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Monday, August 29, 2016
Iran, Russia, and Latin America - Update - August 2016
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
The times of the "banana republic with American air conditioning" (this is Hoover's brilliant phrase, and you have to give him a credit for it) are gone. The times of statehood: equality and prosperity are coming.
"The 2014 budget bill included $2.5 million in funding for a future vote in Puerto Rico's political status. This referendum can be held at any time, as there is no deadline attached to the funds.[18][19] The referendum may be an issue in the 2016 Puerto Rico gubernatorial election.[20]"
Where is the money for PR statehood referendum? Have they been disbursed?
Do they intend to steal it too?
Investigate the crooked governor AGP and his "parasites"!
Investigate the PR branch of the FBI and its previous leadership!
Investigate the PR division of DOJ!
The much suffering Puerto Rican people, reduced to abject poverty, hunger, diseases,
disenfranchised from the corrupt and rotten political system are the victims of their own incompetent
politicians.
Revamp this contagious, dangerous, stinking cesspool!
Statehood for Puerto Rico is the only viable solution.
Schedule the referendum simultaneously with the 2016 gubernatorial elections.
"FBI Director Hoover often complained that “Gov. Muñoz Marín wants his own banana republic, with American air conditioning.” This was an accurate and astute observation."
The times of the "banana republic with American air conditioning" (this is Hoover's brilliant phrase,
and you have to give him a credit for it) are gone. Now it becomes evident that they were stealing
even this little modicum of comfort and consolation from their people.
The times of statehood: equality and prosperity are coming. This is the inevitable historical and
political outcome and the way out of the Island's tragedy and catastrophe. The present political clique
running the Island vehemently resists this change because it means for them the loss of their
political power and a power to steal.
The Puerto Rican people and the US Congress have to make their moves.
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- 6.27.16 - Possible DOJ Involvement in Puerto Rico’s Financial Meltdown | Observer
- 4.6.16 - Personal conflicts obstruct FBI investigation into Puerto Rico fraud | Caribbean News Now
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- 6.6.16 - The hidden boogeyman in Puerto Rico’s debt crisis: its power utility | TheHill
- 6.27.16 - Puerto Rico seeks 2 Venezuelan men in $8M fraud case | Daily Mail Online
- The con man falls in Caracas Rolls: This is a Spanish oil empire was invented. News of Spain
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- 5.10.16 - Puerto Rico senate turns over bond fraud probe to FBI | Caribbean News Now
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- 6.15.16 - FBI, police 'in final stages' of solving 'contract hit' on ex-Philly bank CEO
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M.N.: Now it is understandable what are the reasons for this "resistance" to switch to solar energy: they will not be able to steal from the PREPA oil deals.
"The irony in the Puerto Rico debt story is that the island is blessed with abundant sunshine, a resource that is all but ignored in the plan to switch the power authority from its current imported-oil-dependent grid to one tied almost completely to imported natural gas.
Indeed there is inexplicable and staunch institutional resistance in Puerto Rico to harnessing solar energy, which is now cost-competitive with traditional electricity-generation and spreading globally. A report we published in September shows how a new mindset among elected officials and utility managers would help right the ship."
M.N.: Now it is understandable what are the reasons for this "resistance" to switch to solar energy: they will not be able to steal from the PREPA oil deals.
- Possible DOJ Involvement in Puerto Rico’s Financial Meltdown | Observer
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- The hidden boogeyman in Puerto Rico’s debt crisis: its power utility | TheHill
- Congress' work with Puerto Rico isn't...
Monday, July 11, 2016
What did Chavez get in return?
And now let us go figure out the security and counterintelligence implications of this affair. What did Chavez get in return? I doubt that he did it just out of his pure love for the Puerto Rican people. Did he get some favourable terms in immigration matters, to get his agents on the Island, and then to the US mainland, for his (and Russian and Iranian Intelligence) purposes?
Were some of the stolen money ("today it would be $700 million a year and is said to be still going on") diverted to sponsor the anti-American activities?
To confiscate the stolen property from the Puerto Rico government thieves is not enough. This is a grave and alarming matter which might be just a tip of the iceberg, and it demands the very thorough, in-depth, and comprehensive investigations, from all points of view and angles, including the local branch of the FBI, the Police, and DOJ, for at least last 10-15 years.
And now tell me that everything is fine and dandy.
Michael Novakhov
"I was told that Puerto Rico came on his agency’s radar years ago because the head of the PREPA fuel purchase office started making direct calls to the then-president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez. An agency listened in and found out that PREPA was buying sludge oil from Venezuela and billing the utility for high grade oil. The difference in value—hundreds of millions per year (today it would be $700 million a year and is said to be still going on)—was allegedly kicked back to the fuel office manager and distributed to politicians and government officials on the island.
As the unnamed government agency continued to listen in on the calls, the caller claimed it became clear that family members of Puerto Rican FBI agents and family members in the Puerto Rico U.S. Attorney’s office were receiving payments based on these “kickbacks.”
He went on to tell me that the Puerto Rico’s FBI office and U.S. Attorney will do nothing about the oil kickback scheme and the bond rating scheme because they were participating in it."
Were some of the stolen money ("today it would be $700 million a year and is said to be still going on") diverted to sponsor the anti-American activities?
To confiscate the stolen property from the Puerto Rico government thieves is not enough. This is a grave and alarming matter which might be just a tip of the iceberg, and it demands the very thorough, in-depth, and comprehensive investigations, from all points of view and angles, including the local branch of the FBI, the Police, and DOJ, for at least last 10-15 years.
And now tell me that everything is fine and dandy.
Michael Novakhov
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