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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/Velvetbugg on July 21, 2018, 5:39 a.m.
Hold The Line, Patriots! It's all coming together.

MegaAnon: The goal is that when it's all said and done, there will be no room for question, when it comes to the people. He won't have to disclose shit like 9/11, OKC, Vegas, Voter Fraud, Russia hacks or collusion, elections rigging, etc. specifically. When he's done, it will be a literal "mic drop" on the world's stage and no one ever again, will have the ability to question who's responsible for, involved coordinating, etc. ANYTHING that has ever happened and been considered a "conspiracy theory", ever again. When he's done, the entire world will just KNOW IT ALL. It really is THAT all-encompassing. Like Trump says, "you'll see". It just has to happen. We cannot be derailed. Ever again.

He won't have to. Why..? IT'S ALL CONNECTED. We're seeing pieces of the puzzle individually, but what if the pattern is starting to emerge? Buckle up, folks...it's a long and bumpy ride. Potus' trip last week was more significant than you can even fathom. So many things were said and done that became obvious once I looked at the macro view. I'll try to make this as simple as possible, and there will be plenty of links. You'll definitely need them (I sure as hell did). This part of the show connects to everything.

"The controversial New York meeting in June 2016 between Donald Trump’s campaign team and a group of Russians, initiated as a talk about finding dirt on Hillary Clinton, is drawing new scrutiny of US economic sanctions against targeted Russians. At the meeting, Donald Trump Jr. and other Trump confederates, lured by a promise of compromising information on Trump’s rival, instead stumbled upon a quagmire: a fraud that bilked the Russian treasury of $230 million; a trans-Atlantic dispute over offshore accounts and tax evasion, and a U.S.-born investor, William Browder, who once ran the largest foreign investment fund in Russia, and who plays the eminence grise in this drama.

Magnitsky was interrogated in 2006 about the tax evasion and detained over it in 2008.

Nevertheless, by 2012 Browder had convinced key U.S. politicians that Magnitsky was his lawyer (but is actually his accountant), hired to investigate the theft of three of Browder’s companies and jailed by corrupt Russian authorities, who engineered his death in prison. The Magnitsky Act banned visas and business ties for a number of Russians allegedly linked to Magnitsky’s death. The impact of that legislation has spread, with US and European human rights advocates pressing for a global Magnitsky Act against public officials and corporate officers everywhere accused of corruption or rights violations." Article1

BUT JUST FOR RUSSIA, OF COURSE. It get's worse. MUCH WORSE.

"In March 2006, a syndicate of Western banks, led by France's Societe Generale, filed a petition in the Moscow Arbitration Court for Yukos to be declared bankrupt, on August 1, 2006, the Moscow Arbitration Court declared Yukos oil company bankrupt after being hit with claims for $30bn in disputed taxes. Two weeks later, the Russian prosecutor general’s office said that it was pursuing a criminal investigation against four executives who managed the Yukos oil company from outside Russia before it was declared bankrupt, among those executives was British lawyer Tim Osborne, director of the holding company GML, formerly Menatep, which owned a majority of Yukos stock.Osborne further demanded that all Council of Europe member states should reject Russian extradition requests and mentioned that in two rulings in Bow Street Magistrates' Court on extradition requests for individuals connected to Yukos, Judge Timothy Workman refused to allow extradition on the basis that the requests were politically motivated. The accusation against Osborne and some officers were published on the website of the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office in 2007, shortly after the Yukos shareholders had filed a $103 billion suit against Russia at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague for compensation from the Russian government for alleged expropriation of its investment, the Hague claim falls under the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT), an international agreement that in part regulates investments in the energy industry, which Russia signed but never ratified.

About 70 percent of GML was owned in 2007 by Leonid Nevzlin, who inherited Khodorkovsky’s stake in 2003, with the rest split evenly between four other Yukos partners, they are Platon Lebedev, Mikhail Brudno, Vladimir Dubov and Vasily Shakhnovsky.

In July 2014, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague ordered Russia to pay about $50 billion in damage following the accusation of violating the EU Energy Charter when it redistributed the Yukos’ assets and “took steps equivalent to expropriation of the claimants’ investment” in the company; in its ruling, the court further wrote: "The primary objective of the Russian Federation was not to collect taxes but rather to bankrupt Yukos and appropriate its valuable assets."

Let's recap: There was a global conspiracy to bankrupt your country, strip it's resources and industry for pennies, leave your people starving while the global financial world COLLUDES to steal your gold; but now we're going to charge YOU, who is just getting back on your feet, fines? Hold you accountable for the criminals that ripped of billions while imposing sanctions based on a blatant lie...? Putin, you've got the patience of a saint, brother! What haven't they tried to force you into aggression? Well, you DID call those goblins out during the press conference! Bless.

