Anonymous ID: 0861e0 July 28, 2022, 12:04 p.m. No.16922406   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16922231

Boardrooms funding the death of unborns?

Do we support these companies?

Do we start a BDS movement against them?

Who has made a list?

 

BOYCOTT

DIVEST

SANCTION

Anonymous ID: 0861e0 July 28, 2022, 12:09 p.m. No.16923040   🗄️.is 🔗kun

28 Jun, 2022 11:52

Hungary reiterates its stance on Russia sanctions

(Hungary the only one supporting their people and country)

‘No one should lecture us on our relations with Russia’, Budapest’s envoy to Germany says

 

Hungary does not want to be lectured on its relations with Moscow and does not plan to impose “radical sanctions” against Russia, the country’s ambassador to Germany Peter Gyorkos said in an interview with Die Welt on Monday.

 

The diplomat was asked to explain Hungary’s position on the hostilities between Russia and Ukraine and why Budapest continued to go against the EU in many aspects relating to the conflict.

 

“No one should lecture us on our relations with Russia,” insisted the diplomat, adding that Hungary “knows from its history” that a confrontation with Moscow is something that should be avoided by all possible means.

 

He noted that Hungary has supported all the EU sanctions imposed on Russia up until the sixth round, which included significant energy restrictions. The ambassador said that Hungary depends on Russian supplies, and that it would take “time and money to reduce dependence,” which is why Budapest has so far refused to support “radical sanctions” and is opposed to an “immediate halt to energy imports.”

 

Gyorkos also took issue with Kiev’s attempts to pressure Budapest to allow the transfer of weapons from Germany to Ukraine through its territory, stating that “Ukraine’s critical comments are irritating.” He noted that Hungary has “been doing a lot for Ukraine” even if it did not support the movement of weapons.

 

“Russia has made it clear that arms deliveries will become legitimate military targets,” Gyorkos insisted, pointing out that many Hungarian minorities that live on the Ukrainian side of the border could potentially be put in danger. “We can’t allow that. As simple as that,” said the diplomat.

 

“Germany is doing a lot for Ukraine. The Germans have already paid a price for this and they will continue to pay for it,” said the diplomat, noting that despite all this, Ukraine continued to respond with “unfair” criticism of Berlin.

 

“It also bothers me when Ukraine criticizes us. Hungary does a lot for Ukraine,” Gyorkos insisted, noting that Hungary has accepted over 750,000 refugees from Ukraine, many of which have stayed in the country.

 

Last week, Balazs Orban - a senior adviser to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban - insisted that the EU should stop targeting Russia with new sanctions altogether, and instead focus on finding alternative means of achieving peace through negotiations.

 

The politician, who is not related to the PM, insisted that any further sanctions on Russia would only serve to hurt the EU’s economy without having a significant effect on Moscow.

 

Earlier this month, the prime minister warned that any potential gas embargo on Russia would “ruin the whole European economy” and has insisted that only a peaceful solution to the conflict could curb inflation and save the economy from further shocks.

 

https://www.rt.com/news/557978-hungary-russia-sanctions-stance/

Anonymous ID: 0861e0 July 28, 2022, 12:10 p.m. No.16923110   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5400

>>16922288

Planted and picked some crops once upon a time.

Fast forward hundreds of years they did not make American anything but more dangerous through their incessant breeding and criminal behavior.

Anonymous ID: 0861e0 July 28, 2022, 12:11 p.m. No.16923279   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3994

Tony Blair’s son built a $587m fortune

 

Tony Blair’s son Euan has an estimated paper fortune of £337 million ($587 million) after his Multiverse start-up secured fresh investments that pushed its value over £1 billion for the first time.

 

The Google-backed education technology start-up has secured a $US220 million ($305 million) investment to expand into the US operations, Multiverse said on Wednesday.

 

With Euan Blair owning at least 25 per cent of the company, its new valuation of $US1.7 billion means his shareholding is worth a minimum of £337 million. A company spokesman declined to say what Blair’s precise shareholding is but confirmed it is between 25 per cent and 50 per cent.

 

The latest fundraising means Blair’s shareholding has quadrupled in value, from around £160 million in September last year after a Series C funding round led to a $US130 million cash injection from US investors.

