All LB (notable) >>13706085, >>13706113, >>13706119, >>13706133 Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America.

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Qatar Investment Authority

As primary stakeholder in both Glencore and therefore the "consortium", the QIA effectively 'owns' the 19%. Theprincipals are obfuscated by use of shell companies,traceable to the same Cayman Islands address of Schwarzman's.Rudy Giuliani's former firm White & Casenegotiated the transaction, and Sberbank/Alfa bank financed it with cover from Italy's Intesa bank to obfuscate funding.

The Qatar Investment Authority (Arabic: ) (QIA) is Qatar's state-owned holding company that can be characterized as a National Wealth Fund. It specializes in domestic and foreign investment. The QIA was founded by the State of Qatar in 2005 to strengthen the country's economy by diversifying into new asset classes. The fund is a member of the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds and is therefore signed up to the Santiago Principles on best practice in managing sovereign wealth funds.

Article mentions:

• Rosneft ( subject to EU and US sanctions following Russia’s seizure of Crimea in 2014)

• Glencore

• Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo bank

• Singapore-based company known as QHG Shares Pte Ltd

• a little known organization based out of the Cayman Islands known as QHG Cayman Limited

• The Blackstone Group

• Intertrust, a Dutch trust firm

• "So essentially QIA owns the entire deal. As primary stakeholder in both Glencore and therefore the "consortium", the QIA effectively 'owns' the 19%. The principals are obfuscated by use of shell companies, traceable to the Cayman Islands. There is speculation thatTrump associate Steve Schwarzman of the Blackstone Groupis involved, and a potential missing link in the Rosneft-Trump scandal"

• QIA has purchased $3.78 billion in Manhattan properties since 2014, including 111 West 33rd Street, 501 Seventh Avenue and 250 West 57th Street.[44]

• QIA owns a 44% stake in its partnership with Brookfield Property Partners on a new mixed-use development delivering in 2019 that will include five separate buildings.[45]

• In April 2015, the Permanent Mission of the State of Qatar purchased four apartment units for roughly $45 million at a development within the United Nations Plaza.[46]

• In January 2014, the Qatari government bought a 20,500-square-foot townhouse for $100 million in Manhattan’s Upper East Side to be redeveloped into its consulate. From 2012-2013, Qatar’s prime minister at the time, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani, purchased $285 million in apartments on Manhattan

not in this anon's wheelhouse. need an auditfag type.

https://www.sutori.com/item/qatar-investment-authority-as-primary-stakeholder-in-both-glencore-and-therefore

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>>13706379

Q called. He wants you to try harder.

>>13706444

It'd be nice if first arrest was for ATTEMPTED murder of JFK Jr.

That would shock the world.

>>13706573

shhhhh. it's a secret.

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>>13706414

The Trump B of A 555 / Qatar Investment Authority reminds anon of this one.

The Emir of Qatar’s brother ordered him to kill, says Pasco defense contractor’s lawsuit

Matthew Pittard said he was hired to protect Qatari royalty. But he ended up needing protection, according to his federal lawsuit.

A Pasco County defense contractor says a member of the Qatari royal family asked him to kill two people then later held him against his will, according to a federal lawsuit filed against Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad al Thani.

Matthew Pittard said he was hired to protect al Thani, the brother of the Emir of Qatar, in September 2017. But the relationship quickly soured.

Pittard’s lawsuit was filed last month in the Middle District of Florida in conjunction with Matthew Allende of California. Both alleged that al Thani withheld their wages and overtime, performed “unfair and/or deceptive acts,” and retaliated against them.

The pair said they they were often forced to work 60 to 96 hour work-weeks with no overtime — and with minimal breaks to eat or sleep.

Pittard, 45, said it was his job to provide security services to al Thani and his family, both in the the U.S. and in Doha, Qatar. Shortly after he was hired, Pittard said al Thani asked him to murder a man and a woman al Thani “viewed as threats to his social reputation and personal security,” the lawsuit said.

Pittard said he refused, but continued to work for al Thani until July 2018.

moar at https://www.tampabay.com/news/pasco/2019/08/13/the-emir-of-qatars-brother-ordered-him-to-kill-says-pasco-defense-contractors-lawsuit/