Peter L. Briger and Giancarlo Bruno have been directly implicated in electronic rigging of elections in Japan, Italy and Greece.
Peter L. Briger Jr. of Forrest Asset Management is a former Goldman Sachs Partner
Image source ; http://www.industryleadersmagazine.com/virtually-worth-gold-goldman-sachs-invest-450-million-in-facebook/
His photo and profile can be viewed at the following link:
http://www.passfail.com/fig/executive/peter-l-briger/peter-l-briger.htm
Forrest Asset Management, through several paper companies, controls Musashi Engineering. Musashi Engineering voting machines have an exclusive contract to count votes in Japan. They rigged the election victory of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe so that he could order the Bank of Japan to provide funds to the cabal. Briger is to be taken into custody and questioned ASAP.
Giancarlo Bruno is a senior P2 Freemason lodge operative. He was involved in the theft of $134.5 billion worth of Kennedy bonds in Italy during June of 2009. Bruno has also been deeply involved in the terror attacks against Syria. He is currently using a fraudulent Federal Reserve Board “trading platform” to finance the rigging of European elections in favor of Goldman Sachs personnel and fellow cabalists. Bruno is currently working with members of the Belgian “heart of darkness” royal family and the United Arab Emirates rogue state owned corporation Navayuga Middle East & Navayuga Spatial Technologies LLC to create a private defense and intelligence corporation. Message to Bruno: you will face justice.
A Photograph of Bruno can be seen here:
http://www.weforum.org/contributors/giancarlo-bruno
Second High Court in Japan to Declare 2012 election Unconstitutional
Published on 27 Mar 2013
The results of the 2012 general election are again in doubt in Japan.
Japan- Allegations of General Election Fraud on Dec. 16, 2012 come to light!
THURSDAY, 17 JANUARY 2013
Source: Allegations of General Election Fraud on Dec. 16, 2012 in Japan
Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won the majority of votes though they only had 14% of the vote. The new Government started on Dec. 26, 2012, and the media said one of the reasons why LDP won was that there were too many new parties that support a nuclear free society.
Therefore none of them got enough support from citizens who want a nuclear free society. However there have been so many reports from the general public through twitter and blogs on allegations of election rigging in the last one month.
Lots of voting places closed 1-4 hours earlier without any notice. Normally in Japan about 60% of the population goes to vote but this time so many people said there were very long queues outside the building. 85% of the nation doesn’t want nuclear energy, yet none of the ｐｏｌｉｔｉｃａｌ parties that support a nuclear free society did not do well. This does not sound right.
Image: http://www.corporateinformation.com/Company-Snapshot.aspx?cusip=C392J3410
Furthermore one company called MUSASHI CO., LTD dealt with the whole election: from counting votes to publicity; there is speculation that this company has something to do with nuclear power.
http://www.musashinet.co.jp/english/
Finally a written complaint of election fraud was submitted to the Tokyo High Court on Jan. 14th, 2013 and was accepted. I hope justice will be done before next general election this summer.
(Reference)
http://canadadenihongo.blogspot.ca/2012/12/blog-post_29.htm
h/t mia
UPDATE TO ARTICLE
23/1/13
I posted this correction in my blog.
Correction: 14% to 16.4% I would like to apologize that I didn’t explain well and got figure slightly wrong. Here is what I wanted to say: Even LDP won the election but it didn’t have majority support from the nation. You will find a good explanation in this Japanese blog:
http://uekusak.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2012/12/9-04db.html
Japanese media says LDP won the election by gaining 43% of votes and got 79% of legislative seats. However it should say LDP won the election and got 73% of legislative seats by only getting 16.4% of all voters and 27.7% of proportional representation.
According to this blog:
LDP small electoral district 43%
voter turnout 59.3%
proportional representation 27.7% of the vote
No. of votes obtained 16350,000
Abe reforms take aim at Japan’s $1 trillion pension fund – Pension scam?
…Sir Martin’s maximum annual bonus opportunity was 435% of his base salary in 2012, with 50% of the award deferred for two years and subject to clawback provisions. The proposed new long-term incentive plan provides for long-term awards of up to 9.74 times salary in the case of the CEO….
There is no receptionist at the dimly lit, 40-year-old Tokyo building where the headquarters of the Government Pension Investment Fund, the world’s largest pension, occupies the second floor.
The waiting area consists of two mismatched couches. Behind a single closed door, over $1 trillion – equivalent to the annual economic output of South Korea – is run almost on autopilot and invested largely in government bonds issued across the street by Japan’s Finance Ministry.
Equally worrying for critics, including members of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party, the fund has no independent board for oversight, no ability to hire in-house fund managers and no record of success during a period of economic growth of the kind Abe has pledged to deliver to voters and markets…..
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