GE Aerospace Provides Surveillance Equipment to Eleven Different Nations Including Foreign Adversaries

"Moreover, the word of the Lord came to me, saying, "And you, son of man, this is what the Lord God says to the land of Israel: 'An end! The end is coming on the four corners of the land. Now the end is upon you, for I will send My anger against you; I will judge you according to your ways and bring all your abominations upon you. And My eye will have no pity on you, nor will I spare you, but I will bring your ways upon you, and your abominations will be among you; then you will know that I am the Lord!""
---Ezekiel 7:1-4

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GE Aerospace's name is a misnomer. The company no longer manufactures aviation motors nor chassis and the company ceased manufacturing aerospace vehicle components after the United States Congress shelved the Apollo program. Instead. GE Aerospace manufactures telecommunications equipment used in satellites and automobiles.

The company also owns thirty-three call centers that provide support for the equipment they manufacture. Those call centers are scattered through the Midwestern United States and include servers that register and log the information retrieved through their satellite equipment. GE Aerospace provides this information to their customers in real time.

Publicly, GE Aerospace still claims to manufacture aircraft engines and other vehicle components. The false claims are meant to "give the people" the sense that the company produces "military weaponry." GE Aerospace presently receives more than a quarter trillion dollars a year from the United States Department of Defense to produce surveillance equipment.

GE Aerospace's business model is built around two revenue streams. The first is through contracts for mapping and geonavigational systems used by motor vehicle companies, cellular phone services, software companies, and the maritime industry. The second stream is through government surveillance contracts.

GE Aerospace's manufacturing hub is located on a thirty acre site in Evandale, Ohio that was once used to manufacture and assemble B1 Bombers. That site has since been converted into an assembly plant for surveillance equipment. It is serves as a distribution hub for sundry items. The sundry items warehoused within this facility trace to assembly plants owned by A.T. Kearney and rival criminal enterprises located in South America, Liberia, and Mainland China.

A.T. Kearney is a front company established by John David Rockefeller to legitimize illegal businesses and launder money for Cosa Nostra crime families. Rockefeller and his family members were once the organization's patriarchs.

A.T. Kearney presently has forty-four principal partners, all of whom are Cosa Nostra captains. GE's Board of Directors has been beholden to Cosa Nostra since 1981. John David Welch assumed control of the company in June of that year and refinanced the company through Cosa Nostra controlled banks. A.T. Kearney's roots stem from that deal. FBI director Christopher Michael Wray happens to be one of A.T. Kearney's principal partners.

GE Aerospace presently has controlling interests in seven of the ten largest commercial satellite tracking networks including OnStar, Raytheon, Garmin, Infosys, Helix, Sunnto, and Verizon Media. Four of the seven are used in automobiles (OnStar, Garmin, Infosys, and Garmin), two are used in advanced computing systems (Helix and Garmin), one is used in gaming equipment (Garmin), and one is used in aquatic navigational systems (Suunto). All seven systems are capable of record sound through imbedded microchips placed within GE Aerospace's navigational devices.

GE Aerospace is presently supplies surveillance technology to the militaries and intelligence agencies of eleven different governments including the Mexico, Canada, the United States, Columbia, Pakistan, India, Russia, Syria, Communist China, and the Taliban. All eleven contracts supply the same base technology, and all eleven tracking systems use the same eleven satellites.

GE Aerospace presently has contracts with four separate U.S. Government entities including the Department of Defense, the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Administration, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The HUD contract was signed by the Obama Administration on the recommendations of Leon Panetta and the Clinton Foundation.

The HUD's surveillance system tracks welfare recipients whereabouts, their spending, and categorizes each recipient based on whom they associate with and where they spend their money. GE aerospace provides similar surveillance technologies to India, Pakistan, Communist China, and the Taliban. GE Aerospace has a controlling interest in Experian PLC and a minority interest Visa International. Experian returns transaction processing data back to GE Aerospace to supplement their surveillance systems, and Visa international categorizes that information for GE Aerospace.

Author: Erik Gagnon - Chi Rho Consulting