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• 2003.10.01 | Shooter

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• 2003.10.01 | SLAVKO

  Re: "Ползучий переворот". Теперь наша очередь?!

  Як ти, братчику ,встиг підгледіти -- молодчина? Жаль що ні у Вас , ні у нас немає перекладачів волюнтерів щоб перекладати з англійської www.rferl.org
  
  "Reports,"Crime & Corruption Watch"
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  • 2003.10.01 | KAKTUZZ

    Re: "Ползучий переворот". Теперь наша очередь?!

    Через брак знань англійської в Україні мимохідь сквозом сквозить(через хвіркту проудває.) хай як вам хочаться:"ЯНКІ". А Якщо по суті то:http://www.rferl.org/corruptionwatch/
    
    Дворкін ! Ти правий! Повзуча контреволюція. Povzonca KONTREVOLUCIA!
    
    Історія , таки повторюється.
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    • 2003.10.01 | SLAVKO

      Re: "Повзучий переворот". Тепер наша черга ?

      Ну так там ціла книга про витоки створення ЄЕП і про шляхи позбавлення суверенітету і незалежнлсті України.(автор Путін!).
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      • 2003.10.01 | Славко Волинський

        Re: ж мав на увазі лише ось це! Але Й Цього достатньо!

        
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        19 September 2003, Volume 3, Number 33
        
        
        
        AZERBAIJANI OIL BRIBERY CASE.
        
        The United States District Court for southern New York handed down an indictment earlier this month against Swiss banker Hans Bodmer, who was accused of paying millions of dollars in bribes to four (unnamed in the indictment) senior Azerbaijani officials in conjunction with the privatization of the Azerbaijani state oil company SOCAR. Writing about the case, the "Financial Times" on 15 September reported that the Azerbaijani embassy in Washington had denied that President Heidar Aliyev or his son, Ilham, who is the prime minister, were in any way involved in the matter.
        The "Financial Times" states that while none of the persons taking bribes were named, "one was referred to by prosecutors as 'a senior Azeri official' who was 'the ultimate decision maker with all respect to all significant aspects of privatization'. Another was identified as a 'senior Socar official'. Those figures were [Aliev] and his son Ilham, who was the former Socar head, according to several people familiar with the investigation."
        
        According to "Eurasia View" on 12 September "the two-count indictment against Hans Bodmer -- described as 'a Swiss citizen and a lawyer with the Swiss law firm von Meiss Blum & Partners' -- says he acted as an agent of a 'domestic concern' as defined by the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act [FCPA]. In that capacity, he allegedly conspired to facilitate the participation of foreign entities in
        Responding to this revelation, the head of the Ukrainian parliamentary committee investigating the murder of Gongadze, Heorhiy Omelchenko, told the newspaper "Lvivska Pravda" on 11 September that he knew the names of the suspected killers (which he did not reveal) from letters written by a former militiaman turned gangster, Ihor Honcharov. Honcharov died in police custody on 1 August 2003 and was buried by the MVD without an autopsy being performed. Omelchenko repeated the charge that Leonid Kuchma, president of Ukraine; Yuriy Kravchenko, the former head of the MVD; and his replacement, Yuriy Smirnov; were responsible for the murder of Gongadze.
        
        Gongadze, who often wrote about high-level corruption in Ukraine, disappeared in Kyiv on the evening of 16 September 2000 as he left the building in which Olena Prytula, a co-worker of his at the "Ukrayinska Pravda" Internet publication, lived. His body was discovered in a forest outside of Kyiv on 2 November 2000 in a shallow grave, decapitated and highly decomposed. Later that month, a leading member of the parliamentary opposition, Oleksandr Moroz, announced that he had in his possession tape recordings covertly made in Kuchma's office in which the president and the heads of the Ministry of Interior and the Security Service are heard discussing ways to silence Gongadze.
        
        Kuchma denied that he had ever discussed Gongadze and claimed that the recordings were fakes. In 2002, the audio laboratory of the FBI conducted an authentication of a segment of the tapes dealing with a conversation in Kuchma's office about covertly selling Iraq a sophisticated radar system. The FBI announced that this particular segment was authentic and had not been tampered with. BEK TEK, a nongovernmental Virginia-based audio laboratory, reached the same conclusion earlier.
        
        ...AND CLAIMS THAT RECORDINGS IN PRESIDENT'S OFFICE ARE PHONY.
        
        Oleksandr Piskun that same day announced that the so-called "Melnychenko tapes" (named after the former member of Kuchma's security detail, Major Mykola Melnychenko, who says he recorded the conversations in Kuchma's office) were fakes and that his office had conducted three authentications of these recordings and found them to be fake in each case. Earlier, members of parliament who had been recorded in Kuchma's office publicly stated that after listening to the recordings they found them to be accurate and not edited or tampered with in any way.
        
