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  1. moules
    I had to go to replay to check whether Tani was wearing panties under her dress. She is, a micro thong. If Tim were still around, he wouldn't permit her to go to a club wearing that 'please fuck me' dress. Bravo Tani!
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    Power out in all of B-7, EXCEPT for the cams. Must have their own circuit and circuitbreakers. ---------------- Power restored.
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    Snowing at the villas.
  4. moules
    Both Taylor and Lilith passed on having sex with Kimberly because of her drunken state. Another participant had no such scruples.
  5. moules
    I will digress. I learned one thing from my Russian journeys. Things are not always as they seem. Western apartments of bankers in Moscow were of Mayfair / P:ark Avenue quality, hidden from view in buildings with drab Stalinist facades. The cannon fodder for the Russian army and Wagner come mostly from the hinterlands, where they believe Moscow's propaganda that Ukraine started the war. The cities that were open to the West, e.g., Moscow, Saint Petersburg, not so much. I visited this cemetery in Saint Petersburg on a cold winter night, with the snow falling, and loudspeakers with a soprano singing an elegiac song in Russian. Most haunting experience of my life. Piskarevskoe Memorial Cemetery in St. Petersburg, Russia WWW.SAINT-PETERSBURG.COM Piskarevskoe Memorial Cemetery is a historic war cemetery in St Petersburg. Discover more about Piskarevskoe Cemetery and other... ----------------------- I will add that in talking with them, they almost universally said that they didn't fear the United States, the only country they feared was Germany, because Germany came so close. Putin's problem is trying to cloak his invasion of Ukraine in the mantle of the Great Patriotic War This time though, the Nazis are Ukrainians. And it doesn't really work.
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    Probably more than one. IIRC, a girl last year said she was going on vacation to Cyprus. One or two of the favorite shipyards for the Oligarchs is in Barcelona. I have a sense of how they might have found participants in Saint Petersburg, though. One of my favorite European cities, even in the dead of winter.
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    No Harley. I've been to Moscow though, more than once. The KGB gave me a souvenir T-shirt, which said in Cyrillic, Yeltsin's the one!
  8. moules
    They had servers in the west simultaneously with the servers in Moscow. The DNS server was in Moscow.
  9. moules
    She also has the extra set(s) of eyelashes that Radi favored.
  10. moules
    Clearly, he was never banned was he?
  11. moules
    No they haven't. I found the servers in Moscow, next to a school for delinquent children.
  12. moules
    I am beginning to think there CC posters who are exhibiting Jungian projection.
  13. moules
    How many of its viewers watched what you watched? Most of the subscribers were watching the threesome in B-4.
  14. moules
    'I tell you, his sins, which are many, are forgiven—for he loved much. But he who is forgiven little, loves little.” And he said to him, “Your sins are forgiven' A slight paraphrase of the Gospel according to Luke,
  15. moules
    You could DM Ramesh and ask him if it is true. Although Ramesh might reply, 'Why do you care?'
  16. moules
    Some of the translator mix up the pronoun.
  17. moules
    Where are Russia’s oligarchs hiding their wealth? QZ.COM Western countries are trying to crack down on Russian billionaires' assets, but the process could take years. ^^^ One trillion dollars
  18. moules
    He is joking.
  19. moules
    Russian company owns big, successful clubs in Moscow. Their revenue is entirely Russian rubles. They don't want to keep all their rubles in Russia, so they transfer rubles to another business in Spain, and convert the rubles to Euros. But they need a business in Spain to do this. Now, it is difficult, nearly impossible to transfer rubles out of Russia. Transfer of money between one country and another country becomes money laundering when the money was illegally obtained; for example, selling of illegal drugs.
  20. moules
    I don't know what you mean by fraud. Multi-national businesses transfer money between countries all the time. Many companies do so to take advantage of favorable tax rates. See: Ireland’s status as tax haven for tech firms like Google, Facebook, and Apple is ending - The Verge WWW.THEVERGE.COM Its corporate tax rate will go from 12.5 percent to 15 percent. Other companies will move their money from a country where the value of the money is falling, such as in Turkey, or where a government may potentially seize their money. East Germany: How the GDR seized valuables from its citizens WWW.DW.COM Along with colonial and Nazi-looted art, a related chapter of German history is now being uncovered: How the former...
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    They don't care. RLC is not in the business of making a profit. This is about international finance.
  22. moules
    They used to have their non-Russian face in a British possession, sharing the address with Stalingrad Shipping. They moved the non-Russian face to Cyprus well before the invasion. I believe there is a connection to at least one Russian business that remains in Putingrad, the city where he drove a taxi after the KGB was 'cancelled' by the Kremlin. I am quite certain that after the abrupt closing of the Russian apartments, and the strangling of Internet access for Russian citizens, they relocated their servers etc. to the West, beyond Putin's reach. They were either very fortuitous, or anticipated very early and well Putin's crackdown on the Web within Russia, and started establishing apartments in the West.
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    Spain gives out Golden Passports, too. I had posted that a CCmember many months ago had described what I called an economic ecosystem of Russian businesses and properties in Barcelona, including RLC. Ash1 replied there was no such economic ecosystem. Maybe there isn't. Maybe there is. I don't have the time nor anywhere near enough fluency in Spanish to search the public records in Barcelona, which the original poster had apparently done.
  24. moules
    Not too much work if you want to know if the owners of RLC don't care if it loses money.
  25. moules
    Stock is privately held, so not traded. That does not mean someone like Miron or Bogdan,as employees, could not have a share or two.
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