1998 - In an interview by Mark Stokes, Christine Maxwell reveals her globalist vision for the future:
"During our conversation, I [Stokes] commented on the breadth of her reach globally by indicating that she seems to be a world citizen rather than one tied to a specific city or country. This is the essence of a new perspective of women via the Internet... 'It is true that I feel I don't belong to any particular country,' she says. 'I do feel like a global citizen. I think women have a particularly important role to play as they rear young children into the new millennium. I believe that as geographic frontiers become less relevant and as we find that becoming citizens of the world means something to more and more people, women - and all parents - must learn how to educate their children in what it means to live locally and act globally. It's more than just words. We are only just beginning to understand what global citizenship is all about, and the Internet is fundamental to our ability... to achieve a better and more effective understanding of our individual and collective role in this highly networked world.'"
1999 - Chiliad Inc. is allegedly cofounded this year by Christine Maxwell. This contradicts other sources, and probably reflects the co.'s first introduction to the public sector.
1999 - Chiliad Inc. partners with Hewlett Packard. Carly Fiorina is the new CEO of HP at the time.
1999 – Ian and Kevin Maxwell, brothers of the Maxwell sisters, round up private investors in the United States to create Telemonde, a company involved in the business of buying and leasing telecommunications bandwidth.
Dec. 31, 1999 - The Boston Globe:
"Commtouch will help Microsoft in international markets where the software giant doesn't yet do email business... Companies and web sites such as Excite Inc., Discovery Channel, and Business Week pay Commtouch to provide email and other services to their customers. About 8.5 million people use Commtouch's email system, which is available in 16 languages. The company said it adds 25,000 new users daily... Microsoft wants to capture a little bit of that value for itself... Commtouch provides email services to telecommunications equipment maker Ericson AB, while Microsoft plans to work with Ericson to develop software to bring internet features to wireless phones."
Mar. 23, 2000 – An article in the New York Post describes Jeffrey Epstein as “an enigmatic figure. Rumors abound — including wild ones about a career in the Mossad and, contrarily, the CIA.”
July 2000 – A Guardian article describes Isabel Maxwell, president of Commtouch, as "one of the toughest and best connected female internet entrepreneurs. In Israel she is lauded for her charity work and sits on the board of governors of former prime minister Shimon Peres' Centre for Peace, alongside such luminaries as Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Jimmy Carter and Larry Ellson.”
Nov. 2000 – "Started last year with $3 million in angel funding from family and friends, Chiliad jumped from the shadows [recently] by announcing a $24.5 million investment from Hewlett-Packard Co... The two companies also formed a strategic alliance in which Chiliad will use HP servers, storage, consulting, and software, while HP will explore how to use the start-up's search technology in its products..." The company also has a working relationship with Cisco Systems.
2000 – Christine Maxwell delivers a discussion paper to UNESCO's InfoEthics 2000 Conference.
2000 – Epstein founds the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation to fund and support cutting-edge science around the world.
2001 – Reports indicate that there are over 100,000 child pornography sites on the internet.
2001 – 17-year-old Virginia Roberts is forced by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to have sex with Prince Andrew.
2001 – Michael Isikoff Interview with Carly Fiorina (Sept. 2015):
"In the weeks following the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001, she received a phone call from Michael Hayden, then the director of the NSA, asking her assistance in providing HP computer servers to the NSA for expanded surveillance."
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1998 - In an interview by Mark Stokes, Christine Maxwell reveals her globalist vision for the future:
"During our conversation, I [Stokes] commented on the breadth of her reach globally by indicating that she seems to be a world citizen rather than one tied to a specific city or country. This is the essence of a new perspective of women via the Internet... 'It is true that I feel I don't belong to any particular country,' she says. 'I do feel like a global citizen. I think women have a particularly important role to play as they rear young children into the new millennium. I believe that as geographic frontiers become less relevant and as we find that becoming citizens of the world means something to more and more people, women - and all parents - must learn how to educate their children in what it means to live locally and act globally. It's more than just words. We are only just beginning to understand what global citizenship is all about, and the Internet is fundamental to our ability... to achieve a better and more effective understanding of our individual and collective role in this highly networked world.'"
1999 - Chiliad Inc. is allegedly cofounded this year by Christine Maxwell. This contradicts other sources, and probably reflects the co.'s first introduction to the public sector.
1999 - Chiliad Inc. partners with Hewlett Packard. Carly Fiorina is the new CEO of HP at the time.
1999 – Ian and Kevin Maxwell, brothers of the Maxwell sisters, round up private investors in the United States to create Telemonde, a company involved in the business of buying and leasing telecommunications bandwidth.
Dec. 31, 1999 - The Boston Globe:
"Commtouch will help Microsoft in international markets where the software giant doesn't yet do email business... Companies and web sites such as Excite Inc., Discovery Channel, and Business Week pay Commtouch to provide email and other services to their customers. About 8.5 million people use Commtouch's email system, which is available in 16 languages. The company said it adds 25,000 new users daily... Microsoft wants to capture a little bit of that value for itself... Commtouch provides email services to telecommunications equipment maker Ericson AB, while Microsoft plans to work with Ericson to develop software to bring internet features to wireless phones."
Mar. 23, 2000 – An article in the New York Post describes Jeffrey Epstein as “an enigmatic figure. Rumors abound — including wild ones about a career in the Mossad and, contrarily, the CIA.”
July 2000 – A Guardian article describes Isabel Maxwell, president of Commtouch, as "one of the toughest and best connected female internet entrepreneurs. In Israel she is lauded for her charity work and sits on the board of governors of former prime minister Shimon Peres' Centre for Peace, alongside such luminaries as Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Jimmy Carter and Larry Ellson.”
Nov. 2000 – "Started last year with $3 million in angel funding from family and friends, Chiliad jumped from the shadows [recently] by announcing a $24.5 million investment from Hewlett-Packard Co... The two companies also formed a strategic alliance in which Chiliad will use HP servers, storage, consulting, and software, while HP will explore how to use the start-up's search technology in its products..." The company also has a working relationship with Cisco Systems.
2000 – Christine Maxwell delivers a discussion paper to UNESCO's InfoEthics 2000 Conference.
2000 – Epstein founds the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation to fund and support cutting-edge science around the world.
2001 – Reports indicate that there are over 100,000 child pornography sites on the internet.
2001 – 17-year-old Virginia Roberts is forced by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to have sex with Prince Andrew.
2001 – Michael Isikoff Interview with Carly Fiorina (Sept. 2015):
"In the weeks following the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001, she received a phone call from Michael Hayden, then the director of the NSA, asking her assistance in providing HP computer servers to the NSA for expanded surveillance."