        Piskun also stated that his office would soon be conducting yet another test, "the best and most comprehensive ever conducted," an extensive examination of the recordings based on the testimony of experts in the fields of linguistics, psychology, and audio recordings. This, he claimed, would soothe any doubts that the recordings were real. Melnychenko, Piskun added, had been charged by his office with divulging state secrets. (For more on the Gongadze case see the "End Note" in this issue). RK
        
        CHEVRONTEXACO SUBPOENAED IN KAZAKH PROBE.
        
        ChevronTexaco Corporation was subpoenaed by the U.S. Justice Department in an ongoing probe of alleged bribery schemes in oil deals in Kazakhstan, "The Wall Street Journal" reported on 12 September.
        
        Earlier, a former executive of Mobil Corp., J. Bryan Williams, pleaded guilty on tax evasion charges. He had received a $2 million kickback for negotiating Mobil's $1.05 billion purchase of a stake in a Kazakh oil field and did not pay taxes on the payment.
        
        The chairman of a New pork Private investment bank, James H. Giffen, who also acted as the representative of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev, was also indicted by a federal court in New York for arranging bribes to high-level Kazakh officials. RK
        
        BOOK REVIEW
        
        GANGSTERS FROM THE EAST.
        
        Juergen Roth's new book, "Die Gangster aus dem Osten (Gangsters From the East)," (Evropa Verlag, Berlin-Vienna, 2003) is not for the politically faint at heart or those who seriously believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin is fighting crime in Russia.
        
        Crime rates rise unabated, drug trafficking is at an alltime high, official corruption is eating away at the infrastructure of the state, and contract killings have ceased being a media event. Russia has become the new, giant version of Sicily, with the added dilemma that the West has to deal with its leaders.
        
        The most important chapter of Roth's book deals with a topic which is taboo in Russia, the so-called "SPAG affair." The question of whether Putin was involved and, if he was, how much he knew or abetted the company in its dealings is explored in the book, and Roth does an excellent job of looking at this issue.
        
        St. Petersburg in the early 1990s was Palermo squared. Crime gangs controlled the city, its businesses, and the local government. No business deal could be made without the approval of a "krisha," a Russian underworld name for a protector, literally meaning "a roof." If you did not have a roof you could not do business in the northern capital of Russia -- be it a small street kiosk selling scotch whiskey made in Beirut or sardines from Lithuania. The same rules applied to large businesses, department stores, and real-estate companies. One could try to go on his own without a krisha and those who did soon ended up dead.
        
        It was then that a German company established a joint venture in St. Petersburg which came to be known as SPAG. Reports of Putin's alleged involvement with SPAG surfaced as far back as May 2000 when the French daily "Le Monde" reprinted an article about his alleged involvement from a Russian website. Writing about this, United Press International on 31 May 2000 reported the following:
        
        "'Le Monde' said that Putin and Economic Strategy Minister German Gref both had a hazy 'adviser' status until March of this year with the St. Petersburg-based Immobilien und Beteiligungs AG, or SPAG, a German company founded in 1992 in a collaboration with St. Petersburg's City Hall.
        
        "Rudolf Ritter, one of SPAG's founders, was arrested in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, May 13 on charges of money laundering and connections with organized crime. 'Le Monde' said that a report last year by the German secret service BND alleged Russian criminal groups had transferred money to SPAG via a Romanian bank to buy real estate in Russia.
        
        "In response to an inquiry from 'Le Monde', the Putin administration denied that Putin had ever worked for SPAG: 'The president has never worked there as a consultant. He has never received any salary there,' 'Le Monde' quoted the president's press service as saying."
        
        However, recent raids by the German police on 28 companies in Germany suspected of money laundering have renewed interest in this case. According to German prosecutors, millions of euros were laundered through the efforts of SPAG in St. Petersburg. Writing about this continuing scandal, "The Moscow Times" on 19 May wrote that the Hessen, Germany-based company SPAG was among 28 firms and homes raided by police in Hessen, Hamburg, and Munich in May.
        
        "The companies are suspected of laundering 'tens of millions of euros' for 'one of the biggest and most powerful' Russian organized-crime groups," German prosecutors said in a statement.
        
        "Prosecutors believe the crime group is based in St. Petersburg and involved in 'numerous crimes, including vehicle smuggling, human trafficking, alcohol smuggling, extortion and confidence racketeering,' the statement said. No arrests have been made."
        
        Roth offers new evidence purportedly showing Putin's involvement in the SPAG affair. Among others, he quotes recordings made in the offices of Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma in which he and his chief of the security service, Leonid Derkach, are heard discussing documents Derkach had gotten possession of about the affair. He also shows how suspected money laundering for Colombian drug deals allegedly went through SPAG and charts the elaborate series of shell companies and banks involved in these deals.
        
