This is just part 1… we all should be digging into U1, the companies, their ties to political campaigns, their amount raised.

We will not let this scandal to be swept under the rug.

From HRC - Russia

led by Hillary

senior officials in Obama admin did he know

Robert Mueller

James Comey

then AG Eric Holder + HRC [on the committee of foreign investment [approved the deal]

Robert Mueller who is now special counsel in the Russia investigation into potential collusion with the Trump campaign—had begun an investigation into corruption and extortion by senior managers of a company owned by the Russian government's nuclear company, Rosatom [is this the conflict POTUS REFERS TOO???]

the FBI found enough evidence to suggest [Vadim Mikerin], who headed the [Rosatom] subsidiary Tenex, was corrupt and high-level officials at Rosatom knew about his [bribery scheme].

In 2014, he pled guilty in a U.S. court case to orchestrating more than $2 million in bribe payments through shadowy accounts in [Cyprus, Latvia, and Switzerland.]

Sessions and Chuck Grassley announced a committee probe of the deal during a hearing with sessions

FBI said “no comment”

Rosatom began its purchase of Uranium One, a Canadian mining firm that has licenses to mine American uranium deposits in Kazakhstan, in 2009. The sale ended in 2013 and transferred the uranium—which made up 20 percent of American reserves—into Russian hands.

"in 2009, when the validity of the mining licenses was at issue, the Chairman of Uranium One, [Mr. Ian Telfer], donated $1 million to the [Clinton Foundation] via his family charity called the [Fernwood Foundation].”-

Grassley~

Telfer gives 1 mil to the [CF]

also 2008-20019 a total of 8.65 mil to the CF 9.65 mil

Gordon B Keep (investor?)

Telfer was also a major investor in the company UrAsia, Grassley wrote. "Between [2008 and 2010], Uranium One and Former UrAsia investors donated $8.65 million to the [Clinton Foundation*],” he said. These donations were made while the Uranium One sale was being [hammer]ed out.

UrAsia Energy Ltd

UrAsia Energy Ltd. is a Canadian-based uranium mining and development company with interests in projects in Kazakhstan.

SECTOR

Materials

INDUSTRY

Metals & Mining

SUB-INDUSTRY

Base Metals

FOUNDED

–

ADDRESS

3123 Three Bentall Centre 595 Burrard Street, POB 49139 Vancouver, BC V7X 1J1 Canada

PHONE

1-604-608-0824

WEBSITE

www.urasiaenergy.com

NO. OF EMPLOYEES

–

Executives

Name/Title

Gordon B Keep

Senior VP/Secretary

Susan Speight

VP:Marketing & Sales

Board Members

Name/Company

Douglas M Holtby "Doug"

Dr Robert Cross "Bob"

Muskwa Resources Ltd

https://www.rosatom.ru/en/all-enterprises/

http://www.rosatom.ru/en/about-us/

DIG DIG DIG

WWG1WGA

UNITED NOT DIVIDED

Part 2 on HRC and U1

https://legalinsurrection.com/2018/04/irans-weak-rial-causes-restriction-on-foreign-currency-amount-change-to-euro-as-reporting-currency/Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at 1:00pm

The slump comes at a time when many believe President Trump will scrap the Iranian nuclear deal put into place by President Obama. Trump’s final decision will come in early in May. For the past several months, “Iranians have rushed to buy hard currencies and [gold] coins in recent months” due to the possibility of America leaving the deal.

Iranian regime, has reported that the government has revealed a plan to change to the Euro “as its official reporting foreign currency” as the country’s rial continues to plummet.

The rial’s problems have caused citizens to rush to the banks to take out US dollars. This week, 60,000 rials could be purchased for just one American dollar.

Other causes include “political feuding” and some have accused traders “of deliberately driving the currency lower with speculative bots.”

The old official rate was costly to the government, and therefore limited to imports of selected goods that were deemed necessary.

Just this week the government said it could no longer offer it to students studying abroad, and they now have to buy foreign currency from the open market to pay for their tuition.

Then the Central Bank of Iran announced the change from the dollar to the Euro.

[Iran and Turkey] reached an agreement to trade in local currencies instead of the dollar or Euro. Medhi Kasrraeipour from the CBI said this route is only natural since “the use of the dollar is banned for Iran and traders are literally using alternative currencies in transactions.” On March 1, Iran officially blocked imports priced in the US dollar.

[Russia is also thinking about entering a deal with Iran and Turkey] to receive oil payments in local currencies. Russian Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak said that, “There is a common understanding that we need to move towards the use of national currencies in our settlements. There is a need for this, as well as the wish of the parties. This concerns both Turkey and Iran – we are considering an option of payment in national currencies with them. This requires certain factors in financial and economic sector and in banking sector.”

