Repost from >>>/thestorm/2723
> 2014Kingdom Holding Company (KHC), chaired by Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, announced its investment in the Rizvi Opportunistic Equity Fund III.KHC recently invested in the Rizvi Opportunistic Equity Fund III building on the previous successful relation, which led to KHC investment in Twitter. The fund is specialized in pre-IPO opportunities in well-known and well-managed companies in the United States with a focus on Technology, e-commerce and social media. Furthermore the size of the fund is expected to be $400 million.
[C][A] basically controls Twitter through Rizvi investment and they were trying to manipulate the election towards one candidate. Treason!
>Who paid for BO to attend Harvard?
Donald Warden AKA Dr. Khalid Abdullah Al-Mansour
Mansour, according to a well-circulated local access television interview made in 2007, contacted Sutton in the mid-80s for help getting Obama into Harvard Law. Obama’s patron was Alwaleed bin-Talal, one of the world’s richest men.
Shortly before Obama entered Harvard Law, bin-Talal donated twenty million dollars to Harvard. Five years later bin-Talal created the “Alwaleed bin-Talal Center for Islamic Studies” at Harvard Divinity School. At about the same time bin-Talal, probably with al-Mansour as his agent, opened similar centers at Georgetown, Cambridge, American University, and other major Universites. Al-Mansour was involved in the funding of Wahhabi mosques throughout the US.
Bin-Talal is the largest private investor in News Corp, which owns the WSJ and FOX news. He was bailed out of his potential total loss, benefiting, much as did Warren Buffet, from Obama’s bailout of Citibank, Goldman Sachs, and GEBy July 1979, he was being quoted as Khalid Al Mansour, "formal" attorney for OPEC, threatening an oil embargo by the OPEC nations in response to a lawsuit filed against the cartel.
Percy Sutton, a former lawyer for Malcolm X and a former business partner of al-Mansour, says he was raising money for Obama’s graduate school education, al-Mansour was representing top members of the Saudi Royal family seeking to do business and exert influence in the United States. In 1989, for example — just one year after Obama entered Harvard Law School — The Los Angeles Times revealed that al-Mansour had been advising Saudi billionaires Abdul Aziz and Khalid al-Ibrahim in their secret effort to acquire a major stake in prime oceanfront property in Marina del Rey, Calif., through “an elaborate network of corporate shells in California, the Caribbean and Europe.”
501 Key people to follow up on, other than Suhail:
> Mr. Todd Knowles is the Chief Financial Officer at Rizvi Traverse Management LLC. He is responsible for managing the financial reporting, accounting, fund administration and tax compliance functions for the firm and previously served as a Director of Finance.
Prior to joining Rizvi Traverse Management LLC in 2008, Mr. Knowles was a Senior Vice President at Citi Private Equity Services, co-leading the private equity services client group based in New York City. Prior to Citi, he was a Controller for an international technology company and a Manager at a regional certified public accounting firm. Mr. Knowles is a C.P.A. He holds a B.S. in Accounting and Finance from the University of Buffalo.
https:// www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=53143290&privcapId=32427911
>Mr. Ben Kohn is a Managing Partner at Rizvi Traverse Management LLC. He serves as a Interim Chief Executive Officer of Playboy Enterprises, Inc. He was a Partner at the firm. Mr. Kohn joined Angelo, Gordon & Co. in 1998, where he focused on private equity and special situations. He has over 18 years of investing experience. Previously, Mr. Kohn was in the Merger and Acquisition Group at Cowen & Company. He received a B.S.M. degree from A.B. Freeman School of Tulane University and an M.B.