 

It comes just a week after Euan Blair was awarded his first honour, for services to education. It means he was given his first honour 30 years sooner than his father, who secured a knighthood at the age of 68 in January.

 

Multiverse is an apprenticeship training provider and jobs board, linking potential tech apprentices with employers. Founded in 2016 by Euan Blair, the company’s unique selling point is directly opposed to his father’s flagship

 

Tony Blair’s Labour government pledged that 50 per cent of all school leavers would go to university in a massive expansion of state-funded post-18 education.

 

Now, 15 years after his father stepped down as prime minister, the younger Blair has made hundreds of millions from picking up the young people left behind by that policy.

 

“Mandating degrees, and making admissions officers the gatekeepers for great careers, means leaving out thousands of talented individuals,” Euan Blair said.

 

“This funding will help us bring more people without degrees or in need of re-skilling into tech careers and ultimately create a more diverse group of future leaders.”

 

https://www.theage.com.au/business/entrepreneurship/how-tony-blair-s-son-built-a-587m-fortune-20220609-p5asd3.html

 

nothing to see here

Anonymous ID: 0861e0 July 28, 2022, 12:16 p.m. No.16923905   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16923648

 

This is Mind blowing anons, posting in 3 parts

 

Christian University at the Center of Federal Trafficking and Fraud Probe

By Naveed Jamali AND Tom O'Connor On 4/22/22 at 4:32 PM EDT

Part 1 of 3

 

Olivet University, aChristian college with ties to a co-owner of Newsweek, is under investigation again, just two years after it was fined in a money laundering case, federal and local officials said.

 

The new probe, conducted by the federal government, is also investigating money laundering in addition to human and labor trafficking and visa fraud, a former senior official of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) told Newsweek. The former official, who was briefed on the investigation, characterized it as "complex and significant."

 

Agents from Homeland Security Investigations, the principal investigative arm of DHS, searched Olivet's campus in Anza, California, a year ago along with police from Riverside County, officials said.

 

Newsweek confirmed the details in this story with seven current and former federal and local officials with knowledge of the Olivet case. In discussing the open investigation, most of the officials spoke to Newsweek on condition of anonymity; they were not authorized to speak to the media.

 

"A joint investigation by a local sheriff's office and HSI, given HSI's typical mandate, could suggest that such an investigation concerns matters beyond white collar financial crimes," Preston Burton, a former federal prosecutor and defense attorney who is not connected to the case, told Newsweek.

 

Olivet, a little-known Christian university founded by Korean-American cleric David Jang, was thrust into thenational media spotlight in 2018 when the Manhattan District Attorney charged it in a fraud and money laundering scheme. Olivet pled guilty to several charges and paid a $1.25 million fine. Tracy Davis, the president of Olivet University at the time of the guilty plea, was recently Dean for Academic Affairs.Her husband Johnathan Davis owns 50 percent of Newsweek.

 

Newsweek's CEO and President, Dev Pragad, who owns the other 50 percent, says he has left Jang's Christian sect, the World Olivet Assembly, and has no ties to Olivet University. Johnathan Davis is also CEO of IBT Media, which was Newsweek's corporate parent until 2018.

 

"The investigation included the principals of Olivet and their other corporate entities including IBT," the former DHS official said.

 

When asked whether Newsweek was a subject of the investigation, officials said the probe was focused on Olivet.

 

At leastfour federal and local agencies are investigating Olivet University, the officials said. Homeland Security Investigations confirmed to Newsweekthat the search warrant was executed on the school's Anza campus on April 21, 2021.

 

Federal agents who raided the campus in Southern California's "High Desert" region, about 90 miles northeast of San Diego, were looking for any evidence of "force, fraud, or coercion" in relation to international students who were primarily from China or South Korea, according to the former senior DHS official who was briefed on the case.

 

The former official, who retired from DHS after the search warrant was executed, told Newsweek that agents were investigating whether Olivet sponsored U.S. visas for foreign students,mostly from China, who then spent most of their time in the United States working rather than studying and who were paid well below minimum wage. The officials did not say what kind of work the students were suspected of doing.

 

https://www.newsweek.com/christian-university-center-federal-trafficking-fraud-probe-1699857