Message from @Agent 34
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The soldiers that come back from middle east know this...
If you vacuum pack those bills- you can damn near floss with the package. lol just sayin
Hamster wheel......
Well I won't complain about the cost of MY lunch if yours is THAT expensive, Magnify!
Yall know dutchsince. On youtube he's amazing he predicts earth quakes.
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The report claims that four independent sources have said “$560 million, in USD 100 denominations, is kept by a group of Libyans in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.”
Where are ex-Libyan dictator Gadhafi’s missing billions? New UN report offers clues
By Andrew Russell
A new United Nations report is shedding light on the disappearance of billions of dollars that vanished following the violent death of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
The report from the UN Security Council’s Panel of Experts on Libya, released earlier this month, details how the missing billions and gold have been hidden in locked boxes and bank accounts across the African continent.
In 2011, Gadhafi was pulled by rebels from a culvert and killed. Grainy images of his death were shared around the world.
However, before the death of the Libyan dictator it was reported he had sold a fifth of the country’s gold reserves and along with Libya’s vast oil revenues had amassed a fortune of up to $200 billion, according to some estimates.
Everyone from Libyan military factions, arms dealers and international brokers have been searching for the missing money ever since the dictator’s death.
Now investigators with the UN say that sources have revealed a huge amount of cash and gold had been hidden in West African countries.
“The Panel is investigating independent reports on the involvement of a listed individual in storing large amounts of physical assets in several locations in West Africa,” the report said. “Six sources have alerted the Panel that attempts are being made to move some of these assets back to Libya and to possibly make them available to some of Libya’s competing political and military stakeholders.”
The report claims that four independent sources have said “$560 million, in USD 100 denominations, is kept by a group of Libyans in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.”
