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Possibly. It could equally be a veterinary referral surgery, the ones that deal with awkward cases with pets that normal vets can't solve. That gets really expensive really quickly.
I strongly suspect that Trump and Q are using the NATO exercises as cover for their covert operations - it's a perfect cover story and highly plausible to the public.
"The best place to hide a tree is in a forest". If the public have been desensitised by a couple of weeks' worth of military hardware flying overhead, they will stop looking. Also, other NATO countries may not notice other planes sneaking off, as us Planefags have noted with T-785, NAF11 and others.
The autism is strong in you. Use it wisely.
He's married to the Corps. End of story.
The C-17 seen earlier today landed at Riga, Latvia.
Simple. "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.".A man on the inside is easier to monitor.
This is The Wild West, don't keep your hopes up. The chaos sustains us.
#Me too. Roger that.
Matt Bellamy's dad was in The Tornados, the band that recorded 'Telstar'. That's why the beginning of the tracks sounds so much like 'Telstar' as he used the same instrument on the Muse track.
Telstar, for comparison.
Dutch Air Force NAF11 returning from Kaunas, Lithuania.
I did a mini-dig yesterday on Nordic Capital and it's backed by a Soros-styled guy who owns EQT, a capital investment company that is trying to sell Nordic Capital.
SINGAPORE/COPENHAGEN, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Private equity firm EQT has put Denmark-based Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), the world’s largest regional aircraft lessor, up for sale just 2-1/2 years after buying a majority stake in the company, two sources familiar with the matter said.
Swedish private equity firm EQT acquired a 54 percent stake in NAC in August 2015. NAC’s fleet of more than 350 aircraft is valued at $5.3 billion, according to the company’s website. The sources said Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs were assisting EQT on the sale. The sources declined to be identified as they were not authorised to speak to the media.
An EQT spokeswoman declined to comment.
The $140-billion a year global aircraft financing industry has been flooded with new money in the last five years, especially from China.
NAC is likely to appeal to U.S. investors and Canadian pension funds, one financial source said.
Also, China has earmarked this sector as one it wants to expand into, which could make the company attractive to Chinese lessors, the source added.
NAC founder and chairman Martin Moller and Kirkbi Invest, a Danish investment company owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family, which also owns Lego Group, both hold minority stakes in the company.
It was unclear if the minority shareholders had intention to sell. A NAC spokeswoman said the company does not comment on market rumours. Kirkbi declined to comment.
http://www.eqtpartners.com/Organization/Board-of-Directors/
Could Thomas von Koch be related to the |Koch brothers in the US?
This is the link between EQT and Nordic Aviation Capital. the owner of the spoopy Cabal Airways ATR-72s that we are tracking.
Balls! I forgot the bloody link! hare it is…
http://www.eqtpartners.com/Investments/Current-Portfolio/nordic-aviation-capital/