He’s been identified as being involved in the Azerbaijani laundromat, receiving $250k from the government days after he was elected to the Dayton school board.
There’s no doubt that Weldon and Baguirov are close. They’ve got a long history together.
What IS interesting however is that Baguirov never actually worked for Weldon. He’s not on legistorm and was not on the payroll. Was he Weldon’s FSB handler?
How can #Ohio republicans vote for a money launderer who lies about his employment history?
How was he donating money claiming an address in Virginia while he lived in Ohio? What is that truth!
@ZarinaZabrisky pointed out to me that MGIMO Is the university people with FSB connections get into.
@esrati uncovered today that Adil has hired a law firm to scrub the internet....This comes shortly after he scrubbed his social media accounts. esrati.com/what-adil-bagu…
It turns out that Curt Weldon's trip to Russia where he joined the Russian Academy of Sciences....was paid for by Russian Mobster Victor Chernomyrdin and the Moscow International Petroleum Club...
I think I know why Adil chose Dayton - or at least part of the reason.
I just need to do more research but it’s a doozie.
Guys, I have knowledge that the reddit section of the_donald was run by a Dayton native AND I know that they were invited to the White House because of the work they did.
Brett Kavanaugh does not belong on the Supreme Court. He’s a partisan hack in a way no SC Justice has ever been. Not only did he involve himself in the Vince Foster conspiracy bs during the Clinton years but he literally represented
the Bush campaign in the 2000 Election Debacle and he also wrote the torture memos - and lied about it.
I find the idea of “coastal elites” to be a completely bullshit made up idea. You can’t tell me that elitism is limited to people who border oceans, or that to know the “real America” you need to spend time in a state like Kansas.
I’ve lived within 50 miles of Boston my entire life, in five cities/towns and I’ve experienced such a cross section of different groups of people that It’s silly to lump them all together
There are dying mill cities reminiscent of anything you’d see in the Midwest littered all over New England. You go there, you find communities rife with drugs, poverty, and people feeling abandoned.
They’re already talking about giving hot plates and space heaters to people to get them through it. wcvb.com/article/hot-pl…
They’re also saying they’re going to reimburse the costs of switching to a different source, which is expensive.
The document makes it VERY clear they customers effected by the gas explosions will be reimbursed for reasonable costs. columbiagas.com/docs/libraries…
I’ll admit, after the first few sections I only parsed the story for names but there is just so much missing.
What about the Russian mob?
They say none of the convictions have to do with Russia which is complete and utter horseshit. They miss the decades of conspiracy. They miss the religious right. There’s no mention of Weyrich.