Mueller Gets CAUGHT !!!

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Nadler and Mueller's "most important files." Are these a subtext of the Mueller report? Are they accessible to the public? If not, why not?

 

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For Ohr's fixation on aluminum magnate Deripaska, it seems a good idea for more background into Russia's aluminum business. When we dig deeper, we find that a question to ask Bruce Ohr is his knowledge of the Sandy Hook coincidence. Deripaska

'While the aluminum business seemed to be an unexpected detour for Berezovsky, there were certain signs that he had been involved before. A 1993 oil-and-gas yearbook, compiled by a Los Angeles-based trade publication and the big accounting firm Ernst and Young, listed the major commodity export contracts fulfilled in the first years of the Yeltsin regime; the yearbook listed Logovaz as having exported 840,000 tons of aluminum in 1991-2. This was a massive shipment -- worth about $1 billion at the time. I was never able to confirm the shipment with any other source; if Logovaz really did export such a large amount of aluminum, it seems likely that it was merely lending its name and Special Export status to a deal concocted by someone else. In any case, Logovaz's Special Export status was withdrawn tow years later and Logovaz was nowhere to be seen in the aluminum business for the duration of the 1990s.(47)

(47) Russian Petroleum Investor, The Complete Guide, p. 76; Davydov interview; Aluminum executive source. The huge size of the aluminum shipment attributed to Logovaz is surprising, to say the least. The yearbook's information seems to be based on registrations with the Customs Service and the Ministry of Foreign Trade. The authors of the yearbook are reputable: a Los Angeles-based consultancy called Russian Petroleum Investor, industry newsletter Petroleum Intelligence Weekly, and the big accounting firm Ernst & Young. The yearbook is impressive in its level of detail. It lists the precise dates and registration numbers for foreign trade licenses, for instance. But I found no corroborating evidence that Logovaz handled a third of Russia's aluminum exports in 1992.'
(Klebnikov, Godfather of the Kremlin, Aluminum Magnates, pp. 312 & 390)

Adam Lanza's brother worked for Ernst and Young on the East Coast. Bruce Ohr would have knowledge of the history of the Russian aluminum business and Berezovsky's (and Chechen Lev Chorney's) role in it. Klebnikov does not mention Deripaska in his book, which is a gap in histories and chrons.

 

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A very informative video.

Rep. Gaetz Reacts to Bruce Ohr's Notes About Steele (Trump: I Think Bruce Ohr is a Disgrace)

 

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@ timepoint 5:00 '"Rosenstein won't tell us when he first learned that Nellie Ohr was working for Fusion GPS."

Here also is the important fact that Ohr unlawfully failed to report his wife's income from that employment.

 

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Below is another link to athletics, a link to aluminum. The Abramovich mansion in London links the aluminum business undoubtedly known to Bruce Ohr. Here is more background:

'Berezovsky felt sufficiently at ease under the new administration to embark on one of the biggest takeovers of his career. In the autumn of 1999 he began preparations for assuming control of some of Russia's largest aluminum companies. The purchases were announced on 11 Feb 2000. The oil company, Sibneft, disclosed that certain "shareholders of Sibneft" had purchased controlling stakes in the Bratsk and Krasnoyarsk aluminum smelters -- the two largest in the country. On the same day, a spokesman for the owner of Russia's fifth largest aluminum smelter, Novokuznetsk, announced that a controlling stake in the smelter had been bought by Logovaz. At a stroke, Berezovsky, Abramovich, and certain other partners had taken over two thirds of the Russian aluminum industry. It was a huge prize. Russia was the second-largest aluminum producer in the world, after the United States. Aluminum wasd one of the country's top foreign exchange earners. It was also one of the most gangster-infested parts of Russian industry.
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In 1991, the Chorny brothers hooked up with David Reuben, a small international metals trader based in London....Reuben, through his London company, Trans World Metals Ltd., would sell; the aluminum to foreign buyers.....In Terms of metal produced, Trans World would claim to be the third-largest aluminum comp[any in the world.....A former athletics trainer, Bykov had formed a much-feared association of sports clubs in Krasnoyarsk in the late 1980s. He soon went into business, taking control of local hotels, casinos, and car dealerships. But Bykov's biggest prize was the Krasnoyarsk Aluminum Smelter. The sportsman had started a metals trading company in the summer of 1992 and over the next five years would relentlessly proceed to gain total control of the smelter. The battle for Krasnoyarsk Aluminum was exceptionally bloody, even by Russian standards; at least five top executives were assassinated gangland-style.'
(Klebnikov, op cit. pp. 307-9)

 

[Kondor3]

...Again there is no Sudden changes All sudden changes comes from certain domino set up change Wars come from overlooking the harm and it becomes too late

You really do need to go back to Moscow Junior College and ask for a refund on your English-as-a-Second-Language night-school class.

I don't think there's even a coherent thought within that post, never mind a coherent sentence.

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Then again... maybe it's a LibTard masquerading as a Russian troll... to make TrumpBots look even worse than they already do.

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Pray, tell, O Wise One... when may we expect indictments against Mueller by his good friend Robert Barr?

 

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G&B's discourse is still understandable. We catch the drift, don't you?

 

[Dragonlady]

G&B's discourse is still understandable. We catch the drift, don't you?

