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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsNPR looked at the registered address of Rinat Akhmetshin's 'adoption charity' & found no one works
NPR looked at the registered address of Rinat Akhmetshin's supposed 'adoption charity' and found no one works there.
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NPR looked at the registered address of Rinat Akhmetshin's 'adoption charity' & found no one works (Original Post)
MelissaB
Sep 2017
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mjvpi
(1,388 posts)1. From the sound of things, I'm sure that it's web based!
Investigative reporting from NPR. That's a ghost from the past.
Achilleaze
(15,543 posts)2. Republican treason weasels suck
Lock them up and the Russians to.
Crash2Parties
(6,017 posts)3. Remember when Trump said he & Putin "talked about adoption"?
I assumed they went in a room and Putin had Trump call him, "Daddy".
Turns out perhaps this agency was used to launder money...
Sunlei
(22,651 posts)4. Wilmington, Del for sure registered a ton of fraud companies, foundations, and charities.
must be nothing like "tax free" money laundering, blessed by the IRS