Monstrous hatchlings

Issue #132, 1st October 2010


Monstrous hatchlings

The apartheid regime and their ANC successors thought they had successfully put the lid on the biggest money-laundering operation in history. They were wrong.

For the past 20 years the apartheid-era operators of what is described by European investigators as the largest money laundering operation in history, were confident that they would never be exposed or brought to book. They were all wrong.

The reptile egg is about to hatch. 

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Submitted by : Tony on 2010-10-13 18:24:01
It might be of interest to know that a phone call has been made to the London Economist (highly respected magazine) informing them of Noseweek's expose i.e. 131 and asking them to expose this whole disgusting racket particularly by the ANC. One has a certain amount of understanding of the sanctions breaking after all we were at war but for me the hypocrisy of Barclays pulling out of SA and then buying their way in again. Give them hell Noseweek and congratulations.
Ann
 
Submitted by : Belinda on 2010-10-01 10:10:18
What a movie this would make. Since Nose 131 and now 132 I have trawled the media to find other stories - nothing. This is described as "probably the most serious case of sanctions busting and money laundering yet recorded" so it boggles the mind that its not front page news everywhere. This is exactly why the ANC wants to muzzle the media (most already have been - clearly). They've perfected what the Nats started, learned from their mistakes in being found out with the arms deal and no doubt, are looking for another round of deals. They've done the navy and the air force. A little birdie happened to mention the army is next in line for some new toys. Keep it coming Mr. Nose. Tell us all!

Editor's Note
You now understand why we provide you with that "News you're not supposed to know!" with truth on our side, not even Mugabe-like Media Tribunal would stop us.
 
Submitted by : Archer on 2010-09-30 16:23:33
When are we going to have names like, who the Gnome is and who other co-conspirators are or are you aiming to keep us in suspense? What intrigues me most is why the ANC haven't blasted this whole affair wide open and tried to recover these huge amounts. One doesn't have to be a rocket scientist to know they've got lots to hide.

Archer

Editor's Note
ANC leadership seems to have entered into some kind of plea bargain with the earlier thieves in return for being taught how to perfect the vice. Archer and other readers, the names are coming soon, Mr. Nose and his team are burning the mid-night oil vetting the numerous names we've got.
 
Submitted by : Mike on 2010-09-30 12:32:13
Do the business: fuck them over, whatever it takes - they've got it coming !!! MT.
 
Submitted by : Dj on 2010-09-29 21:02:25
Sock it to them Herr Duerr!

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