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Recently, a group of seeking homeless veterans in Tucson came upon what they described as a sex trafficking camp on the outskirts of large property owned by a multinational cement company from Mexico. While no one is exactly surprised that such a thing is happening near the American border, news media were quick to dismiss the allegations and the various connections between CEMEX, The Clinton Foundation and various powerful figures on multiple continents.
I began looking at other Cemex plants to see if there was a pattern, some commonality between all the plants I could use to confirm or deny the potential existence of so-called sex-trafficking camps or operations. And boy, I was not expecting this.
A series of cement companies around the world appear to be working closely or setting up show adjacent to golf courses, athletic centers, nature preserves, trampoline parks and amusement parks, dog racing tracks, but mostly (and in some regions, almost exclusively) golf courses. At first, I thought that my biases were just making me see two large rural properties close by. But then I realized that this setup also happened in both urban and coastal settings.
Cement companies involved include some of the world's largest, but most importantly our first two, LafargeHolcim and Cemex. We have also looked at LafargeHolcim subsidiaries around the world and seen an identical pattern.
Methodology:
Cement plants owned by LafargeHolcim, CEMEX, St.Mary's cement and its subsidiaries were evaluated for proximity to golf courses.
Included are those which are either attached, on the same street, rail line, river, within approximately a mile in an urban environment and a little more in rural areas, though about 20 images have been omitted because the golf courses are not beside each other.
After extended evaluation, other symbols, such as the four-pointed baseball diamond, were considered as potential signs of a criminal presence
In countries where golf is less popular, proximity is considered less important (but I still found this pattern in Indonesia, Philippines and even with a Dangote Cement plant in Ghana).
Back roads, service roads, private dirt paths and routes preventing interstate/highway use are considered especially important.
The use of landscaping and gravel is considered an incentive to keep golf courses near cement plants. But after extensive research, it appeared that having a gravel plant nearby was not a necessity for many golf courses.
Symbols to look out for:
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Four-pointed clover shape, often in the form of baseball diamonds
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Pyramid/Triangle shape
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Racetrack oval/hippodrome
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Cross, or "x marks the spot"
Some highlights on the list
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A golf course in Paris on an island on the Seine flanked by Cemex and Lafarge plants
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Near Philippines presidential palace
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Beside Haitian Prime Minister's residence
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Several ancient Welsh castles
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Downtown Jakarta, Bangkok
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One cement plant/golf course hundreds of miles from any city in the Australian outback
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Many casinos and county fairgrounds all over the world
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Orlando Pulse Nightclub is right behind Cemex plant
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carmencita ago
Hillary Clinton not only had connections to Cemex but also to LaFarge that also involved Isis at one point https://www.thecanary.co/global/2016/07/29/paris-strikes-astonishing-partnership-secret-isis-sponsor-ties-hillary-clinton/
Lafarge also has close ties to Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Apart from being a regular donor to the Clinton Foundation, Clinton herself was a director of Lafarge in the early 1990s, and did legal work for the firm in the 1980s. During her connection to Lafarge, the firm was implicated in facilitating a CIA-backed covert arms export network to Saddam Hussein.
Among its earliest benefactors was former First Lady and current presidential hopeful, Hillary Clinton.
From 1990 to 1992, Clinton served on Lafarge’s Board of Directors. Under her tenure, Lafarge’s Ohio subsidiary was caught burning hazardous waste to fuel cement plants. Clinton defended the decision at the time.
Then just before her husband, Bill Clinton, was elected president in 1992, Lafarge was fined $1.8 million by the Environmental Protection Agency for these pollution violations. Hillary Clinton had left the board of Lafarge in spring, just after her husband won the Democrat nomination. A year later, under Bill’s presidency, the Clinton administration reduced Lafarge’s EPA fine to less than $600,000.
In 2013, Lafarge’s Executive Vice President for Operations, Eric Olson, was a ‘featured attendee’ at the Clinton Global Initiative’s annual meeting.
The company is a regular donor to the Clinton Foundation – the firm’s up to $100,000 donation was listed in its annual donor list for 2015. Lafarge is also listed again as a donor to the Clinton Foundation for the first quarter of 2016.
https://www.mintpressnews.com/hillary-clinton-served-on-the-board-of-a-company-who-funds-is/219060/
In a recent tweet, WikiLeaks reported its unveiling of Clinton’s dubious ties to Lafarge, an American company owned by a French conglomerate that, between 2011 and 2013, paid taxes to the Islamic State (ISIS) in order to protect its cement factory 95 miles northeast of Aleppo, Syria. The arrangements were discovered by the French daily, Le Monde. The story became relevant once again after the Office of the Mayor of Paris recently struck a corporate partnership naming Lafarge as its main supplier.
Lafarge bought the cement plant in Syria in 2007, but in 2011, civil war broke out, forcing Lafarge to make the choice of paying the terrorist organization to continue production. The taxes were allegedly paid to ISIS middlemen and other rebel groups in Syria.
Another investigation carried out by Zaman al-Wasl, an independent news organization based in Syria, adds that Lafarge may have also bought oil from ISIS regularly.
Why is it so imperative and important that the Clintons have connections to the Two Largest Cement Companies in the World.