corruption
Documents Reveal Erik Prince's $10 Billion Plan to Make Weapons and Create a Private Army in Ukraine
12.07.2021
On the second night of his visit to Kyiv, Erik Prince had a dinner date on his agenda. A few of his Ukrainian associates had arranged to meet the American billionaire at the Vodka Grill that evening, Feb. 23, 2020.
White House Aides Concerned over Ethical Implications of Meena Harris’ Alleged Business Practices
15.02.2021
White House aides are reportedly concerned about the ethical implications of Vice President Kamala Harris’ niece allegedly using her aunt’s fame to promote her personal brand.
Proof That the US November Election Was Stolen Exists in Abundance
09.02.2021
The official narrative that there was no election theft is likely the largest lie ever perpetrated on the world. The lie is so vast and so fragile that everyone who disagrees with the official narrative is suppressed, deplatformed, kicked off soc
On Corruption, U.S. Accusations Against Russia Are the Pot’s Calling the Kettle Black
04.02.2021
America’s corruption is global, and globally imposed. Maybe that’s the big difference. This squid hungers to ravish everybody, everywhere.
The Curious Man Behind Nordic Banking Scandals
10.04.2019
In recent days Sweden’s largest mortgage bank, Swedbank, fired its CEO amid charges she was involved in a multi-billion dollar money laundering operation.
WHY ALL THREE SOUTH-AFRICAN PRESIDENTS SUPPORTED ROBERT MUGABE
04.12.2017
On November 21, after 37 years in power, Zimbabwe’s dictator, Robert Mugabe, resigned in infamy.
By contrast, the late South African leader, Nelson Mandela, was revered in the West. His successor, Thabo Mbeki, was well-respected.
Not a very manly behavior: Macron tries to get rid of Le Pen by non-gentleman's method
03.07.2017
French President Emmanuel Macron uses administrative resources to remove his main political opponent.
Terrorism: Is Christianity to Blame?
Notes to Basquiat, Gordon Bennett
28.04.2017
It has become quite a widely-held position amongst the Alt-Right that fault for the loss of identity and in-group loyalty and even the self-sabotage of Western societies is the result (the inevitable result, as some would even have it) of Christia
Brazil's former house speaker sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for corruption
31. March 2017 - 11:00
