I wonder how much of the WorldComm pension plan was invested in Enron, an energy company with strong ties to the Middle East and OPEC. I know a number of stock funds held Enron stock, particularly large mutual funds.
Iraq, being a member of OPEC, would have a certain interest in seeing the demise of Enron as a method to strike back at the Coalition forces, led by the US in Desert Storm, and therewith taking down WorldComm as collateral damage. It's not difficult to see that al Quaida operatives based in the US would use their network to accellerate the demise of both Enron and WorldComm, possibly infiltrating the corporations with key operatives at the higher levels of the organizations, crippling two of the US's militarily vital industries: fuel and communications. Its quite possible that the Washington DC sniper is a member of the al Quaida network and is using the sniper attacks as a way to defer attention away from the WorldComm hearings for fear of uncovering the entire operation. Meanwhile, President Bush is leading a charge against Iraq. Coincidence? I think not!
Its clear then that Ken Lay, Buddy Ebbers, and Scott Sullivan were part of an al Quaida cell sponsored by Iraq!
The truth is out there.
