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Originally posted by RedGolem
Yes that does sound like a tense situation. Do look out for your self. I also feel I should ask, are you farmiler with Confeshens of an Economic hit Man?
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Originally posted by maestro46
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Where do the Ukrainians get their gas now? A new company emerged, a private company by the name of RosUkrEnergo. To this day it's hard to tell who exactly is behind the creation of this company and who has the final say-so in it. RosUkrEnergo is now the main supplier of gas to Ukraine.
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She is CIA, or connected with it. I try not to post my opinion on this thread but this is one of those few times. I don't give a slightest care that she crushed these acusations in court even. She was working all the time for the US goverment befor she met him.
Here is a link with info on here. Any conspiracy theorist will find her background very peculiar.
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by tjack
Where do the Ukrainians get their gas now? A new company emerged, a private company by the name of RosUkrEnergo. To this day it's hard to tell who exactly is behind the creation of this company and who has the final say-so in it. RosUkrEnergo is now the main supplier of gas to Ukraine.
www.sptimes.ru...
Here’s what happened: Right after Miller’s aggressive statement, the United States began to investigate the ownership of the mysterious RosUkrEnergo company, the gas trader with a monopoly on Russian sales to Ukraine. It was revealed that the nominal owners of 50 percent of RosUkrEnergo were Dmitry Firtash (with 90 percent of that stake) and Ivan Fursin (10 percent). You wouldn’t call Firtash a major oligarch. He is known mostly as the representative of EuralTransGas, the predecessor of RosUkrEnergo, which was registered by four individuals in the Hungarian village of Chabdy, and as the head of a branch of Highrock Properties Ltd., a subsidiary of Israel’s Highrock Holdings. The financial director at Highrock is Igor Fisherman, an associate of Semyon Mogilevich, a reputed Ukrainian crime figure wanted by the FBI on racketeering and fraud charges.
Isn’t this amazing? Is it really possible that Firtash’s misfortune is powerful enough to have contributed to the Kremlin’s decision to make a 180-degree turn in its foreign energy policy? Is it just as possible that the Kremlin was worried that investigation would reveal bigger fish standing behind Firtash — perhaps some people a little closer to home?
Originally posted by maestro46
Thanks for keeping my attention on it Justin, I will try to reach some contacts and try to get a bigger chunk of info on it.
Originally posted by maestro46
Any of you guys see anything in roadgravel's post?
Originally posted by Fett Pinkus
Very intresting thread here indeed, good work Maestro
You have voted maestro46 for the Way Above Top Secret award. You have two more votes this month.
Now down to what i know: my wife has relatives in the Krim area due to her being a Russlanddeutsche and my Father-in-law talked to his cousin 2 days ago. Alexander (the cousin) said that they were staying out of the things happening there and dont support any of the partys involved. He also said it was better not to talk about these things on the phone at all due to the possibilty of the telephone lines being wiretapped.
Alexander said that he also did hear of the army being mobilised and that things do not look good at all.
Apart from that we also have here in germany where i live a russian tv channel and they are also reporting things being not so good in Kiew with a lot of trouble going on.
What i do find strange is that there seem to be few if any reports of this revolution here in germany. Does make you wonder.
Originally posted by Keyhole
I've been riveted to this story and of course I hope you stay out of harms way from whatever may happen over their!
I was just wondering, because you are doing such a great job writing and informing us, if you are a journalist there?
Not saying it 's a plus or minus. I think you are doing a great job getting the word out about what you are seeing and finding out with your interviews. I realize there must be a small chance of danger to you by going to one group and talking to them, then going up to their rival group and talking to them.
I hope tensions there don't lead to any violence, and if so, and you see it coming, you stay out of harms way. We need people like you that are willing to get in the middle and try to figure out what both sides want.
Take care of yourself, GREAT Thread!