- Could you please comment on how the above picture of Richard Grasso, Chairman of the NYSE hugging a FARC Commander in 1999 in a Colombian village fits with your vision of DynCorp’s goals and objectives in Latin and North America War on Drugs operations funded with taxpayers monies?[6]

Greg Palast, BBC and Guardian Observer correspondent, has documented the use of secret agreements by the World Bank to engineer transfer of essential public resources in Argentina and other countries into multinational corporations at below market values.
- Have you read BBC reporter Greg Palast’s disclosures (see footnote) of the types of public projects using public assistance or supported by government contracts?[7]

- What is the relationship between the system that Mr. Palast describes and the activities and investments in Latin America of DynCorp, Harvard Endowment and its money managers, Enron, Capricorn Holdings or any other companies and investors with which you are affiliated?

Al Giordano of Narco News has documented activities of both DynCorp and Citibank in Latin America.
Your partner Dudley Mecum is on the board of DynCorp with you and also on the board of Citibank.

- Do you find it inconsistent that the American taxpayers are paying your company DynCorp so much money to help implement the War on Drugs and yet Citibank seems to elude accountability for its involvement in narcotics related money laundering?

- What is the relationship between U.S. military/enforcement and DynCorp’s activities in Latin America and the growth of Citibank’s profits and deposits in Latin America?