Goldman Sachs a platit prostituate si petreceri pentru functionarii Autoritatii Libiene de Investitii, conform Curtii de Justitie din Londra, unde Libia a dat Goldman Sachs in judecata.
Goldman Sachs a ajutat Primul Ministru al Malaeziei sa fure peste un miliard de dolari, conform investigatorilor internationali in frunte cu autoritatile americane. Banii au fost spalati prin banci elvetiene, care ulterior au dat faliment (BSI).
Manuel Duaro Barroso s-a angajat la Goldman Sachs Londra, in functia de Presedinte neexecutiv, el fiind conform propriilor declaratii “foarte impresionat” de “atasamentul fata de cele mai inalte standarde” etice ale Goldman Sachs, rolul sau urmind sa fie acela de a consolida cultura corporatiei multinationale de “integritate, corectitudine, munca, responsabilitate”.
Per Hellstrom Director Directia de Competitie a Comisiei UE, a parasit Comisia UE, dupa ce a comis mai multe acte de coruptie pentru a ii apara pe Microsoft, impotriva acuzelor probate de abuz de pozitie dominanta si s-a angajat la Apple, care se judeca cu Comisia UE, pentru abuzurile de pozitie dominanta.
Manuel Durao Barroso, in asociere criminala cu Jonathan Scheele, Olli Rehn, Alessandro Buttice, Alberto Perduca, Per Hellstrom, Giovanni Kessler si multi altii, au comis si continua sa comita mai multe ilegalitati si acte de coruptie, pentru protejarea si promovarea fraudelor fonduri UE, piraterie, coruptie si crima organizata comise in Romania si in UE de Microsoft si asociatii acestora Medist, RSC, Asesoft, Teamnet (Calin Popescu Tariceanu, Sebastian Vladescu, Sebastian Ghita si altii).
Manuel Durao Baroso si Olli Rehn au luat la cunostinta in 7 Martie 2005 de la Omnis prin intermediul ziarului Ziua “Pirateria Vladescu”, de faptul ca in Romania Primul Ministru Calin Popescu Tariceanu si Ministrul de Finante Sebastian Vladescu fraudau fonduri Phare si piratau in asociere cu Microsoft – Medist – RSC, companii nationale care investeau in dezvoltarea de software la nivel mondial.
Microsoft si partenerii criminali ai acestora, au fost protejati si promovati de Comisia UE, in asociere cu Politia Bucuresti (beneficiara a fraudelor) si de DNA (Irinel Paun – Claudiu Dumitrescu), astfel incit acestia s-au asociat cu Sebastian Ghita pentru a extinde retelele de frauda si coruptie la Bruxelles (Guccifer – Marcel Lehel – George Maior).
In Mai 2006, dupa inscenarile judiciare coordonate de OLAF – DNA – Politia Bucuresti, Manuel Durao Barroso si Olli Rehn au venit in Romania pentru a ii felicita pe Calin Popescu Tariceanu si Sebastain Vladescu pentru rezultatele obtinute in combaterea coruptiei.
Manuel Durao Barroso ii felicita acum pe Goldman Sachs pentru cinste si corectitudine si le pune la dispozitie cunostintele sale in domeniul mecanismelor de coruptie si propaganda patentate de Comisia UE sub patronajul lui Manuel Durao Barroso.
Doamnă Procuror Şef DNA,
Sunteti informata referitor la actele de coruptie comise in Romania de Comisia UE in timpul mandatului de Presedinte al Comisiei detinut in perioada 2004-2014 de Manuel Durao Barroso.
Va solicitam sa actionati in conformitate cu Legea si cu probele existente in Dosarul 216/P/2005 instrumentat de Claudiu Dumitrescu si Irinel Paun in asociere infractionala cu Jonathan Scheele, Onno Simmons, Alberto Perduca, Olli Rehn si Manuel Durao Barroso si Dosarele 66/P/2007, 654/P/2011, 85/P/2011 si altele.
Va solicitam deasemenea sa va referiti la probele irefutabile si exhaustive, depuse timp de un deceniu, la dosarele sus mentionate si nu la PROPAGANDA Comisiei UE referitor la grija acestora fata de banul public European si la lupta OLAF impotriva coruptiei.
In fapt dosarele mentionate dovedesc faptul ca atit Comisia UE cit si OLAF, au comis si continua sa comita mai multe ilegalitati pentru a favorizarea unor crime flagrante si deosebit de grave comise de MAFIA MICROSOFT.
Va dorim succes,
Dragos Riscanu
But he said he was “very impressed” by Goldman’s “commitment to the highest standards” on ethics and this his role as chairman of Goldman Sachs International would include reinforcing the firm’s culture of “integrity, consequence, diligence, responsibility”.
Mr Barroso, who presided over the commission for a decade, told the Financial Times that he will do what he can to “mitigate the negative effects” of the Brexit decision. If the UK loses access to the EU single market, US banks may need to move big parts of their large European businesses out of London.
“Of course I know well the EU, I also know relatively well the UK environment,” Mr Barroso said. “If my advice can be helpful in this circumstance I’m ready to contribute, of course.”
The former Portuguese prime minister led the commission from 2004-14, a period that included the financial crisis. He was a key figure in many of the financial sector policies that followed, including banking union.
“His advice and counsel in this time of monumental change and uncertainty . . . will be very important,” said Peter Sutherland, who stepped down as chairman of GSI in May 2015. Since then, the post has been filled by GSI non executive director Claes Dahlback.
The appointment comes at a time when Goldman has been mired in controversy as a salacious court case about a 2008 Libyan deal rumbles on and scrutiny increases over the bank’s role in raising money for 1MDB, a Malaysia state fund linked to possible corruption.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9d29a55c-44f1-11e6-b22f-79eb4891c97d.html#axzz4DHzrCfA6
Goldman Sachs paid for prostitutes and lavish parties in an attempt to win business from the Libyan Investment Authority
A former Goldman Sachs dealmaker trying to persuade Gadaffi-era Libya to invest $1 billion with the investment bank procured prostitutes and invited Libyan officials to lavish parties in the hope of winning the business, the High Court heard today.
The Libyan Investment Authority sovereign wealth fund is suing Goldman Sachs for inappropriately coercing its naïve staff into giving its sovereign wealth fund cash to the bank to invest in products they did not understand. The products were designed to generate big profits for Goldman, the LIA claims.
Global investigators believe more than $1 billion entered Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak’s personal bank accounts, much of it from state investment fund 1MDB. The scandal has caused a political crisis in an important U.S. ally in Asia and threatens to upend years of one-party rule in the country. Mr. Najib denied wrongdoing or taking money for personal gain. The 1MDB fund denies wrongdoing and says it’s cooperating with probes.
http://www.wsj.com/specialcoverage/malaysia-controversy