nuo 16 iki 17 pakilo trumpam nes pist kazkas dave

Aksioma: Žmonėms gerai -valdžiai blogai, valdžiai gerai - žmonėms blogai.

https://www.15min.lt/naujiena/aktualu/lietuva/prestizines-mokyklos-direktore-stt-aiskinosi-kaip-igijo-kelis-butus-56-868882 cia prie tos dar dziaugsmingos temos, nors cia ne korupcija, cia paprasciausia vagyste kaip pasakytu vienas didziai gerbiamu apologetu

Pipedija kažkas panašaus.

http://www.pipedija.com/index.php/Landsbergis

https://www.15min.lt/naujiena/aktualu/lietuva/vrk-sprendzia-ar-parama-liberalu-sajudziui-buvo-teiseta-56-869560

Na ka, spektaklio pirmas veiksmas baigtas - galima atsipusti prie bufeto.

https://www.delfi.lt/news/daily/lithuania/dar-reikia-taip-sugebeti-konservatoriaus-ir-liberalo-verslus-lydi-neitiketina-sekme.d?id=76198503 och tos konservoliberastines lervos!!!!

Šiandieniniame Latvijos Delfyje:
Сотрудники Госполиции и Рижской полиции самоуправления в рамках следственных мероприятий делают "контрольные закупки" в массажных салонах, сообщает передача Panorāma телеканала LTV.
Проституция в Латвии не запрещена, однако нелегальными являются сутенерство и организация деятельности сексуального характера в составе группы. Кроме того, запрещено торговать телом в квартире, которая не принадлежит человеку, или он ее не снимает.

Для того, чтобы ловить нарушителей закона, полиция направляет в массажные салоны своих сотрудников под видом клиентов. Госполиция называет такую практику следственным экспериментом и настаивает на том, что она проводится в соответствии с решением суда. Рижская полиция самоуправления (RPP) обосновывает такие действия приказом руководства.

В распоряжение передачи попали рапорты сотрудников полиции, составленные после посещения массажных салонов. В них детально описывается, как именно девушки делали массаж - в том числе и половых органов.
http://rus.delfi.lv/news/daily/latvia/ltv-latvijskaya-policiya-dlya-borby-s-seks-industriej-ispolzuet-kontrolnye-zakupki.d?id=49412141
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Už valdiškus pinigus....

Reikia pasimokinti kaip kovoti su korupcija iš Saudo Arabijos:
Sulaikyti 11 princų, 4 dabartiniai ministrai ir dešimtys buvusių ministrų:
https://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/gulf/2017/11/05/Princes-and-former-ministers-detained-in-Jeddah-floods-and-Coronoa-virus-corruption-probe.html

Naivus tu zmogus peckeliau Elementariausia klanu kova, dabartinio karalio sunus nori paveldeti tevo posta, nors pagal vidinius susitarimus jis turi atitekti kitiems. Saudo arabija turi labai sudetinga sosto perdavimo tvarka, kuri teoriskai turi uztikrinti prieeiga prie vamzdzio visiems didziausiems vietiniams klanams.

Monarchai ten kovojantys del vamzdzio. Ir kadangi draugiskai sutaria su JAV'ais, tai aniems px kad ten demokratija neegzistuoja

https://pasaulis.lrytas.lt/ivykiai/2017/11/05/news/-paradise-papers-13-4-mln-dokumentu-nutekejimas-atskleidzia-pasaulio-turtinguju-paslaptis-3410445/ nu jo... dideli pinigeliai nelabai myli mokescius, net ir karalienes

Karalienes fondas investaves i greitu kreditu firma UK... Greze po 100 proc metiniu. Rumai neigia, kad zinojo galutini investiciju gaveja...
US prekybos ministras investaves i firma, glaudziai dirbancia su Sibur, artimiausio vovos draugo/ patiketinio - jo kasininko ir pinigu plovejo Timcenkos, Michelsono ir Putino zento firma.

https://www.delfi.lt/verslas/verslas/is-valstybes-krovesi-po-10-000-euru-per-menesi-bet-to-buvo-negana.d?id=76316779 tereik turet drauga geroj vietoj ir schema susikuria pati

Pinigai nezino nei draugu nei priesu. Tokiais tampama pinigu deka
Viskas pasaulyje igavo pinigine verte.

Pagaliau Saudo Arabija rado sprendimą dėl princų kišininkų.
70 proc turto atiduodi valstybei ir laisvas. Planuojama surinkti taip 300 milijardų. Rašo financial times
https://www.ft.com/content/e888a676-caa9-11e7-ab18-7a9fb7d6163e
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Saudi authorities offer freedom deals to princes and businessmen

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Saudi authorities are negotiating settlements with princes and businessmen held over allegations of corruption, offering deals for the detainees to pay for their freedom, say people briefed on the discussions.

