$12 BILLION DOLLARS CASHIn the news:Vanity Fair - "HOW $9 BILLION IN CASH VANISHED IN IRAQ"CNN - "Audit: U.S. lost track of $9 billion in Iraq funds"The Guardian - "How the US sent $12bn in cash to Iraq. And watched it vanish"FOX NEWS - "Audit shows $8.8B Missing in Iraq"March 20, 2003 - U.S. led Coalition forces invade Iraq: To locate and destroy Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, and depose the dictator, Saddam Hussein. Also sent to Iraq was $12 BILLION DOLLARS CASH that was supposed to fund the Coalition Provisional Authority. $9 BILLION DOLLARS of that money was misappropriated and has never been accounted for.May 1, 2003 - President George W. Bush, on the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, gave a victory speech declaring an end to major combat operations. Bush made this speech while standing in front of a theatrical banner that declared "MISSION ACCOMPLISHED" but it was then that the real mission began. What was that mission? Simply put - it was to appropriate as much as possible of the $12 BILLION DOLLARS CASH, to the benefit of certain individuals.$12 BILLION DOLLARS in one-hundred-dollar bills was stacked on pallets and weighed three hundred and sixty tons. This massive amount of cash, over a period of fourteen months, was delivered by multiple flights of C-130 military transport aircraft from the East Rutherford Operations Center of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, into the Iraqi war zone. Approximately three-fourths of that money, $9 BILLION DOLLARS CASH, just disappeared into thin air.NORTHSTAR, the Hollywood feature-film screenplay, provides a plausible scenario for how, and to whom, that $9 BILLION DOLLARS was "misappropriated."