        Roth writes about the alleged role of a local St. Petersburg mafia chieftain, Vladimir Kumarin, in the SPAG affair. According to Roth, Kumarin is presently doing everything in his power to stop distribution of the book and denies ever having been in the Tambovska organized-crime gang or of having any links to SPAG.
        
        From SPAG, Roth goes on to another company, Eural Trans Gas. But he implicates his men, in particular the new management of Gazprom led by Aleksei Miller (also from St. Petersburg), which allegedly plotted with its Ukrainian counterpart, Naftohaz Ukrayiny, to create the Hungarian-based company Eural Trans Gas, allegedly controlled by a Russian mobster wanted in the United States on securities fraud. The Eural scheme has been written about often in RFE/RL's "Organized Crime and Terrorism Watch," (see "Organized Crime and Terrorism Watch," 28 August 2003) but Roth's book presents new evidence to show how organized crime was knowingly brought into the gas market, which supplies 25 percent of Western Europe's gas needs.
        
        "Gangsters from the East" is an important book -- not only for law-enforcement officials and gangster camp followers –- it is a book which businessmen in the West should read to better understand the investment climate and working conditions in Putin's Russia. It is unfortunate that the only edition available is in German. RK

  • 2003.10.02 | Dworkin

    Да это не я подметил! Это - другие умные люди :)

    Хотя в этой статье не было ничего нового для меня. Просто сформулировали те мысли, которые у меня и так зрели в голове.
    
    Достаточно помостреть несколько росс. каналов длительное время и сопоставить несскольк фактов как сразу вырисовывается "тенденция"
    
    - Восставновление гимна СССР;
    - Восстановление памятника Дзержинскому на Лубянке;
    - расстановка бывших "гебистов" по всем постам в правительстве;
    - Дифирамбы спецслужьам по всем каналам (то помогли найти в архивах, тут спасли, там);
    - Закрытие "Кукол";
    - Уничтожение независимых СМИ в РФ (НТВ, ТВ6 ... );
    - Официальая и полуофициальная ругань "епохи Ельцина", правозащитников и западных журналистов;
    - Союз 4-х (6-ти, 8-ми, 10-ти, 15-ти) бывших республик СССР.
    
    Чувствуется знакомая еще не забытая рука

• 2003.10.02 | Len

  Re: Примитивные штампы!

  Шановное панство !Чтение этого опуса вызывает зевоту. Примитивные штампы. Вспоминается донесение главы немецкой разведки в 1940 году адмирала Канариса Гитлеру о том что в России Москву и Урал связывает ОДНА ЕДИНСТВЕННАЯ ОДНОКОЛЕЙНАЯ ЖЕЛЕЗНАЯ дорога!!!!!!!!
  На таком же уровне и опус из баварской газеты.
  Все посылки авторов идут от того факта что Путин работал в КГБ.
  Нет ни малейшего намека на глубокий анализ процессов в российском обществе.
  
  С уважением Len 2 октября 2003 года. г, Киев

• 2003.10.02 | Len

  Re: Истерика !

  Панство ! Небольшая но точная по теме цитата с инетресурса Globalrus.
  Начало : Западные журналисты, которые вместе с российскими «правозащитниками» истерили всю прошлую неделю, это очень хорошо чувствуют. И поэтому их статьи содержали совершенно другие обвинения в адрес русского президента, чем у «наших». Они пытались докричаться до Буша, чтобы тот осознал, что под флагом дружбы с Западом Путин вновь собирает «постсоветское пространство» – и это уже явно наносит ущерб стратегическим интересам США – на Каспии, на Украине, в Молдавии и Средней Азии. Так это на самом деле или нет – вопрос отдельный, но важно то, что тональность антирусского хамства со стороны западных медиа сильно изменилась: если раньше они говорили о том, что российская власть слишком слаба и плохо контролирует ситуацию (а значит, говорить с ней не о чем), то теперь – о том, что Путин слишком усилился и это уже начинает создавать проблемы американцам.
  Конец цитаты.
  Точно и ясно: ИСТЕРИКА у немецкой газеты!
  С уважением Len 2 октября 2003 года. г, Киев
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  • 2003.10.02 | Dworkin

    Еще один "бригандный"! :)

    Еще одна хорошая статья, об "агентах влияния" КГБ-ФСБ в Интернете. Думаю, понравится уважаемой публике:
    
    http://www.maidan.org.ua/news/view.php3?bn=maidan_free&key=1064811658&first=1064904531&last=1064849862
    
    Цитаты в тему:
    
    "...Кто-либо из однотипных представителей бригады, находится в "онлайне" постоянно, всегда готовый отразить любой "выпад" инакомыслящего либерала..."
    
    "...Ключевое словосочетание, неизбежно выводящее бригадников из себя и вынуждающее их раскрыться во всей красе, это "люстрации гебистов". ..."
    
    Ну и т.д. Читайте и сравнивайте сами