I found another link of Former Canadian PM Steven Harper to Epstein. First here is a passage from the book Party of One by author Michael Harris. It shows how Nigel Wright was close to Barrick Gold founder -Peter Munk and family. He was the godfather of Monk’s son.
Now here is an email showing how Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg received a signed copy of Peter Mandelson’s book given to him from Peter Munk. It also shows Mandelson’s desire to sit on the board of Glencore. justice.gov/epstein/files/…
Jeffrey Epstein files had 27 references to Enbridge Energy Partners. Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. shows the corporate structure. Money moved from Canada to a US based Enbridge Energy Partners who had zero employees. Tax benefits for service fees on Canadian tax free MLPs.
Here is the corporate info on Enbridge Energy Partners on Edgar. (US SEC) sec.gov/Archives/edgar…
In executive reports, Enbridge constantly used their brand name Enbridge without being specific to the legal corporate entities. So I started looking at who was claiming ownership over which pipeline. Multiple entities claim ownership. The flipped them as “assets”.
Lots more references to Conrad Black in the latest data drop. Emails back and forth with Ghislaine, Ian & Isabel Maxwell, and Jeffrey re: Conrad Black. He was pro Trump spokes person. He still is. @StuartSyvret @jebrittan2 @andrewlownie @JoannaColes @MichaelWolffNYC
I wrote this yesterday before the data drop and shared it with certain folks in Canada. It was Robert Maxwell who had the idea of making media for oil. Black actually did it by liquidating Dominion of assets including pension funds to build Hollinger which became Post Media.
It was Harper to allowed the privatization of Post Media. Black raised funds for his campaign. Les Wexner was a board member of Hollinger and a founder of mega group & Heritage Foundation. Heritage Foundation donated to the Frazer Institute to shape policy & public perception.
CSIS admits to expansive “Native extremism” program, in which CSIS officers labelled Indigenous activists as domestic extremists and potential terrorists in sweeping countrywide investigations. They claim to be moving away from that. cbc.ca/news/indigenou…
Newly declassified documents have shown this shadowy Indigenous surveillance program became more intrusive over more than a decade between 1988 and 1999. cbc.ca/news/indigenou…
The CSIS officials touted a new approach, where the agency aims to repair that broken trust and partner with organizations like the Assembly of First Nations and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami. cbc.ca/news/indigenou…