Dubai Assassination May Have Links To Sioux Falls
Dubai Assassination May Have Links To Sioux Falls – Yes that assassination in Dubai was facilitated by the use of the Network Branded prepaid card issued by Payoneer, an affiliate of Meta Bank, but Meta Bank issued the cards. Payoneer has the best detection system in the world for detecting false Identification and the owner of Payoneer had formerly been active in some kind of a military operation. Meta Bank sent Lisa Binder as a spokes person to say they had nothing to do with the assassination when they had everything to do with the assassination that will bring about a response somewhere. When will violence stop? Are the above men about to sign up to go to the front lines to fight for freedom for the USA? Meta Bank has failed to present to the global community any plan to prevent this from happening again. Meta Bank, you are the internal terrorist on all of humanity!
Assassination is murder. That man did not get a fair and impartial trial.
Boesen’s suicide was murder. Meta Bank’s internal policy set that in place to happen.
Pickhinkle had accomplices by neglect and poor internal bank management if by nothing else. I think there were more active accomplices.
I think that Meta Bank was far more involved with the Dan Nelson issue than what Meta Bank is letting on.
Americans and the Global Community, please do not bank with Meta Bank. For your own well fare, don’t bank with Meta Bank in any way!!!!
#1 Meta Bank does not treat their customers well
#2 Meta Bank is not a good citizen of the world
#3 Meta Bank markets their cards using many different names, be sure to ask if the card is affiliated with Meta Bank because as the customer you are surely to be scammed at some point.
#4 Meta Bank’s partner companies may see an immediate increase in profits, but long term you will lose customers who do not like being lied to and mistreated.
By Chuck Harmer
Story Created: Feb 24, 2010 at 11:31 PM CDT
Story Updated: Feb 24, 2010 at 11:31 PM CDT
The assassination of a top Hamas leader overseas in Dubai could be tied to a financial institution right here at home. Just today, the Associated Press is reporting 15 more people are now suspected in the case bringing the total number of the alleged assasination team to 26, all of them Israelis.
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Surveillance video shows the suspects arriving at the 5-star hotel in Dubai where they later carried out the mission that Dubai’s police chief described as “a mix of clockwork precision and spy touches, such as fake beards, wigs and tourist garb such as tennis outfits and rackets.”
Surveillance video also shows the man who was assasinated checking into his hotel room, he’s been indentified as Hamas leader Mahmoud al Mabouh.
This investigation now stretches from Dubai to Israel to several European capital cities, it also involves Storm Lake, Iowa and Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Today, Dubai police distributed a map showing the numbers of 17 credit cards allegedly obtained by the suspects from financial institutions in Germany, Great Britian and Iowa.
Of the 17 cards, Dubai police say all but four of the Master Cards were issued by Meta Financial Group Inc., a lender based in Storm Lake, Iowa, that operates under the name MetaBank, their chairman, James S. Haahr.
MetaBank has three locations in Sioux Falls and their main office is located on south Western Avenue. The president and CEO of Meta Financial Group and MetaBank is the chairman’s son, J. Tyler Haahr; who works and lives here in Sioux Falls.
The Associated Press says Dubai police tied MetaBank to another american company Payoneer Inc., which provides prepaid mastercards issued by Metabank and other lenders.
The role of the privately held company, which is based in New York and has a research and development center in Tel Aviv, Israel was not immediately clear.
What we do know is that Dubai police claim the hit team used credit cards obtained with fake passports to pay for plane tickets and Dubai hotels, including preliminary scouting missions as early as March of last year.
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