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May 22 • 5 tweets • 4 min read
I am now being told/warned to stop investigating the Orthodox oligarch, Patriarch Kirill, KGB name Mikhailov, real name Vladimir Mikhailovich Gundyaev.
Why this is happening now after all these years must be a sign that I'm getting too close to his assets, financial and others.
@BorisJohnson @USTreasury @anticorruption @EU_Commission @EUCouncil @EUparliament @vonderleyen @eucopresident #sanctions #Russia @IntlCrimCourt
The more I'm warned off the more insistent I become to dig deeper and reveal the truth. I know this can put me at risk but I'm not giving in and never will to thugs.
The truth about the Patriarch will be revealed!
However if I do appear to go off the grid then you know why..
I will never give up.
@cnalive @news_cne

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Russian Orthodox Church and KGB/FSB connection...
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May 22
As a result of my over 25 years investigating the Russian Orthodox Church in USSR/Russia and the current head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, I have come to the conclusion that the Russian Orthodox Church has worked as a state-run money laundry for decades.
The church could launder their money and that of the Orthodox oligarch and other Russian oligarchs through Swiss Bank accounts and transfers to off shore accounts with the help of Swiss accountants and businessmen, a couple of them have known the Patriarch for years
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May 21
Ousting Putin..
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