Deservedly so. He’s a top level journalist after all, and warrants special protections.
God if only they spent all this money, you know, improving their own country rather than bribing all these journalists and politicians to peddle their bs.
“I am ready to f…k up the world/my country for an extra buck” is still a mainstream… why is that?
If people don’t remember/haven’t read about USSR intelligence & spying activity during Cold War, they wouldn’t understand that this is even worse, with internet and mass media available all around.
Russia is a serious problem and should be dealt with on all levels. Political, economical and military (even if not directly in the case of #3).
>Other documents suggest Seipel was paid in two instalments, with the second taking place in the first half of 2019, from an account at the private Russian Sovcombank.
The payments appear to have taken circuitous routes through offshore structures owned by Mordashov and his associates, and managed by corporate service providers in Cyprus.
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Deservedly so. He’s a top level journalist after all, and warrants special protections.
God if only they spent all this money, you know, improving their own country rather than bribing all these journalists and politicians to peddle their bs.
“I am ready to f…k up the world/my country for an extra buck” is still a mainstream… why is that?
If people don’t remember/haven’t read about USSR intelligence & spying activity during Cold War, they wouldn’t understand that this is even worse, with internet and mass media available all around.
Russia is a serious problem and should be dealt with on all levels. Political, economical and military (even if not directly in the case of #3).
>Other documents suggest Seipel was paid in two instalments, with the second taking place in the first half of 2019, from an account at the private Russian Sovcombank.
The payments appear to have taken circuitous routes through offshore structures owned by Mordashov and his associates, and managed by corporate service providers in Cyprus.
Uh, who?
Now everyone else wants 600k too