In some cases the government is seeking to appropriate as much as 70 per cent of suspects’ wealth, two of the people said, in a bid to channel hundreds of billions of dollars into depleted state coffers.

The arrangements, which have already seen some assets and funds handed over to the state, provide an insight into the strategy behind Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s dramatic corruption purge.

The crackdown has led to the detention of hundreds of royals, ministers and the country’s richest magnates, including Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the billionaire, Waleed al-Ibrahim, the founder of Middle East Broadcasting Center, which owns the Saudi satellite television channel Al Arabiya, and Bakr bin Laden, chairman of the Saudi Binladin construction group.

Some of the suspects, many of whom have been detained at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh since last week, are keen to secure their release by signing over cash and corporate assets, say people close to the negotiations.

“They are making settlements with most of those in the Ritz,” said one adviser. “Cough up the cash and you will go home.”

The settlements aim to recover billions of dollars allegedly accrued through corruption at a time when the government is grappling with a recession triggered by prolonged low oil prices and a budget deficit of $79bn last year.

The attorney-general has said he is investigating allegations of corruption amounting to at least $100bn. People briefed on the negotiations say the government wants to take back at least that figure, though the target may rise to as much as $300bn.

More arrests are likely as the government widens its graft probe, one of the people said.


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The round-up has won plaudits among many Saudis who for years have been angered by what they perceive to be corruption involving members of the huge royal family and politically connected businessmen. But foreign investors have been spooked by the scale of the campaign and are concerned that the crackdown is a selective purge.

One multi-billionaire businessman held at the Ritz has been told to hand over 70 per cent of his wealth to the state as a punishment for decades of involvement in allegedly corrupt business transactions.

He is inclined to pay, one of his advisers said, but details of the mechanics of returning assets and cash have yet to be hammered out.

The businessmen in custody are being asked to hand over assets. Settlements for royals are likely to also include pledges of loyalty to Prince Mohammed, the adviser added.

Saudi officials did not comment.

Another detainee has told his staff that the authorities may be looking to take ownership of his main business.

Families of detained suspects have started to hire consultants to assist efforts to secure their relatives’ release and to ringfence the damage to their business interests.

“They are looking for ways to isolate the tainted shareholder and keep the business going,” said the adviser.

The crackdown caught many of the suspects unawares, say their advisers.

One of the detainees, for example, met with representatives of Prince Mohammed a few weeks before he was detained in Jeddah. At the time, he believed that the meeting had been productive, assuming it signalled how he should continue his extensive domestic and international interests.

Prince Alwaleed, who owns stakes in the likes of Citigroup and Twitter and is a nephew of King Salman, had publicly backed Prince Mohammed’s efforts to reform the kingdom before his arrest on allegations of bribery and extortion.

Many Saudis say the move is a positive step at a time when many ordinary people are enduring the pain of the downturn.

“Why should the poor take all the pain of austerity,” said one Saudi academic. “The rich need to pay their way too.”

kazkas rase, kad 800 milijardu...

Štai prie ko privedė "išpindėjimas", kai pinigų nereikėjo uždirbt.

https://www.15min.lt/naujiena/aktualu/lietuva/premjero-patarejas-skirmantas-malinauskas-rasa-kazeniene-spaudima-patiria-ne-tik-is-isores-bet-ir-pacioje-teisingumo-ministerijoje-56-932920 jo...., manau cia gali but precedentas ir paskatinimas kitiems netylet, jeigu jos nesuvalgys

Gali(m) būti ramūs, nesuvalgys

https://youtu.be/5GDMAFyxBEY?t=1981

Jei apgaudineji zmones piramidese ar stavkese, nuemes kelis simtus tukstanciu dink is viesumos. O jei milijonais prigriebei, tave uzsienyje prades spausti sava mafija.

https://youtu.be/5GDMAFyxBEY?t=2980

Taip pat bankai, auto salonai dabar pradeda pakisinet popierius neaiskius. Niekada nepasirasyk is karto. Bankas istums i rizikinga pozicija, o autosalonai 2x nulups uz kilimelius papildomus ir tt.

Taip pat dabar bujoja draudejai, brokeriai ir kiti

Jei bandysi paviesint sukcius, jie dazniausiai turi stoga valdzioj ir gali tave sudubasint ar kt. Todel jei bandai, samdyk apsauga:

https://youtu.be/5GDMAFyxBEY?t=3189

Taip pat gali uzblokuot tavo soc tinklus, ne tik paprastas banas yra o ir pasleptas.