King said it Saddam Hussein or Iranian billionaire .. 20 billion euros waiting for its owner in Moscow

[yota691]

King said it Saddam Hussein or Iranian billionaire .. 20 billion euros waiting for its owner in Moscow

Slider | 15 فبراير 2014 17:39 | sj | 

 

 

Still access the amount of 20 billion euros to one of Moscow's airports in 2007, of interest to Russian newspapers that are looking for what was to become of the fate of the huge amount of money. And continue the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda" Russian attempts to uncover the fate of the huge amount of money which was said to have arrived at the Sheremetyevo international airport in Moscow in 2007 on a flight from Germany, has not applied for a received so far. The newspaper reported that a security source familiar assured her that the arrival of the massive amounts of European banknotes .. Adding that these banknotes stayed in the airport for a few years, then start transfering to several stores outside the airport, and he came to the airport in 2011, and saw there a part of it, and took pictures of her. The newspaper said it was not possible for her to know where there are these banknotes now received a Will. The paper billionaire Iranian Pervez Najafabadi Farahani is the owner of those funds .. The representatives are paying large sums of money in order to keep the integrity of the banknotes. They also tried to receiving it, but the Russian security authorities required for the delivery of the funds coming of the owner. The newspaper "Moskovsky Komsomolets" Russian readers were told earlier that Sheremetyevo Customs custody of the vast quantities of banknotes European weigh 200 tons with a total value of $ 20 billion euros. The paper that documents obtained by stating that this money came to Moscow on a plane provided by the German city of Frankfurt on the seventh of August 2007. She pointed out that these documents do not specify who should receive this money, and therefore refrain from airport customs delivered to a 6 years ago. On the other hand the Russian authorities can not confiscate the money because the documents identify the owner. And demanded the owner of the airport customs money referred to in the documents that attend personally, but he did not attend. The other reports have claimed that those funds back to the late Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein .. Where Russian security source said: "I do not rule out the possibility that former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein is the owner of this money" .. Since Saddam's money suddenly disappeared after he was arrested Americans, and is not excluded that the money amounted to Iran first, and then transferred to Germany and from there to Russia, according to the hypothesis that the source cited. The press reports quoted a lawyer for Farahani as saying "that his client is a victim of it went delegate absolute Farzin, who was entrusted with the task of moving money from Frankfurt to Iran, but he tried to circumvent falsifying documents." * 88 *

 

Edited February 16, 2014 by yota691

[sandfly]

IT'S MINE SO SEND IT TO ME

[SocalDinar]

IT'S MINE SO SEND IT TO ME

Edited February 16, 2014 by SocalDinar

[PD41]

Lol

[SgtFuryUSCZ]

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SANDFLY --- even THAT amount cold not repay the debt owed to all our Service Members for

 

all they've sacrificed.  But it would be a good start !     

 

 

 

 

And again we see the link betwixt IRAN & the current little dicktater - the evil maliki.  Bet they'd just LOVE

 

getting their mitts on all that money.

 

Maybe we should keep an eye on it and see where it lands just before a potential RV/RI.....

[SocalDinar]

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SANDFLY --- even THAT amount cold not repay the debt owed to all our Service Members for

 

all they've sacrificed.  But it would be a good start !   

 

 

 

I truly hear where you are coming from.

 

But this statement also troubles me. Yes our service men and women have sacrificed so much for their love of country. I show my gratitude to every one i meet thanking them for their service. Maybe picking up their tab at a restaurant or in line at the store. But I believe throwing a number on it is not right.  All those that have served and sacrificed are heroes in my book, but I cant help to think that if there were debts due and expected would this truly be considered sacrifice.  If a man runs into a burning building to save someone expecting a payout in the end would you consider him a hero or a mercenary.

 

Again i do hear you and understand your true meaning behind what you wrote but worry that some may read this wrong

[SgtFuryUSCZ]

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...just commenting on SANDFLY's little daydream, SoCal, don't be so literal....

 

And we said it -- no amount would ever be enough. 

 

What US Vets have accomplished and still do through our Service to mankind is a priceless act of

 

immeasurable value.

[whatsthis]

I knew I left my euros somewhere. I need to get those back I hope they don't charge me for leaving them there.

Sandfly that comes out to about 14.6 billion usd I'll split it with you.

[mrparrot]

Trucks?

Check.

Escort vehicles?

Check.

Sandwiches for the trip?

Check.

Knot on the side of the head where

wife slapped me for forgetting to pick

up the money 7 years ago?

Check.

Ok, LET'S ROLL...

 

 

Don't worry, little Euro's.

Daddy's comin'...