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Antipodes's avatar

aha, so maybe Priggy does not get to go away quietly after all. Stripping a man of what he holds dear is the most cruel of punishments.

"shark-infested waters of Russian politics." indeed.

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Anne Sherman's avatar

Isn't Concord Management the same company that the DOJ tried to take down as part of "Russia, Russia, Russia" until 2 very snarky Reed Smith attorneys representing Concord called DOJ's bluff?

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Mark Wauck's avatar

Yes. Prigozhin is on the FBI's most wanted list:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=prigozhin+fbi+most+wanted&ia=web

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Steghorn21's avatar

Oligarchs don't tend to do well at the hands of Putin. If Soros, Gates and Murdoch lived in Russia, they'd probably be the victims of accidents by now.

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Mark Wauck's avatar

Just started, looks good.

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perle's avatar

"all of the funding the Wagner Group received came from the state." ..... "I do hope that no one stole anything in the process or, at least, did not steal a lot. It goes without saying that we will look into all of this.”

This would be a nasty surprise to Prigozhin in Belarus — Russian authorities are probing him on charges of financial irregularities by his corporate business house! "

Now all of our public servants in Washington, apart from Trump as President, are paid by the state. Our politicians are above reproach and would never profit by using their position to add to their wealth. We do not need to investigate, except for Trump.

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