Yes. We understand perfectly that he’s an idiot Russian.

 

[GreenAndBlue]

...Again there is no Sudden changes All sudden changes comes from certain domino set up change Wars come from overlooking the harm and it becomes too late

You really do need to go back to Moscow Junior College and ask for a refund on your English-as-a-Second-Language night-school class.

I don't think there's even a coherent thought within that post, never mind a coherent sentence.

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Then again... maybe it's a LibTard masquerading as a Russian troll... to make TrumpBots look even worse than they already do.

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Pray, tell, O Wise One... when may we expect indictments against Mueller by his good friend Robert Barr?

Polls on how a nation goes more to conservatism as one AGE proves democrats are the unwise that votes in harm

This also proves the educational system totally corrupt by hiding this understanding and lying on top of hiding the truth

 

[GreenAndBlue]

G&B's discourse is still understandable. We catch the drift, don't you?

Simply dishonest people who tries so hard to cover up their unwise mental issues

Reasonable people understands easily

 

[GreenAndBlue]

...Again there is no Sudden changes All sudden changes comes from certain domino set up change Wars come from overlooking the harm and it becomes too late

You really do need to go back to Moscow Junior College and ask for a refund on your English-as-a-Second-Language night-school class.

I don't think there's even a coherent thought within that post, never mind a coherent sentence.

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Then again... maybe it's a LibTard masquerading as a Russian troll... to make TrumpBots look even worse than they already do.

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Pray, tell, O Wise One... when may we expect indictments against Mueller by his good friend Robert Barr?

Which is better to find the best ??

Is 10 years of experience or 40 years ??


Democrats are crooks and low logics who elects crooks

 

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The mental issue with democrats stems from hominids coming out of Africa, which groups had a choice of which protection-racket trajectory: prudery or promiscuity. Guess which trajectory the democrats chose.

 

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If G&B were an American Indian whose language was disappearing due to ethnocide-genocide, G&B would hear our language as strange in much the same way. For example, this is a machinic translation of Russian:

Berezovsky felt sufficiently at ease under the new administration to embark on one of the biggest takeovers of his career.
Berrezovskii chuvstvoval sebia dostatochno spokoino pri novoi administratsii, chtoby pristupit' k odnomu iz krupneishikh biznes-zakhvatov v svoei kar'ere.

In the autumn of 1999 he began preparations for assuming control of some of Russia's largest aluminum companies.
Letom 1999 goda on nachal podgotovku k ustanovleniiu kontrolia nad nekotorymi iz krupneishikh rossiiskikh aliuminievykh.

Tomorrow we will re-translate the above sentences less machinically. The homework assignment is Klebnikov, p. 307.

 

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10 Jun 2019 Moscow Times American Banker and Putin Ally Dealt in Access and Assets, Emails Reveal
American Banker and Putin Ally Dealt in Access and Assets, Emails Reveal - The Moscow Times
'....Renaissance Capital....'

Here is what Klebnikov has to say, recalling Peter Sellers loaning the government money in Being There (1979):

'p. 197-8. Loans for Shares. The idea for loans for shares auctions was first mentioned to me in 1994 by Boris Jordan, the American investment banker, then head of CS First Boston's Russian equity operations. Jordan argued the Russian government should organize a gigantic debt-for-equity deal. In early 1995, he left CS First Boston and established a Russian based company called Renaissance Capital; his partner was one of Russia's leading bankers, Vladimir Potanin. Together they developed the debt-for-equity idea. The plan called for Russia's leading banks to lend the cash-strapped government $2 billion, collateralized by big stakes in some of the country's best industrial companies. The banks would hang on to tho9se equity stakes until the companies could be privatized in a second round of auctions in 1997.

p. 271. Chubais changed the plans for Svyazinvest once again. Now only a blocking share (25 percent plus one share) would be privatized and it would be sold to the highest bidder at auction. Two rivals emerged. One was Vladimir Potanin's Onexim Bank, backed up by Renaissance Capital, Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Morgan Stanley Asset Management, and most important, hedge fund operator, George Soros. The other bidder was Vladimir Gusinsky's Most Group, together with Alfa Bank, Credit Suisse First Boston, and the Spanish company Telofonica. Gusinsky's most important supporter, however, was Berezovsky.'
(Klebnikov, op cit)

 

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The Moscow Times report above mentions the Mueller report, but does not mention the Soros connection to Renaissance Capital.

Memos: CEO of Russia's State Oil Company Offered Trump Advisor, Allies a Cut of Huge Deal If Sanctions Were Lifted
Memos: CEO of Russia's state oil company offered Trump adviser, allies a cut of huge deal if sanctions were lifted

 

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If Soros wants to control Colorado, note that Jefferson County is almost a neighbor to El Paso County and would be a high-population Soros target area. We think that facial recognition protests at Colorado Springs will link to this Colorado thread, post #3:

www.usmessageboard.com/threads/colorado-hotel-refuses-service-to-military-personnel-and-their-guest.746558/#post-22052097

 

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Tom Fitton on Christopher Steele's Relationship with the State Department

 

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Gutfeld: I'm tired of being told i didnt read the Mueller report.

Juan: but you didnt read it

Gutfeld: i know. i'm tired of being told that!

 

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Some can do the syllabus, some can't, but stupidity always gets precisely the reality it deserves.