>>16463339 lb

Famous arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi built "Captain Bob's" yacht, famously named Lady Ghislaine. Prolly another Rothschild agent. Trump purchased it later.

Khashoggi’s Fall

Lavish villas, perfumed houris, costume balls, fabulous deals with foreign powers and Oriental potentates—Adnan Khashoggi’s life was an eighties remake of The Thousand and One Nights. The rumors started during the Iran-contra scandal, and the Saudi arms dealer once touted as the richest man in the world had to resort to such inconvenient economies as selling his famous yacht to Donald Trump. Now, after three months in a Swiss jail, he’s been extradited to the U.S. on charges of mail fraud and obstruction of justice.

In 1990, a United States federal jury in Manhattan acquitted Khashoggi and Imelda Marcos, widow of the exiled Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, of racketeering and fraud.

Died on Jun 06, 2017.

His nephew, Jamal Khashoggi, died on October 2, 2018.

Jamal Khashoggi was cousins with Dodi Fayed, who was Princess Di's boyfriend and who also died in their famous car crash.

>>16463535

The Marcoses, Khashoggi and six others initially were charged in federal court in October, 1988, with stealing $103 million in Philippine funds and then defrauding U.S. banks of $165 million to buy prime Manhattan properties between 1972 and 1978.

Khashoggi is accused of obstructing justice by helping the Marcoses conceal their interest in four New York office buildings. He allegedly submitted forged and backdated documents purporting to show that he had acquired the properties before a federal court order was issued freezing the Marcos assets around the world.

Whose [F] interests were they "really" concealing?

>>16463644

Robert Maxwell (born Ján Ludvík Hyman Binyamin Hoc) was Ghislaine's father. He was born in a town called Solotvynof, which is now in Ukraine.

>>16464023

Spooks like to keep the whole family involved.

>>16464066

These fat cats like Maxwell and Khashoggi are probably only one step away from the Rothschilds. Notice how they seem to only get to "use" all that wealth for a while, then have to eventually give it back at some point?

There's at least one step up from there I think. How to get there though?