excited individuals. '' Two days after that, On March 31, 1933, the American-Jewish Committee, controlled by the Warburgs, and the B'nai B'rith, heavily influenced by the Sulzbergers (New York Times), issued a formal, official joint statement of the two organizations, counseling `` that no American boycott against Germany be encouraged, '' and advising `` that no further mass meetings be held or similar forms of agitation be employed. Much More.......
http://www.tarpley.net/bush2.htm
SEC SUES UBS WARBURG
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18112.htm
UBS Warburg, 2003 Edition
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UBS Warburg represents the investment-banking operations of UBS, the Swiss-based financial services behemoth with more than 70,000 employees worldwide. Besides investment banking, UBS offers private and corporate banking services through UBS Wealth Management and Business Banking, investment management and mutual funds through UBS Global Asset Management, and brokerage services through UBS PaineWebber. After a tumultuous history of mergers and acquisitions, UBS is well on its way to becoming a major player in the U.S. market. In May 2000, the Swiss bank listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange and made it clear that UBS Warburg had expansion and acquisitions on its agenda. The firm didn't disappoint: In July 2000, UBS announced that it would be acquiring PaineWebber for $11.8 billion in hopes to meld PaineWebber's strong retail presence with the rising investment-banking business of UBS Warburg. The merger, more than two years old, has proven successful. UBS Warburg, already a star in Europe, is banging on the door of the bulge-bracket in the States. More...
http://www.vault.com/career/UBS_Warburg__2003_Edition.html
UBS Warburg Wins Enron Auction
http://www.local6.com/money/1186149/detail.html
Enron casts pall on UBS Warburg
HOUSTON Eight months ago, when UBS Warburg acquired Enron Corp.'s trading unit, the Swiss investment banking company thought it had made a steal.
UBS paid nothing but the promise of a percentage of any future profit for Enron's most prized asset, a rapidly growing energy-trading operation that in 2000 and 2001 booked about $4 billion in operating profit.
But now, UBS Warburg's drive to become a major force in the energy-trading business is facing major hurdles - not just Enron's troublesome legacy but a drastic contraction in energy trading itself.
On Thursday, Timothy Belden, a top Enron trader who had followed the operation to UBS, pleaded guilty in federal court in San Francisco to having helped manipulate power markets during the California energy crisis. Belden, who recently resigned from UBS, agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in their continuing investigation, which could ensnare other former Enron traders or executives now at UBS.
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http://www.iht.com/articles/74308.html
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