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SAM958 USAF G5 on ground at Naval Station Mayport
TOPCT52 USAF RC-135S Cobra Ball north from Offutt AFB, NE toward the Canadian border
WING53 US Army C-560 nw from Dobbins ARB
03-00016 US Army C-560 also nw out of Chatanooga, TN-Metro Airport
SWIFT80 and RCH795 USAF Learjets ne from St. Louis Mid-America Airport
MAGMA89 Dornier C-146A departed Miami Int'l nw (this AC came in from San Juan, PR yesterday
MADFX33 US Navy P-8 hugging the western FL coast se
busy already and have not even looked at yerp yet
Swiss AF SUI528 Bombardier CL-600 ne from Dakar, Senegal
FALCN30 USAF Learjet nw from Naval Support Activity Base-Soudo Bay, Crete
ty B-all a team effort
I almost said " nahhh let someone else do it" but you know how that is..hard to stay away when like that
when it gets shitty and slow bred it's worse here for some reason.
even the +50 fails to work but not all the time.
we get weekends off-but usually do a bun or two if needed
have a good rest of your morning (late) bake
o7
Deutsche Bank’s Accounting Head Is Target of Wirecard Complaint
Deutsche Bank AG’s top accounting executive, Andreas Loetscher, and two ex-colleagues at his former firm Ernst & Young were targeted in a criminal complaint by a German retail investor association for their alleged role in the accounting scandal at Wirecard AG. Wirecard filed for insolvency, following the arrest of its CEO amid a massive accounting scandal that left the German payment-processing firm scrambling to find over $2 billion dollars missing from its balance sheet. Wirecard filed for insolvency, following the arrest of its CEO amid a massive accounting scandal that left the German payment-processing firm scrambling to find over $2 billion dollars missing from its balance sheet.
The SdK association filed the claim against two unnnamed current partners of EY which also audits Deutsche Bank’s accounts and one former partner because of “the events around Wirecard,” according to a statement on Friday. That ex-partner is Loetscher, a person familiar with the matter said. Loetscher, a two-decade veteran at the accounting firm, oversaw the Wirecard audits for the financial years 2015 through 2017, filings show. He left in 2018 to become chief accounting officer at Deutsche Bank, taking over after the bank struggled for years with legal and regulatory mishaps.
”There are many unresolved questions around Wirecard,” Deutsche Bank said in a statement. “We highly appreciate working with Andreas Loetscher. In any case, the presumption of innocence until proven guilty applies to him as it does for everyone.” Loetscher declined to comment through a spokesman and EY declined to comment on the complaint.
Prosecutors now have to review the complaint and decide whether the facts warrant a criminal investigation. They can also use evidence collected as part of a probe into Wirecard itself.
Wirecard filed for insolvency Thursday, the culmination of a stunning accounting scandal that led to the arrest of its former CEO and the revelation that over $2 billion on its balance sheet likely didn’t exist. The scandal has prompted questions about the the role of the auditors and Germany’s financial regulator.
EY accused their client of “an elaborate and sophisticated fraud” that allowed more than $2 billion to go missing. The firm finally sounded the alarm last week, when they refused to sign off on Wirecard’s 2019 financial report.
Loetscher is just one link between Wirecard and Deutsche Bank.
Germany’s largest lender has loaned money to both Wirecard and Braun and it also served as global coordinator on the company’s bond issue last year. The bank also led on its share sale in 2014. DWS, Deutsche Bank’s asset-management unit, was briefly one of Wirecard’s biggest shareholders earlier this year.
Braun has served one of the bank’s regional advisory boards. Wirecard even toyed with a tie-up with Deutsche Bank and approached the lender with the idea, people familiar with the matter previously said.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-26/deutsche-bank-s-accounting-head-is-target-of-wirecard-complaint
MAGMA88 Dornier C-146A se from Baranquilla, Columbia-heading for Bogota most likely
bank stocks getting hammered because of the div cuts. Of course they juiced them up yesterday-like they did not know the FRB was going cap payouts.
DIRE94 USAFSOC C-32B north from Eglin AFB
United States Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) operates a small number of Boeing C-32B passenger jet aircraft, providing global airlift for U.S. government crisis response activities. These may include U.S. State Department Foreign Emergency Support Teams (FEST), which deploy in response to terrorism incidents around the world. They may also fly in support of CIA Special Activities. The C-32B has been associated with the 150th Special Operations Squadron out of Joint Base McGuire, NJ (previously designated as 227th Special Operations Flight ) and the 486th Flight Test Squadron out of Elgin AFB, FL. These are highly secretive units, with little information publicly available about their activities. The aircraft have been spotted in a plain white paint scheme, with minimal markings. They appear to change serial numbers many times - no doubt an attempt to keep a low profile.
https://www.americanspecialops.com/usaf-special-operations/aircraft/boeing-c-32b/
>thought I was crazy
been "crazy" for almost 20 years in that regard.
they have to wait for all the debt bombs to be puked out prolly drop it hard end of aug or prior
most people can't get past the digital 0's and 1's part of it and think the FRB is actually helping things-but hardly blame them as it's all a closely produced narrative.
as if they could actually physically print that amount on a daily basis
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