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Re: ced70 post# 3062

Tuesday, 03/21/2006 12:15:18 PM

Tuesday, March 21, 2006 12:15:18 PM

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Even if Pearl was involved in the DOM, let's look at the big picture.

Before DOM had Pearlasia as its president, it only had claimed certain territories, an uninhabited island off the coast of Mexico and a section of the Antarctica that had never been claimed before. Nothing acquired.

After becoming president, the DOM aquired interests in Karitane, Taongi and Solkope. This reveals that Pearlasia was a better leader than prior president, if they had a prior president. I don't believe the current president has made any acquisitions, although recognition of DOM has increased under their new president, and the problems with their "banks" have gone away.

According to this story:
CMKM: Philippines Operation Gold Stock Spooky Billions? - www ..."its President, a woman who goes By THE names Mz. Pearlasia and Elvira G. Gamboa, ... Philippines Spooky Billions Missing link information (Here) · OI I2I ...
p067.ezboard.com/fdiligizerduediligence. showMessage?topicID=23045.topic&index=1

The story implies that people in the know are saying that Pearlasia was runing DOM as an agent of a foreign government to entrap criminal. It begins to make sense when you learn that her successor, Richard James McDonald is a former law enforcement officer, and that while people that operated "banks" licensed in DOM were arrested, she never was arrested. The fact that DOM's founders (the Pedleys) had criminal convictions for matters occuring a quarter of a centry ago, doesn't make the DOM criminal. There was an article in the Sacramento Bee in 1990 that quoted the US Marshall, Arthur Van Court as saying that the Pedley case was politically motivated. Just because Mandella was a convicted criminal before he became president of South Africa doesn't make it a criminal organization, does it? According to a CBS 60 Minutes II story that appeared in April of 2000, the founders of DOM were never implicated in any criminal operations of the banks that DOM licensed or any wrong doing connected to the DOM, and they brought on a United States prosecutor named Edwin Tomco to say that that was "exciting".

I read many articles about DOM but could find only opinions that would lead the reader to believe that DOM was a criminal organization. I found no facts to support those opinions. If DOM is a criminal organization because people mis-used licenses issued by DOM, then it would also be true of the American government, because there have been many cases in America and throughout the world that their banks have been used for various criminal operations, and those banks and their officers/owners have been indicted and convicted.

If Pearl of PAIM is the same Pearl of DOM, she probably learned many things in such a position, things that may be helpful in leading her mining company in the Philppines.

Something that is intriguing is that the Honorable Roque Ablan, a congressman from the Philippines that apparently endorsed DOM for observer status in the Asian Pacific Parlimentarian Union http://www.melchizedek.com/images/asiapacific.jpg
was known as the 007 of the Philippines and is credited for taking the gold out of that country for Marcos when Abalan ran their national airlines.

If this is the kind of resouces PAIM has in the Philippines, anything is possible. Ablan is considered an institution in the Philippines.

These are only my opinions, don't rely on same, check these facts, do your own DD and draw your own conclusions.