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In the garden Katılım Mart 2016
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Just sayin’, when Obama visited Xi in China, Xi turned up at the airport to meet him.
As you can see, this is what respect really looks like. He didn’t scare the children either.
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🚨 Shoutout to everyone donating to Joshua Fox — the Black disabled veteran who stood up to the white supremacist coward Chuddar Bob who attempted to take his life during a failed AMBUSH.
While racists are raising over $100K to defend a would-be murderer, real people are showing up for the actual victim.
Joshua Fox is a disabled Army veteran with PTSD who did nothing wrong.
This is what real community looks like.
Keep supporting him. Chud belongs in a cage. 👏🏽

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THE BIGGEST BANKING LEAK IN HISTORY
Hervé Falciani was an IT worker at HSBC Swiss private bank in Geneva. Between 2006 and 2008, he collected data on over 130,000 clients and handed it to French tax authorities on five DVDs at a Nice airport.
The Guardian, BBC, and Le Monde called it the biggest banking leak in history.
What was inside? Evidence that HSBC's Geneva branch helped people accused of drug-running, corruption, money-laundering and arms-dealing conceal billions of dollars in Switzerland. Not allegedly. In detailed bank notes. With staff reassuring clients their names would never reach their home governments.
HSBC Swiss subsidiary helped customers withhold over $204.5 billion in assets from international tax authorities, traced back to 20,000 offshore companies.
Arms dealers. Blood diamond traders. People connected to Assad. Mubarak. Royals. Politicians. The lot.
The data eventually reached HMRC. They ran Operation SOLACE. They investigated and challenged more than 1,000 account holders and collected £135 million in unpaid tax, interest and fines.
In 150 cases they sought criminal prosecution.
One conviction. One. A property developer fined £469,000.
@HSBC_UK itself?
In November 2017, HSBC agreed to pay 300 million euros to avoid going to trial in France for enabling tax fraud, under a deal that let them negotiate a fine instead of facing a criminal court. French prosecutors dropped the case. Switzerland fined them a sum that amounted to about a fifth of the £135 million HMRC recovered in the UK alone. Even the prosecutor imposing the fine launched a stinging attack on Swiss law for preventing anything close to a deterrent.
The man who exposed all of it?
Switzerland sentenced Falciani to five years in prison for banking data theft, the longest sentence ever demanded by the confederation's public ministry in such a case.
The bank paid a fine. The whistleblower got a five-year sentence.
Tell me again how the system holds the powerful to account
SOURCES:
The Guardian @guardian | ICIJ @ICIJorg | BBC News @BBCNews | Le Monde @lemondefr | Wikipedia / SwissLeaks | Tax Justice Network @TaxJusticeNet

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We know Kremlin agent of influence Nadia Sass considered Nigel Farage her ‘good friend’…because she told us.
She cultivated far right political leaders & her social media was key part of her tradecraft.
New in @thenerve_news today are the details
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The era of impunity for big tech is ending 💪
X were letting illegal posts that incite hatred and terrorism flourish on their site.
We teamed up with Hope Not Hate to complain to Ofcom, and now the regulator is taking action.
goodlaw.social/6aph
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Let’s break down what this means financially for ole Chud.
The most common misconception about posting bond is that you only need 10% to post, but that is if you are using a licensed bondsman to post bail (in Tennessee by law the premium is capped at 10% for state residents, 15% for non state residents).
For a bond this large, though, a bondsman would most certainly require substantial collateral (real estate or some other form), which means someone with that amount of equity would have to put it up for him.
So, a $1.25 million bond through a licensed bondsman would require a down payment of $125,000 and collateral for the remaining $1,000,000.
Oh, and the initial down payment for the bondsman is usually non-refundable, regardless of the outcome of the case or whether or not he shows up as required.
If Chud has the full $1.25 million in cash, he could post bond directly to the court and get a full refund once the case concludes and if all court appearances were made.
If I had to guess, I’d assume that Chud will be remaining in custody throughout the entire trial process, hence his look of defeat upon hearing the massive bond amount.
This is just a small part of the “finding out” process for him.
PartiKing@parti_king
🚨BREAKING 🚨 Bond for Chud the Builder set at $1.25M…
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Running to London because it’s £235 for a peak train ticket
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 WATCH: Andy Burnham goes for a run after announcing his plans to return to Parliament
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Shaquille O'Neal made over $200 millions during his 19-year NBA career while winning 4 championships.
He owns 155 five guys, 150 car washes, 40 24-hour fitness gyms, 3 Las Vegas Nightclubs, 1 movie theater, 17 Auntie Anne’s, 9 p
papa John’s, and 1 Krispy Kreme
But when asked about Sharing his over $500 Million fortune with his kids, he said:
“We Ain't Rich. I'm Rich.
I'm Not Going to Hand It to You, You Gotta Earn It”
This is the way to teach your kids to work hard.

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