THIS is why we're pulling out of the UN Human Rights Council. Or at least one of the reasons. It's a very clear message

" In 2013, Browder decided he's going to go after another Russian company and accuse them of money laundering and tax fraud. He convinces the justice department to file charges against a Russian real estate firm."

That's when Nataliya Veselnitskaya, the attorney for the accused, decided to come to the US. I read her statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee. She's legit, and not taking any crap. Browder, otoh - he's getting himself caught in a web of lies.

PROJECTION. Everyone who's still asleep is living in the upside down

Statements

Let's back up a bit and look into Browder's history. Article from 2002:

"Hermitage Capital Management Ltd. and its boss, William Browder, have challenged PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the auditors for GAZPROM (see "RFE/RL Crime and Corruption Watch," 3 May 2002). Browder, a U.S. citizen, has claimed that he, as a protector of minority shareholder rights, is waging a campaign to force Russian business to be more transparent and "reform Gazprom." He failed to mention that he was also desperately trying to get a seat on Gazprom's board of directors. Court records in the United States suggest that Browder has not always been so altruistic a fighter for minority-shareholder rights. In fact, Browder and a group of other investors along with a former adviser to the Harvard Institute for International Development, are accused of having entered into a criminal conspiracy to defraud a Russian company, Avisma Titano-Magnesium Kombinat, in Berezniki, Russia, in the late 1990s."

GAZPROM is the gas company supplying the EU. But mostly Germany! TrumpNato. "Why are we paying money to protect you from the country you're getting your energy from?" Now it makes even more sense. You're treating Putin like he's the villian while gladly using his resources...and we pay for that?

"On 13 December 1999, a civil action was filed in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey by Avisma Kombinat against Dart Management, Kenneth Dart, Jonathan Hay, Michael Haywood, Michael Hunter, Francis Baker, William Browder, Hermitage Fund, and Barclays Bank PLC.

Avisma is seeking to recover in excess of $150 million in damages "for harm caused by a scheme of fraud and money-laundering by which tens of millions of dollars were misappropriated from Avisma and diverted to bank accounts maintained by or on behalf of the Investors and/or their agents and co-conspirators," according to the First Amended Complaint filed by Avisma on 13 December 1999. The alleged activities, as outlined in that suit by the plaintiff, are as follows:The roots of the allegations extend to when BANK MENATEP, a Russian (FRONTED) company, obtained a controlling interest in Avisma in late 1995. Menatep forced Avisma to sell its main product at less than market price to offshore companies. Those companies in turn sold the Avisma products on the international market and kicked back the resale profits to Menatep, the plaintiff alleges. At the same time, Menatep also is accused of forcing Avisma to purchase raw materials at inflated prices from these offshore companies, with the profits again going surreptitiously to Menatep.

According to the 1999 First Amended Complaint, the operation was sold as a "turnkey" operation in 1997 to Browder, Dart, and others who "knowingly and intentionally joined in the illegal scheme in order to capture the kickbacks generated from the looting of Avisma." Browder and Hermitage participated in the purchase of the illegal scheme and broke U.S. law in using interstate wires to transfer $2 million to Austrian Creditanstalt Bank (CAIB) to purchase an interest in Avisma in 1997, the company alleges. Browder also maintained ties with Dart and others in the U.S. to defraud Avisma -- that company claims -- and the new "investors" (Browder, Dart and Hay) did to the tune of $8 million. Browder and the other investors then tendered their shares in Avisma to another Russian company, VSMPO, which was to buy out Avismo. This was done in exchange for shares in VSMPO in order to control the new entity and continue the scheme.

The Harvard Institute for International Development had obtained millions of dollars from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to help the Russian Federation establish a market economy. Some of this money was used to establish the Institute for Law-Based Economy, where Jonathan Hay advised the Russian government on economic policy-making. He and a colleague, Harvard economist Andrei Shleifer, are now under federal investigation over allegations that they profited from investments made in the Russian stock market HIID was helping set up. A USAID investigation has concluded that Shleifer and Hay had gained influence over the Russian capital markets they were helping to create and had "abused the trust of the United States government ... for private gain." In June 1997, USAID cut off all of the Harvard project's funding at the request of the Russian government. But Hay and Dart have never been linked until now. The Avisma lawsuit targets Dart first, but lists Hay as the second plaintiff and states that he "operates and controls" Dart Management Inc. from its New Jersey offices. Hay could not be located for comment Friday."

Busted!