“I want to convert my rials into dollars and put them under my pillow,” said Yadollah, a 31-year-old van driver who sold his car last week and hoped to use 750m rials to buy more than $17,000. “The future is gloomy and it will become horrifying after the US withdraws from the nuclear accord. I cannot afford to keep rials.”

https://www.theexchange.com/ ??? Game related? Console?

https://www.latimes.com/world/middleeast/la-fg-science-nuclear-20150404-story.html

By Ralph Vartabedian and Paul Richter

Apr 03, 2015 | 6:44 PM

Javad Zarif

[The exchange] highlights the serious difficulties that the U.S. and [five] other world powers face in negotiating a detailed final agreement in an environment of [deep]{state?} distrust.

Turkey's prime minister said today that there was no need for fresh UN sanctions against Iran following an agreement under which Tehran would ship more than a tonne of its enriched uranium to Turkey as part an exchange deal. (source z)

"There is no Iran agreement, but rather a statement of principles that has to be fleshed out," said Linton Brooks, a former U.S. nuclear weapons chief and the final negotiator of the first strategic arms limitation agreement between the U.S. and Russia. "Nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to."

The U.S. made a number of major concessions in the proposed agreement,

"The present framework political [deal is better than no deal] (future/past?),” [Alexei Arbatov], a Russian arms control expert whose work is published by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, wrote on the endowment's website. A failure of the negotiations, he said, "would make the [new war] in the [Persian Gulf] inevitable, with dire implications for international security and the nonproliferation regime."

Under the preliminary deal, Iran would mothball two-thirds of its newer high-speed centrifuges that enrich uranium, going from 19,000 devices to 6,104 older machines. It would reduce its stockpile of low-enriched uranium from 4,500 pounds to 136 pounds and not build any new facilities for enrichment for 15 years.

Forcing Iran to rely on the old machines should impose powerful restraints on Iran's ability to race to complete a bomb in the next decade "and likely beyond," [Jodi Joseph], a former nonproliferation aide in the Obama White House, wrote in an email.

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part 2 continued….

officials haven't said how they plan to pare their uranium stockpile, whether by shipping the material to Russia, as they had apparently promised last year, or by diluting it or chemically modifying it.

[Michael Elleman], a senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and a former United Nations weapons inspector in Iraq, called it "the best agreement that could have been realistically achieved,"

really? the best deal

"In Iraq, we had access to everybody," he said. “[If you can track everybody and where they are, it is very difficult to create a [breakout program]. The Iranians have been deceitful in the past. These are smart guys and they are resourceful."

The Iranians have argued that the six powers should use transparency,

Siegfried Hecker, former director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, said the verification procedures outlined in the U.S. fact sheet are rigorous and it is “[quite surprising that Iran agreed to them]{why}, (if they have).

Philip Coyle, a former deputy director of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, chief of nuclear weapons testing and a recent advisor to the Obama administration, recalled that Soviet Union officials repeatedly accused the U.S. of attempting to spy on them during verification inspections, calling it a form of "legalized espionage."

was 2016 revenge for U1???? part of a larger game?

BRIBE: Definition of bribe

(Entry 1 of 2)

1 : money or favor given or promised in order to influence the judgment or conduct of a person in a position of trust police officers accused of taking bribes

2 : something that serves to induce or influence offered the kid a bribe to finish his homework

bribe

verb

bribed; bribing

Definition of bribe (Entry 2 of 2)

transitive verb

: to influence the judgment or conduct of (someone) with or as if with offers of money or favor : to induce or influence by or as if by bribery attempting to bribe a judge bribing a child with candy

intransitive verb

: to practice bribery

KICKBACK:

noun

-a percentage of income given to a person in a position of power or influence as payment for having made the income possible: usually considered improper or unethical.

-a rebate, usually given secretively by a seller to a buyer or to one who influenced the buyer.

-the practice of an employer or a person in a supervisory position of taking back a portion of the wages due workers.

-a response, usually vigorous.

-a sudden, uncontrolled movement of a machine, tool, or other device, as on starting or in striking an obstruction: A kickback from a chain saw can be dangerous.

Could Senators that backed the U1 deal have received kickbacks after the deal went through?

If so which Senators? part of Obama admin (democrat)

>>6836711 Coincidence ?

[Iran and Turkey] reached an agreement to trade in local currencies instead of the dollar or Euro. Medhi Kasrraeipour from the CBI said this route is only natural since “the use of the dollar is banned for Iran and traders are literally using alternative currencies in transactions.” On March 1, Iran officially blocked imports priced in the US dollar.

What are they mainly using?

it was just mentioned…