The London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) was a curious place.
Gary Born told The Washington Post he wasn't working there despite LCILP having an email address under his name.
Were LCILP commiting fraud?
The only real principles were Sambei, Idris and Dovey.
lcilpenergy.org/2nd-annual-con…
Gary Born did attend and give a keynote address at an LCILP event. Why would he lie about an affiliation with LCILP?
The email address in his name?
Why was it pumped full of Americans?
Here is a photo of Arvinder Sambei at an LCILP event.
Why would LCILP lie about lawyers connected to them? Gary Born says he has no affiliation with them.
Were LCILP using and abusing those credentials for intelligence work? @simonamangiante @GeorgePapa19
Surely a large law firm like WilmerHale should have taken legal action against LCILP if they thought they were engaged in fraud.
Arvinder Sambei, Majed Garoub and Lisa Osofsky are all experts in fraud and corruption. Why were they all actively helping LCILP?
biicl.org/events/1177/in…
WilmerHale invited Brian McGarry of LCILP to one of their events in May, 2016.
Very curious indeed.
Why was fraud commiting law firm employing a suspected Kremlin asset and lots of Americans?
We know Arvinder Sambei and Martin Polaine did actual work for LCILP. We have photos of them at LCILP events.
Has Durham spoken to them? More importantly have MI5?
Joseph Mifsud board advisor to a mysterious law firm working on security issues in the heart of London.
Accused by @SallyQYates and @Comey of being a Kremlin asset.
#DurhamReport
Committing* failed my spelling bee.
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