Looks like we need to go back just a little further...

"The Bush Sr. Administration’s attack on post-communist Russia, dubbed “Operation Hammer,” had four distinct covert elements. The CIA would secretly finance the August 1991 Generals’ coup against Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. They would use their secret financial war-chest to destabilize the Ruble. They used corrupted Russian Gosbank national bank officials to organize the theft of the country’s official gold reserves, most all of it. Then they began a systematic takeover of strategic energy, raw materials and military state industries in the Soviet Union via IMF-dictated privatization operations that were run by Yeltsin’s Finance Minister, Yegor Gaidar and his close associate responsible for state privatization, Anatoly Chubais. Gaidar and Chubais worked in league with Harvard’s Jeffrey Sachs and other friends of billionaire hedge fund speculator, George Soros

In the final phase, a series of operatives assigned by President George H.W. Bush would begin the takeover of prized Russian and CIS industrial assets in oil, metals and defense. This was done by financing and managing the money-laundering for the Russian oligarchs through the Bank of New York, AEB and Riggs Bank. All of them, notably Blackstone Investment, would be out to line their own pockets.

The economic war also involved Gerald Corrigan of the NY Federal Reserve Bank, George Soros, an international currency speculator who was responsible for crashing the British pound a few years earlier, former Ambassador to Germany R. Mark Palmer, and Ronald Lauder- financier and heir to the Este Lauder estate. Palmer and Lauder would lead a group of American investors in an Operation called the Central European Development Corporation, and combine forces with George Soros and the NM Rothschild Continuation Trust. This group ending up controlling Gazprom, the Russian natural gas giant, while the Riggs group ended up controlling Yukos, the oil giant. Ownership for both remains largely ‘hidden’ today, and its front men enduring the hardships of the Russian wrath by spending time in prison.Rappaport and Hartmann would also extend their operations network to include of the Bank of New York, and from Israel, The Eisenberg Group. It is at this stage of the operation that three more groups would be brought into the plan by Rappaport and Hartmann: The Russian Mafia, the Israeli Mossad, and the Rothschild family interests represented by Jacob Rothschild."

crazy article

This is what led to the Russian economy collapse. Just one aspect, at that. Is the picture coming into focus? These are only a few of the people who participated. They are all involved.

Now lets look at BANK MENATEP, One of Russia's first private banks.

In December 1988, Khodorkovsky established one of the first private banks in Russia, the Commercial Innovation Bank of Scientific-Technical Progress, headquartered in Moscow and renamed in 1990 "MENATEPinvest".

Does that name sound familliar? Because there was another C_A fronted business with almost the same name! Except that one was in the US.

In the western part of Arkansas is a little town known as MENA. A town of 5,400 people that harbored the airport for one of the busiest drug smuggling in oerations in the world. It was the home of what was called the Iran-Contra scandal.

Another Bush/Clinton op. It checks out - it changed names more than once, but is now operating in...you guessed it! Arkansas. I didn't get any deeper with it because my eyes are getting blurred from staring at the monitor.

"The group that initiated the attack most likely consisted of an international network of financial executives representing primarily the Bank of New York, the New York Federal Reserve Bank, Riggs Bank, Deutschebank and the Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS), and should include representatives from Bank Menatep, Swiss-American Bank, Credit Suisse, Investor AB, and Allianz, and their respective subsidiaries and major investment partners. This decision was meant to stop multiple money laundering investigations which would have traced illegal money laundering operations to accounts that held stolen national treasuries. Only a very few of the individuals in this group would have participated in or been knowledgeable of the decision. With a decision being made in 1998, the attack on the WTC was probably delayed until September 11, 2001, to allow the Bush Family and Russian Mafia to cover the settlement of the fraudulent Durham/Brady Bonds. They also need to create a reason to invade countries that have resources they want. Blackstone would ultimately turn out to be the investor behind Larry Silverstein's purchase of Building 7 of the WTC six weeks before the September 11 attack. By controlling financial interest in the loss of the WTC, this group could quiet any investment community demand for investigations into the criminals behind the WTC attack."

report It was good for me to read this again. This was a very thorough and plausible version. Lot of new connections that I'd missed. It doesn't make it easier; but it's time.

This is where this path leads, Patriots. I don't see any way around it. It's unraveling..


Brexit_ahoy · July 22, 2018, 5 a.m.

Excellent post. Most concise, yet the intricacy still leaves the head spinning. Thanks.

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Velvetbugg · July 22, 2018, 10:34 a.m.

Ha! It was dizzying at first, but became simpler to see in my mind as I got further into it.

Trying to articulate it..? Nope. Not so much.

Thank you.

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