U.S. Envoy To Egypt Frank Wisner’s Law Firm Has Represented The Mubarak Regime In The Past

U.S. Envoy To Egypt Frank Wisner’s Law Firm Has Represented The Mubarak Regime In The Past
Over the weekend, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s hand-picked envoy to Egypt, former U.S. diplomat Frank Wisner, caused a diplomatic row when he suggested at the Munich Security Conference that embattled Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak “must stay in office in order to steer [democratic] changes through.” Wisner’s comments were quickly rebuked by the Obama administration, which said that he was speaking as a private citizen and not as a diplomatic envoy.

Now, the U.K Independent’s Robert Fisk has discovered a major conflict of interest that may explain why Wisner was so comfortable with suggesting that Mubarak — who has more than a million of protesters calling on him to step down over the past two weeks — should stay in power during a transition period. Fisk has found that Wisner works for Patton Boggs, a New York-DC law firm that includes in its client list none other than the Egyptian government itself. Patton Boggs even took part in litigation against Americans on behalf of the Egyptian government:

So a name to remember when thinking of people who are major players in the shadow government and the NWO: Frank G. Wisner.

Wisner says "Mubarak must stay."
Obama says: "That's not official ..."
Wisner says: "Yes, it is."

Patton Boggs: law firm of Egypt government, aka Mubarak, represents the leading Egyptian commercial families and their companies, involved in oil and gas and telecommunications infrastructure projects, One of its partners served as chairman of the US-Egyptian Chamber of Commerce, manages contractor disputes in military-sales agreements arising under the US Foreign Military Sales Act

Wisner is heavily connected to CIA. His father was one of the first, being a major player in OSS during WWII.

Positions held:
1961 State Department as a Foreign Service Officer
1976 Deputy Executive Secretary of the Department of State
United States Ambassador to Zambia (1979-82); Egypt (1986-91), the Philippines (1991-92), and India, 1994-97
1993-4 United States Department of Defense, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
1997 on the board of a subsidiary of Enron
He is also on the board of Hakluyt & Company, a British corporate investigation firm
2002 co-chaired an independent working group which developed a model for the US's post-conflict role in Iraq
2008 AIG Inc. External Affairs
Advisory Board member for the Partnership for a Secure America
member of the board for EOG Resources Inc.
board of Egypt's largest bank, Commercial International Bank Egypt SAE

EOG Resources, Inc. is one of the largest independent (non- integrated) oil and natural gas companies in the United States with proved reserves in the United States, Canada, Trinidad, the United Kingdom and China. EOG Resources, Inc. is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and is traded under the ticker symbol “EOG.”
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See also: Obama turned to envoy who could speak to Mubarak as a friend
Frank G. Wisner – Portrait of a “Fixer”
Operation Sarkozy : how the CIA placed one of its agents at the presidency of the French Republic

Enron and AIG at the height of their problems.