jpk update

. . . Communique from  Soutien JPK  “Committee supporting the search for truth about the disappearance of Jean-Pascal Couraud” Points on the investigation following a complaint submitted in December 2004 Numerous investigations, hearings and confrontations were made and still need to be pursued in order to specify and verify the evidence and statements collected on testimony by former GIP agents and their relatives recounting his abduction and murder by  employees of the territorial fleet; About Vetea Guilloux, the origin of our filing a complaint and as reported by several independent sources, including the police. > Several dossiers of the scandal are on file that have expanded the scope of the investigation since 2008, that identify a possible motive: > Tahara'a affair: Jean-Pascal Couraud is among the co-plaintiffs on the basis of a claim made to this effect by Mr Desarcis, implemented three months after his death in March 1998 - Flosse c...

. . . Reasons to keep Maohi media > an open letter to President of French Polynesia, Oscar Manutahi Temaru, 15th December 2011  Kia orana Mr. President, Fourteen years ago today, a journalist named JPK disappeared from the island of Tahiti. To this day, top secret documents remain on file, linked with this journalist, but denied to investigatory judges by a national security commission.  Similar documents also link JPK with a separate investigation into Clearstream, the world's largest bank, a bank for banks. At no time since the era of nuclear testing have people French Polynesia come closer to the raw power of the French state, a savage mafia "melieu" involving intelligence services, judiciary and diplomacy.  Disappearance of Jean-Pascal Couraud on 15th December 1997 saw the loss of an opportunity to expose hidden back-channels of global finance.  A "secret, and secondary, banking system" as it was descri...

. . . France's judicial system Clear as mud The Clearstream case raises anew questions of judicial independence Feb 4th 2010 | PARIS | From  The Economist  print edition AFP De Villepin hits back HOW independent is the French judicial system? That question has been thrown into sharp relief by the public prosecutor’s decision to appeal against the acquittal on January 28th of Dominique de Villepin, a former prime minister, in the “Clearstream” smear-campaign trial. One of the civil plaintiffs in the case was Nicolas Sarkozy, who has long claimed that Mr de Villepin was out to thwart his political career. Mr de Villepin evidently failed. Mr Sarkozy claimed soon after the acquittal that he accepted the verdict—and yet the public prosecutor promptly decided to appeal. Ever since, rumours have swirled of plots and counter-plots. Mr de Villepin was quick to cry foul. The decision to appeal, he claimed, had been taken “during a meeting at the Elysée”, Mr Sarkozy’s off...

. . . NEWS Wikileaks, the heir presumptive for all anonymous, open-sourced leaking springs a leak. Usual story - cash . Like the rest of world journalism in crisis, Wikileaks withers while the "communications" AKA public relations sector enjoys double digit growth: us$4.27 billion in the US alone. . . .

. . . Lots of questions, too little information about this important story. Don't be fooled by the "false list of false bank accounts" smokescreen, either. There are two lists. One real. One false. Guess which one the English media are focusing on? . . . in reference to: (10/15/2001) Secret Banking System Welcomes Terrorist As Well As Corporate Money ( view on Google Sidewiki )

. . . NEWS Le Monde 16 September 2009 Gérard Davet French Senator Gaston Flosse was to have been called before investigating judge Philippe Stelmach Friday, 18 September 2009, "to be heard and indicted," said an attorney in Tahiti, José Thurel. On Tuesday, 15 September, the office of the Senate refused to rule on a new application for waiver of parliamentary immunity for Mr Flosse, 78 years. Investigators have yet to find evidence of "corrupt dealings". Flosse, a former President of French Polynesia, already cited in another investigation into the disappearance of journalist Jean-Pascal Couraud, is suspected of benefiting from 10 years of payments from former officials of the Office des Postes et Télécommunications (OPT ), and the 2H group, responsible for advertising the official phone directory of Polynesia. . . . Google news results for Gaston Flosse Radio New Zealand International Fl...