Bernard Kerik

Bernard Kerik     (fraudster, policeman, deep state actor)
Born	Bernard Bailey Kerik 1955-09-04 Newark, New Jersey, U.S.
Alma mater	Empire State College, Harvard/Kennedy School
Religion	Roman Catholicism
Children	• Lisa Joseph • Celine Angelina
Spouse	Linda Hales
Party	Republican
A criminal sidekick whom Rudy Giuliani appointed to New York City Police Commissioner and suggested for United States Secretary of Homeland Security.  Acting Minister of the Interior of Iraq In office May 18, 2003 - September 2, 2003  New York City Police Commissioner  In office August 21, 2000 - December 31, 2001 Succeeded by Raymond Kelly  Correction Commissioner of the New York City Department of Correction In office 1998 - 2000

Career

In December 1997, Kerik was also appointed by New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani to the New York City Gambling Control Commission. On August 21, 2000 Giuliani appointed him the 40th New York City Police Commissioner.

September 11th, 2001

On the day of 9/11, as New York City Police Commissioner, Kerik was the first to announce the official narrative that explosives were not used to demolish the World Trade Center His department also produced the undamaged passport of Satam al-Suqami which supposedly survived the impact and fireball that destroyed both the plane's black boxes.

CNN reported on 9/11 that it was getting reports of men driving a van on the New Jersey Turnpike which was pulled over for unclear reasons, and found to contain "tons of explosives". Some minutes later, Kerik contradicted these earlier reports, stating that although 3 arrests had taken place, the van was not stopped on the George Washington Bridge, and that no explosives were found. He did not give a reason for the arrests.

Trip to Israel

Kerik left for a four-day trip to Israel on August 26th, 2001, "where he will meet with government officials to discuss anti-terror tactics and Israeli traffickers of Ecstasy pills." While there he met with Eithan Wertheimer, whose loan was involved in Kerik's later indictment.

Criminal conviction

In 2009 Kerik pleaded guilty before U.S. federal prosecutors to 8 charges including criminal conspiracy, tax fraud, and lying under oath. Kerik was sentenced to four years in federal prison on February 18, 2010.

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