Secret Federal Reserve Location

[Ichingcarpenter]

Run time: 01:46 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40jKkZD3W3A   Posted on YouTube: July 07, 2011 By YouTube Member: lonelantern Views on YouTube: 1770   Posted on DU: July 08, 2011 By DU Member: Ichingcarpenter Views on DU: 916

 
In a densely wooded area in Richmond Virgina lies the heavily guarded office building. According to a report, "Information about the function and location of the property are classified by the Federal Reserve System, and employees are prohibited from discussing the site with anyone outside the organization."

The facility is known as the Federal Reserve West Creek Operations Center. So why the veil of secrecy?

The report, issued by the government transparency advocates at Cryptome.org states, "There is no reference to the Federal Reserve on the property. At the entrance is a black sign with white letters that reads "West Creek Operations Center." Security gates, hydraulic vehicle barriers, and guards with loaded weapons control access to the parking lot. A meticulously maintained and patrolled perimeter fence encloses the property."

The 200,000 square foot facility, located 12560 West Creek Parkway in Richmond was purchased by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond in 2004 from the Heilig-Meyers Furniture Co.

At this classified location is where the Federal Reserve Information Technology employees are housed. One can only assume with all the hacking of government facilities this would be a prime target for groups like antisec and anonymous.

Add this location to your list of Federal Reserve locations next time you decide to plan a rally for sound money.

[stockholmer]

1. Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond profile, (listed as a PRIVATE firm)

People need to wake up to giant criminal cartel that is the Fed Reserve. This Federal Reserve Information Technology center in the OP is one of a series of nexus hubs for command and control of the IT architecture of the global monetary system, as well as deploying new surveillance grids to detect any threat to their systemic hegemony.

http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=4162018

http://start.cortera.com/company/research/k6s7nuj7o/federal-reserve-west-crk/

http://it.zibb.com/trademark/federal+reserve+information+technology/30226127

http://socialmediajobwire.com/chief-security-architect-federal-reserve-information-technology-richmond-va


Notice that Wachovia Bank (now Wells Fargo under the odious Warren Buffett) had a division (Wachovia Capital Investments) at the very same address http://www.answerwix.com/find/finance/website/60553/wachovia-capital-investments-inc_richmond_va.html . This was during the time that Wachovia was laundering hundreds of billions of dollars in illegal drug cartel money and Wachovia Capital Investments was directly also involved in billions http://richardbrenneman.wordpress.com/2011/04/06/banks-and-organized-crime-one-and-the-same/ of dollars of securities fraud. All at the Fed's address- Hmmmmmm.


"But when banks then knowingly tell lies to peddle their most toxic pieces of paper to unsuspecting investors should result in folks going off for long, long stretches in the slammer. But so far that’s not happening, even when its Wachovia — launderer of a third of a trillion dollars in dirty drug money.

Here’s the latest from David S. Hilzenrath reported of the Washington Post:


Wachovia Capital Markets cheated investors by charging inflated prices on securities tied to home mortgages, regulators alleged Tuesday.

As the housing market weakened in 2006 and 2007, the transactions helped Wachovia avoid losses on assets that had declined in value, the Securities and Exchange Commission said, adding that the victims included a Zuni Indian tribal pension plan.

Wachovia has since been taken over by Wells Fargo, a unit of which settled with the SEC by agreeing to pay a fine of $4.45 million and to give up allegedly ill-gotten gains of $6.75 million. Much of that money will be returned to investors who were harmed, the SEC said. Wells Fargo neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing.

“The issues presented here were complex, and Wells Fargo is pleased to have resolved this matter with the SEC,” Wells Fargo spokeswoman Mary Eshet said."

[Ichingcarpenter]

2. Thanks for the input and info

There are more of these buildings that have sprung up around the country that are fed reserve but claim they are something else.