Lavrov who occasionally likes to blunder publicly about this very issues(see no further than news published on February 20th, 2018 HERE when he visited exactly my small country and Serbia to hush news that you are about to see below - politicians have different methods to silence/manipulate different journalists as journalists of today are well preselected/classified tools of political
"show must go on" athmosphere...to anti nazi jouranlists, they tend to appeal via few words that suggest their snti nazi stand while publicly, they continue to meet and pose for photos with neoanzis - such is the case of Sergei Lavrov and one is not alone - its how small lies grow into total insanities because we tolerate them even when forcefully unemplyed for decades) while at the same time, one is Kurt Weldheim's(and Italian mafia - fascist Berlusconi) personal courier/confident in territory of Russia without any dilemma(not hiding at all who he is because he counts on people like myself to contiune to bite into political options only and not what matters the most = honesty in jouranlism = when we fight for political options vs truth, we all lose and it doesn't matter on which side of the political spectrum you are)...
Related to http://ausertimes.blogspot.si/2018/01/german-merkel-and-adolf-hitlers.html
Related to http://ausertimes.blogspot.si/2018/01/german-merkel-and-adolf-hitlers.html
WHO IS SERGEI LAVROV !!?????
A magnat...a billionaire manipulator(who cares what mainstream media or Wikipedia have to say - don't wait for them to tell publicly the truth about deep state individuals' wealth) who is very well acquainted with the field of psychiatry...his speciality in field of politics are international affairs(speaks English very well and so does his daughter who also works in politics behind scene...)...he is TOTALLY bed with Italian mafia whom he refers to as "our cousins" and he did eveything possible one could do via MKULTRA manipulations to make one appealing to me(his daughter who is just as manipulative was involved)....
Perhaps its time for people to rather take the solid stands vs attending funerals and mumble via totally controlled oposition...
American neonazi scum(Lavrov/Putin are in bed with David Duke and other neonazis and so was "communist" leader Gennady Zyuganov - it wasn't Jon Huntsman Jr.'s first time in Moscow when he assumed position as ambassador to Russia) anticipated at large to get me in Moscow where they threatened with what you see here(exactly what have happened to young Slovak journalist and his fiance as he investigated one of the Putin/Berlusconi's "cousins" by the name Robert Fico - a Slovakian government gangster - very close associate of neonazi Viktor Orban) if not taking their orders(wash liabilities for crimes committed against me the easy way - no need to face courts/justice which they have mutually staled to cover one another)....
Not Russia, but instead international crime is what has replaced one....
Precisely what I see whenever reminding myself of here seen flag or lyrics http://www.usa-flag-site.org/song-lyrics/star-spangled-banner/ DEADLY COLERA IS WHAT YOU ARE AND NOT "THE BEAUTIFUL"(abomination - a disease that plagued entire globe and not only your own nation is what you are)...
Not Russia, but instead international crime is what has replaced one....
TO BRING REAL NEWS THESE DAYS IS NOT AN EASY THING TO DO, PLEASE SUPPORT THIS SITE...
The journalist, Jan Kuciak, was looking into whether the ’Ndrangheta, the Calabrian organized crime syndicate, had funneled money into Slovakia, investing in real estate and other ventures, and developing ties to Slovak politicians, according to Aktuality.sk, the news site he worked for, and the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, one of several organizations collaborating on the investigation.
A version of Mr. Kuciak’s last, unfinished article, published on Wednesday by Aktuality and other news organizations, explored the business dealings of Antonino Vadala, an Italian man living in Slovakia whom the Italian authorities suspected of having ties to the ’Ndrangheta.
Mr. Vadala could not be reached for comment, and he is not quoted in the article.
The article’s publication prompted the resignation of high-ranking Slovak government officials. Mr. Kuciak’s report says the major investments that Mr. Vadala and his associates made included farmland, to draw European Union agricultural subsidies.
Mr. Kuciak had begun his investigation by looking into how a woman, Maria Troskova, became an aide to Viliam Jasan, a prominent member of the ruling party, and then to Prime Minister Robert Fico. The government had not made clear either her qualifications or her duties.
