Kissinger Associates, Inc.

" • connected to several banks known for money laundering, especially in the facilitation of drug trafficking and weapon sales

• helped to arm Saddam Hussein in the buildup to the Gulf War

• employs high-level government officials

• client base largely dependent upon the connections of Henry Kissinger

Kissinger Associates, Inc. is an international consultancy firm that is owned and run by Henry Kissinger. The company was incorporated April 7, 1982 in the state of Delaware, though its primary offices are located in New York City. The company is extremely secretive and it is difficult to uncover information about them. Despite the fact that they have operated for more than twenty years, been involved in several multinational scandals resulting in congressional investigations, and are headed by one of the most notorious political figures in modern history, there is virtually no information available about them in traditional sources. They do not seem to produce an annual report. There is no record of SEC filings. The only bits of information come from combing through old press releases, news articles, and brief biographies on event participant lists. The company operated a website for five years with nothing but the firm’s name and two phone numbers.

Connection to BCCI

Beginning in the fall of 1986 and continuing through 1989, Kissinger Associates began engaging in talks with the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI), a known front for international money laundering and drug trafficking operations with extensive ties to the Central Intelligence Agency. The official U.S. Senate report which attempted to investigate BCCI’s true nature reports that several members of Kissinger Assocates “seriously explored finding ways to link BCCI’s global network of banks with the services being offered by Kissinger Associates. Discussions between representatives of BCCI and representatives of Kissinger Associates took place over an 18 month period concerning the possibility of merging the capabilities of BCCI and Kissinger Associates on various, mostly unspecified, projects. Following BCCI’s indictment, discussions continued as to whether Kissinger Associates could help BCCI respond to the ramifications of that indictment. These discussions ended in early 1989 at Henry Kissinger’s personal insistence...”

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