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I'm Bill Browder. Here's the Biggest Mistake Putin Made When Trying to Get Access to Me Through Trump

Willow904 wrote:http://amp.timeinc.net/time/5340545/bil ... ssion=true

I'm Bill Browder. Here's the Biggest Mistake Putin Made When Trying to Get Access to Me Through Trump

I hadn't previously heard about this in other stories about the Trump/Putin meeting.

gilsey wrote:He wrote Barrow and Furness in his resignation letter.

frog222 wrote:

Willow904 wrote:http://amp.timeinc.net/time/5340545/bil ... ssion=true

I'm Bill Browder. Here's the Biggest Mistake Putin Made When Trying to Get Access to Me Through Trump

I hadn't previously heard about this in other stories about the Trump/Putin meeting.

Willow, I was put off from reading the Time article by that first hurdle ! Is this an accurate quote ?

"" The biggest mistake that Putin made in his offer today to effectively swap me for the 12 Russian agents is that he went to the wrong head of state. Although I was born in America, I emigrated to the United Kingdom 29 years ago and am a British citizen. If he really wants me, he better go talk to Theresa May, who might have a few choice words for him after Russian agents spread the military-grade nerve agent Novichok across the cathedral town of Salisbury, England. ""

The Kremlin, Mr. Putin said, would allow Mr. Mueller and his team to travel to Russia and be present at the questioning of 12 Russian military intelligence officers the special counsel indicted last week for hacking into the computer systems of the Democratic National Committee and the emails of Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman.

In exchange, however, the United States would have to permit Russian law enforcement officials to take part in interrogations of people “who have something to do with illegal actions on the territory of Russia.” He singled out one man: William F. Browder.

citizenJA wrote:@AK
Your reports are always well-written; yesterday's was exceptional.

RogerOThornhill wrote:Well this could be fun...

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But I see John Woodcock wants to take the limelight. As helpful as ever eh?

RogerOThornhill wrote:"These things happen"

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Not sure whether this is a or a

It's very UKIP though...

Written statement
Made by: Penny Mordaunt (Secretary of State for International Development)
Made on: 18 July 2018

Inter-American Investment Corporation - Escrow Account - HCWS870

This statement sets out the particulars of a short-term arrangement arising from the UK’s intention to become a member of the IIC (the private sector arm of the IADB Group) through the transfer of up to US$6.98m of UK resources already held in the IADB. These resources form part of a US$725m capital asset transfer from the IADB (of which the UK is a member) to the IIC, and will be temporarily held by the IADB in an escrow account while the UK’s membership goes through the ratification process and the Privileges and Immunities sections of the treaty are brought into UK and Scottish law.

Joining the IIC through capital asset transfer offers the opportunity, at no extra cost, to be part of an important organisation in the Latin America and Caribbean region, which will support economic growth and leverage further private sector resources for development financing, as part of the UK’s Prosperity agenda.

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"...as part of the UK’s Prosperity agenda."

RogerOThornhill wrote:"These things happen"

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Not sure whether this is a or a

It's very UKIP though...

HindleA wrote:https://www.parliament.uk/business/publ ... 18/HCWS877


Employment and Support Allowance:Written statement


The Department has analysed the relationship between “official error” and section 27 of the Social Security Act 1998 in regulating how and to what extent arrears can be paid. As a result of the conclusions of this analysis, we will now be paying arrears to those affected back to their date of conversion to ESA

"...to be part of an important organisation in the Latin America and Caribbean region, which will support economic growth and leverage further private sector resources for development financing, as part of the UK’s Prosperity agenda."

HindleA wrote:Any other organisation there would be compensation."Nervous" about UC,forms at least part of their reckoning.

Households (10%) without internet access
Of those without internet access, 64% felt they didn’t need the internet as it was regarded as not useful or interesting.
A further 20% felt they lacked skills and 12% reported that they had access to the internet elsewhere.
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HindleA wrote:Salient point,viewing sickness/disability as a cost to be curtailed leads to far more cost,just ask Esther.