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The reporter discovered that Ms. Troskova had previously been a business partner of Mr. Vadala’s, according to the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project. Mr. Kuciak’s published article did not suggest that she had any knowledge of or involvement with the ’Ndrangheta.
Ms. Troskova and Mr. Jasan, who headed the government’s crisis management office, resigned from their positions on Wednesday. They said in a statement that they were “shaken” by the killings, “just like the rest of the Slovak public.”
“Connecting our names to this atrocious act by some politicians or media is absolutely unacceptable,” they added. “We categorically refuse any connection to this tragedy. But since our names are used in a political fight against the prime minister Robert Fico, we decided to leave our posts at the government office until the end of this investigation.”
The culture minister, Marek Madaric, a member of the prime minister’s center-left party, also resigned, citing the killings.
“Of all the government, the Ministry of Culture is the most associated with the media,” Mr. Madaric said at a news conference. “As a minister of culture I can’t get over a journalist being murdered.”
“Information about a possible breach of any organized group among the politicians, to the level of state institutions, is serious,” he said. “It’s in the interest of us all, of the state, to investigate them as soon as possible — also to avoid making something into a case when it’s not.”
The bodies of Mr. Kuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kusnirova, both 27, were found on Sunday, three days after they were shot to death in what enforcement officials described as an intentional and expert attack. In announcing the killings on Monday, officials said it appeared that Mr. Kuciak had been targeted because of his work.
He was the second European journalist in recent months to be killed while investigating possible corruption. In Malta in October, a car bomb killed Daphne Caruana Galizia, who had accused people close to the prime minister of corruption. Both she and Mr. Kuciak had worked on the Panama Papers, the trove of documents disclosed in 2016 by a consortium of journalists that showed how wealthy people around the world were hiding their riches.
The killings prompted a host of denunciations from European officials, including Mr. Fico, who said that violence and intimidation against journalists undermined civil society.
Mr. Fico announced a reward of one million euros for information leading to solving the crime. Apparently referring to questions about Ms. Troskova, he told reporters, “Do not link innocent people, without any evidence, to a double homicide.”
Though not as well known as its Sicilian counterpart, the Mafia, the ’Ndrangheta “is among the richest and most powerful organized crime groups at a global level,” Europol, the European police agency, wrote in a 2013 report.
The group has invested its profits in legitimate businesses in many countries, and in places “has been able to achieve a position of quasi-monopoly in selected sectors, such as construction, real estate and transport,” the report said.
“Information about a possible breach of any organized group among the politicians, to the level of state institutions, is serious,” he said. “It’s in the interest of us all, of the state, to investigate them as soon as possible — also to avoid making something into a case when it’s not.”
The bodies of Mr. Kuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kusnirova, both 27, were found on Sunday, three days after they were shot to death in what enforcement officials described as an intentional and expert attack. In announcing the killings on Monday, officials said it appeared that Mr. Kuciak had been targeted because of his work.
He was the second European journalist in recent months to be killed while investigating possible corruption. In Malta in October, a car bomb killed Daphne Caruana Galizia, who had accused people close to the prime minister of corruption. Both she and Mr. Kuciak had worked on the Panama Papers, the trove of documents disclosed in 2016 by a consortium of journalists that showed how wealthy people around the world were hiding their riches.
The killings prompted a host of denunciations from European officials, including Mr. Fico, who said that violence and intimidation against journalists undermined civil society.
Mr. Fico announced a reward of one million euros for information leading to solving the crime. Apparently referring to questions about Ms. Troskova, he told reporters, “Do not link innocent people, without any evidence, to a double homicide.”
Though not as well known as its Sicilian counterpart, the Mafia, the ’Ndrangheta “is among the richest and most powerful organized crime groups at a global level,” Europol, the European police agency, wrote in a 2013 report.
The group has invested its profits in legitimate businesses in many countries, and in places “has been able to achieve a position of quasi-monopoly in selected sectors, such as construction, real estate and transport,” the report said.
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