Posted on 07/07/2004 7:40:23 PM PDT by Mark Felton
Claudia Rosett (of WSJ) has been on the case for awhile. She appears maybe once a week on
the Hugh Hewitt Show to discuss "the naughty bits" of the UN, espcecially the Oil-For-Fraud case.
Here are links for an article from May and her archive (at WSJ Opinion Journal):
http://www.opinionjournal.com/columnists/cRosett/?id=110005060
http://www.opinionjournal.com/columnists/cRosett/archive/
Did you see this?
I like how the scare quotes are used; we all know it was Oil for Frenchmen and Oil for Palaces. This will be fun.
I can't wait for this one!
Any bets running?
France
Germany
Whatever country Kofi is from.
Corrine Brown
Jesse Jackson
And then lets remember that the LA Times put 21 more reporters on the "hunt" for Arnold Schwarzengger's supposed "groping" scandals than they did on the multi-Billion Dollar oil-for-food scandal that took money away from Iraqi childrens' hospitals in exchange for bribing weapons importers.
Man, thats a keeper. Thanks.
The LA Times actually had the nerve to print an article, today or yesterday, that made the claim that FoxNews is the most biased major media player since the days of yellow journalism.
Of course, maybe they're not lying. Maybe they don't consider themselves a major media player.
A Patiently awaiting the list Bump!
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Good post kcvl
I was thinking of doing that myself.
Value of $25 million barrels{55 gal} of oil = 1 Billion US Dollars
I hope F'in Kerry or the Ketchup Queen is on it
YOU ARE GOING DOWN!
Sadly enough it most likely won't happen until Dubya' leaves office in '08.
He won't see the fruits of his efforts until he is retired.
Is this a live thread??
Somebody please take notes. I'm on graveyard shift....
I'm not so sure of that .. this scandal .. even though the lberal media is trying to squash the news .. it's starting to pick up speed ..
We shall see though
Trafigura (Patrick Maugein), businessman: 25 million
That's the Rich link.
See post #2 on this thread:
***AMEP still exists on registry documents in Monaco, but Mr. Abdelnour confirmed that the office there on Boulevard Princesse Charlotte closed two years ago. Intriguingly, the same building in Monaco houses another oil company, Toro Energy SAM, whose owner and a key business partner both figure prominently on the Al Mada list: oil industry specialist Cabecadas Rui de Sousa and Frenchman Patrick Maugein. (Mr. Abdelnour says he does not know either man). Mr. Maugein, a billionaire with close ties to Jacques Chirac, is a longtime associate of the trader and former fugitive Marc Rich, who fled to Europe in 1983 to avoid answering charges of racketeering, illegal trading and dodging a tax-bill of $48 million. (Mr. Rich was pardoned by Bill Clinton in his final hours in the White House). Mr. Maugein was also a close contact of Tariq Aziz, with whom he met regularly. He is the non-executive chairman of Soco International PLC, a publicly listed London-based petroleum exploration/production company, which goes into markets the majors tend to skip--Mongolia, Vietnam, North Korea, Libya and Yemen.***
I'm about to go to bed, can you or someone ping me when this happens?
Does anyone see any damage control going on? Denials? Excuses? How reliable is MERI?
Expect many more car bombs and bullets aimed at "those who know".
I can't wait- I hope the French are at the top of the list.
Maybe hoping for the truth would be better, no matter who is at the top of the list. This is no gotcha game.
Total for this search: $1,000
Contributor |
Occupation |
Date |
Amount |
Recipient |
SCHEER, ROBERT |
COLUMNIST [LA Times] |
10/30/2000 |
$1,000 |
Kucinich, Dennis J |
All they do is translate the Arab press.
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