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I
have been following this “hydrogen bomb” which seems to have be
more connected with a shadowy Israeli billionaire operating in the
Congo than anything to do with ‘draining the swamp”.
If
you look at a list of other philanthropists in Africa you can see
there is a fairly tenuous connection with the Clinton Foundation and
Bill Gates.
Perhaps
it is barking up the wrong tree?
Trump
just dropped a hydrogen bomb on the swamp. New executive order to
seize all assets of human traffickers’ and corrupt politicians.
22
December, 2017
*Short
video. Summary is trump signed an executive order giving him full
power to sieze all assets, propert, and money of any swamp-dweller
suspected of being involved in human rights abuse (pedophiles) or
corruption (uranium one) or anyone working to undermine the safety or
prosperity of the nation.
DEEP
STATE TAKE DOWN. The Corrupt money has become their
End.https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidenti…
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“I
therefore determine that serious human rights abuse and corruption
around the world constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to
the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the United
States, and I hereby declare a national emergency to deal with that
threat.”
More
names and entities added!
Trump Order Blocks Major Human Rights Abusers Tied to Clinton
- Israeli
billionaire sells Congo oil rights for 300 times purchase price
- The
kippa-wearing businessman resides in Bnei Brak and has a net worth of
$1.2 billion.
The
US State Department on Thursday sanctioned Israeli billionaire Dan
Gertler over evidence of widespread corruption while he conducted
business in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Gertler
relied on his close friendship with Congo President Joseph Kabila to
act as a middleman, according to a US Treasury Department statement,
taking a hefty cut from multinational corporations seeking to conduct
multi-billion-dollar mining and oil deals.
Between
2010-2012 alone, Congo lost some $1.36 billion in revenue "from
the underpricing of mining assets that were sold to offshore
companies linked to Gertler," the Treasury Department said.
With
the sanction, the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets
Control has barred US persons and financial institutions from
conducting any business with Gertler.
The
US "is taking a strong stand against human rights abuse and
corruption globally by shutting these bad actors out of the US
financial system,” Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in the
statement. “Treasury is freezing their assets and publicly
denouncing the egregious acts they’ve committed, sending a message
that there is a steep price to pay for their misdeeds.”
Congressional
sources briefed on the designation told The Jerusalem Post that
Israel was not consulted on the decision in advance, a courtesy
typically offered to allies.
Gertler
comes from a diamond-studded family, as his grandfather helped
establish the Israeli Diamond Exchange. The kippa-wearing businessman
resides in Bnei Brak, according to a Forbes profile, and has a net
worth of $1.2 billion. He has been doing business in Congo since
1997, when as a 23-year-old he secured the president's blessing to
control the diamond trade in the country.
Gertler
also sold an oil block to the Congolese government for $150 million
when he had
purchased the same stake from the authorities for $500,000.
Along
with Gertler, the Treasury Department has cut off several
Israeli-related entities from the financial system, including the
Gertler Family Foundation, International Diamond Industries and
D.G.I. Israel Ltd.
Gertler's
representatives in Ramat Gan could not immediately respond to the US
sanction, according to Bloomberg
Leaked
files reveal for the first time how the secretive firm enlisted a
controversial diamond tycoon – ignoring ‘red flags’
DEEP
STATE TAKE DOWN. The Corrupt money has become their
End.https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidenti…
“I
therefore determine that serious human rights abuse and corruption
around the world constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to
the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the United
States, and I hereby declare a national emergency to deal with that
threat.”
More
names and entities added!
Trump Order Blocks Major Human Rights Abusers Tied to Clinton
- Israeli billionaire sells Congo oil rights for 300 times purchase price
- The kippa-wearing businessman resides in Bnei Brak and has a net worth of $1.2 billion.
The
US State Department on Thursday sanctioned Israeli billionaire Dan
Gertler over evidence of widespread corruption while he conducted
business in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Gertler
relied on his close friendship with Congo President Joseph Kabila to
act as a middleman, according to a US Treasury Department statement,
taking a hefty cut from multinational corporations seeking to conduct
multi-billion-dollar mining and oil deals.
Between
2010-2012 alone, Congo lost some $1.36 billion in revenue "from
the underpricing of mining assets that were sold to offshore
companies linked to Gertler," the Treasury Department said.
With
the sanction, the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets
Control has barred US persons and financial institutions from
conducting any business with Gertler.
The
US "is taking a strong stand against human rights abuse and
corruption globally by shutting these bad actors out of the US
financial system,” Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in the
statement. “Treasury is freezing their assets and publicly
denouncing the egregious acts they’ve committed, sending a message
that there is a steep price to pay for their misdeeds.”
Congressional
sources briefed on the designation told The Jerusalem Post that
Israel was not consulted on the decision in advance, a courtesy
typically offered to allies.
Gertler
comes from a diamond-studded family, as his grandfather helped
establish the Israeli Diamond Exchange. The kippa-wearing businessman
resides in Bnei Brak, according to a Forbes profile, and has a net
worth of $1.2 billion. He has been doing business in Congo since
1997, when as a 23-year-old he secured the president's blessing to
control the diamond trade in the country.
Gertler
also sold an oil block to the Congolese government for $150 million
when he had
purchased the same stake from the authorities for $500,000.
Along
with Gertler, the Treasury Department has cut off several
Israeli-related entities from the financial system, including the
Gertler Family Foundation, International Diamond Industries and
D.G.I. Israel Ltd.
Gertler's
representatives in Ramat Gan could not immediately respond to the US
sanction, according to Bloomberg
Leaked
files reveal for the first time how the secretive firm enlisted a
controversial diamond tycoon – ignoring ‘red flags’
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