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    Azor...as always in HUMINT and Steele is no different "follow the money".....now tell me Steele was "wrong in his HUMINT reports"....he was as the Brits say..."spot on"....

    NO wonder he truly doubted the FBI when he was providing this much detail......

    Source close to Rosneft President Sechin in Steele memos: Carter Page & Trump assocs stand to get ~$11bn if follow-thru lifting RU sanctions

    That was in a memo dated October 18. On December 7th, Russia sold an 19.5% stake in Rosneft.
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...illion#…

    Glencore and Qatar fund were fronts. Deal financed by the Russian Central Bank.

    It’s a highly leveraged deal where Glencore is paying only €350M and Qatar allegedly €2.5B. Most of the deal is financed by Italian Intesa.

    NOW jump back to the Trump casino empire WHICH was also heavily leveraged thus he lost massively...a MINUS 89% when compared to the rest of the industry BUT when they went into bankruptcy Trump walked with MILLIONS.....AND Russia money was also involved in that empire......

    On Dec 7, Rosneft sells corp bonds to Russian banks, raising… $10B.
    The only way Russian banks strapped for liquidity can pay so much is by borrowing from Central Bank.

    A similar precedent happened in 2014, when Rus Central Bank took Rosneft bonds as collateral, and gave banks money to buy them.

    On Jan 10, ownership of 19.5% shares of Rosneft is transferred to a Singaporean company QHG Shares Pte Ltd.
    http://www.rbc.ru/business/10/01/201...78c0d2#…

    There is Russian nesting doll of shell companies that own it, as depicted here:

    NOW the core question is....WHO CONTROLS this particular doll...some say Putin......
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    Last edited by OUTLAW 09; 01-14-2017 at 08:41 AM.

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