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== Vegas in Venice == |
== Vegas in Venice == |
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+ | In 1997-1998, Makram Chams partnered with [[Max Burge]] of Venice, Florida and [[Ian Goldfarb]] of Gladwyne, Pennsylvania to run the ''Vegas in Venice'' gambling boat. <ref name="hopsicker_chams" /> that averaged up to 25,000,000$ for Chams. |
== 9/11 == |
== 9/11 == |
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− | Chams ran a Kwik-Check store in Venice, Florida where [[Mohamed Atta]] cashed a $70,000 check from someone in the United Arab Emirates. |
+ | Chams ran a Kwik-Check store in Venice, Florida where [[Mohamed Atta]] cashed a $70,000 check from someone in the United Arab Emirates. |
== Possible FBI work in San Diego == |
== Possible FBI work in San Diego == |
Latest revision as of 15:58, 19 February 2019
Makram Majid Chams is a businessman with ties to the US military-intelligence complex and to 9/11.
Vegas in Venice[]
In 1997-1998, Makram Chams partnered with Max Burge of Venice, Florida and Ian Goldfarb of Gladwyne, Pennsylvania to run the Vegas in Venice gambling boat. [1] that averaged up to 25,000,000$ for Chams.
9/11[]
Chams ran a Kwik-Check store in Venice, Florida where Mohamed Atta cashed a $70,000 check from someone in the United Arab Emirates.
Possible FBI work in San Diego[]
After 9/11, Makram's sister May Chams reported that he was in San Diego "helping the FBI." [1]
Titan lawsuit[]
In 2005, Chams filed a lawsuit against the Titan mercenary corporation demanding $21.9 million in compensation for wrongful termination of a consulting agreement. [1]
Wireless Facilities, Inc.[]
A Makram Chams from Sarasota, Florida worked as "Business Development Manager for Wireless Facilities Inc., in Middle East 2004 to 2006" and as of 2014 owns the Commea Group, a security and telecommunications provider in Saudi Arabia. [2]
In 2007, WFI sold its wireless network service to Burgundy Acquisition Corporation via Platinum Equity for $24 million. [3] WFI then changed its name to Kratos Defense and Security Solutions. By that time the company was receiving $200 million in revenues from the US government, was operating at "NAWC Pt. Mugu, Hawaii Pacific Missile Range; Fort Bliss, Texas; and White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico" and had "established a significant and growing presence in military Command and Control Systems". [4]
The company's SEC filings name Ashton Partners as investors. Key employees include:
- Eric M. DeMarco - CEO, formerly Executive VP and COO of Titan Corporation. [5]
- Deanna H. Lund - Senior VP and CFO
- Laura L. Siegal - VP, Controller and chief accountant
- James R. Edwards - Senior VP, General Counsel, and Secretary
See also[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Daniel Hopsicker, 5.5 Ton Cocaine Bust Reveals New Details of 9.11 Attack, 2006 May 17, http://www.lookingglassnews.org/viewstory.php?storyid=6079
- ↑ Makram Chams, LinkedIn, http://www.linkedin.com/pub/makram-chams/8/562/5b
- ↑ Wireless Facilities, Inc., form 8-K, 2007 July 7, http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/WFII/0x0xS1104659%2D07%2D53631/1069258/filing.pdf
- ↑ Krators Defense, form 8-K, 2007 http://ir.kratosdefense.com/secfiling.cfm?filingID=1104659-07-69097
- ↑ IT Services Analyst: Eric Demarco, The Wall Street Transcript, 2002 April 14, http://www.twst.com/interview/12444