Mohammad Jameel name in Epstein Black book (pizzagate)

submitted ago by kestrel9

Mohammad Jameel name in Epstein Black book

I was looking it up and came across intriguing possibilities of who it could be. Firstly, does this name lead us back to Mohammad Yunus. Also, could this person have something to do with the passport found during the Epstein raid, the one with the Saudi Arabian address. (Maybe Obama's cousin's place /s).

Mostly what comes is not Mohammad Jameel, but mostly the reverse, Jameel Mohammad.

A quick note, during research of late I see that Rupert Murdoch shows up quite a bit.

Murdoch Misleads Readers About Renewable Subsidies & Saudi Playboys

It is hard to keep up with the Murdoch media. On a daily basis, RenewEconomy receives emails from outraged readers and mortified energy market players pointing to the latest nonsense and falsehood about renewable energy published in The Australian and the News Ltd tabloids that dominate the mainstream news media market.

RenewEconomy simply doesn’t have the resources to debunk them all – although we did contemplate a daily bulletin called the “Un-Australian” at one stage, but someone beat us to it.

But a recent story in The Australian has provoked us into action. The so-called “exclusive” is their front page lead and is titled “Saudi solar tycoon wins $300 million handouts boost”. The story is written by political correspondent David Crowe, who is not usually the worst of the bunch when it comes to renewables, but he’s got it badly wrong here.

The Australian‘s confected outrage is based around the story that a very rich Saudi businessman (Mohammed Abdul Latif Jameel) is making so much money out of Australian households from the Moree solar farm, and has a son (Hassan Jameel) who is dating Jamaican singer Rihanna at the same time.

What should we do in the face of this outrage and high-profile romance? Apparently we are supposed to agree to pay subsidies to extend the life of the ageing and unreliable Liddell coal-fired power station.

Except that the story is – like so much written about renewables in The Australian – a whole lot of cobblers.

We see the name crop up in an article about Prince Andrew:

In 2011 he was seen passionately kissing a mystery brunette on board a Saudi

billionaire’s yacht as Britain erupted into riots.

He was reportedly a guest of Mohammed Abdul Latif Jameel on a three-day break

in Corsica worth an estimated £85,000. (NSFW, shows woman breast through sheer top, also a caped topless woman in underwear-like bottoms and a feather headdress) https://www.thesun.co.uk/archives/news/5901/the-high-life-and-times-of-playboy-prince-andy/ something like this yacht? link

He and three detectives were flown in by private jet for the jaunt on board

the 50m superyacht.

The name comes in MIT News as recipient of honorary Knighthood by Queen Elizbeth in 2014

Mohammed Abdul Latif Jameel ’78, a successful businessman and benefactor of causes including programs at MIT for poverty alleviation and food and water security, will receive an honorary knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II. Jameel is a lifetime member of the MIT Corporation, the Institute’s governing body.

The honor was announced on Monday by the British Embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Jameel’s home country, in recognition of his philanthropic activities and his support for development of arts and culture in the United Kingdom.

Regarding the Yunus tie in, it's collaborating with Grameen.

http://grameen-jameel.com/board/

Zaher Al-Munajjed – Board Chairman, Advisor to the President of Abdul Latif Jameel Group

Zaher Al Munajjed is Chairman of Grameen-Jameel Microfinance Ltd. and Advisor to Mohammed Abdul Latif Jameel, President of the ALJ Group in Saudi Arabia. His career spans over 25 years of international business experience in the field of General Management. As Advisor to Mohammed Jameel, he has been at the forefront of establishing corporate community geared social developmental programs, especially in the areas of vocational training and microfinance. His latest contributions were in setting up Grameen-Jameel Microfinance Ltd. which assists and develops the microfinance sector in the MENA and Turkey region. Zaher is the holder of an MBA from Harvard Business School and a Master’s in French International Law from St. Joseph University.

Much more on that page, for more digging lol

Vindicator ago

Remember FBIAnon said the Saudis were into kids and traded kids with the Clintons.

kestrel9 ago

One of the people mentioned on the Grameen Jameel page:

Alex Counts – Director, President & CEO of Grameen Foundation

"Alex Counts founded Grameen Foundation and became its President and CEO in 1997, after having worked in microfinance and poverty reduction for 10 years. A Cornell University graduate, Alex’s commitment to poverty eradication deepened as a Fulbright scholar in Bangladesh, where he witnessed innovative poverty solutions being developed by Grameen Bank. He trained under Professor Muhammad Yunus, the founder and managing director of Grameen Bank, and co-recipient of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize. Alex has propelled Grameen Foundation’s philosophy through his writings, and in 2007 he received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Horace Mann School. Alex is a board member, and the immediate past Chair, of Fonkoze USA and co-chairs the Fonkoze Family Coordinating Committee – two governance bodies related to the largest microfinance institution in Haiti. He is also immediate past Chair of Project Enterprise, a New York City microlender, and board member emeritus. He sits on the Advisory Council of the Center for Financial Inclusion, and the Steering Committee of the Seal of Excellence for Poverty Outreach and Transformation."

"Alex is a board member, and the immediate past Chair, of Fonkoze USA and co-chairs the Fonkoze Family Coordinating Committee – two governance bodies related to the largest microfinance institution in Haiti."

Fonkoze mentioned on Clinton Foundation website:

https://www.clintonfoundation.org/clinton-global-initiative/commitments/providing-adult-literacy-haiti

In 2015, Fonkoze committed to scale its successful adult literacy pilot program in Haiti to 1,200 people in partnership with Smallholder Farmers Alliance (SFA), Lide, and Federation of Women Associations of Maissade (SWAM). In a country where it is estimated that less than half of the population is literate, it is critical to address this issue to combat poverty and foster economic opportunities. Over the course of ten months, Fonkoze will provide the curriculum, which includes literacy and business skill training, through a train-the-trainer method that identifies local community leaders to serve as trainers. The partner organizations will identify three distinct groups they are working with to participate: smallholder farmers who receive agricultural training from SFA; at-risk adolescent girls who have received little or no schooling and are being given life skill training from Lide to prepare to enter the job market; and women farmers and entrepreneurs who receive agricultural training from SWAM.

"at-risk adolescent girls who have received little or no schooling and are being given life skill training from Lide to prepare to enter the job market"

Perhaps Fonkoze is a good NGO, but any organization that is endorsed by Clinton Foundation is suspect; it indicates that some individual(s) have the attention of the pay to play, 'venture philanthropy' underpinnings of CGI.

We know micro finance field has some notable personalities on the world stage: Obama's mother (CIA), Mohammad Yunus.

https://www.devex.com/news/better-when-we-re-together-83952

In 2006, with support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, we launched the Microfinance and Health Protection program. MAHP helps MFIs offer clients appropriate financial products (including health-savings accounts, loans and insurance) along with access to education (on topics like breastfeeding, child health and nutrition, family planning, women's health, business management and household money management) and health services and products. These services are delivered by the MFI itself through its own health clinics, or through NGOs, governments or for-profit hospital systems.

see also https://www.devex.com/organizations/microcredit-summit-campaign-23552

I will edit in info as I find it.

kestrel9 ago

Pedowood: Hollywood leading child acting program, Oakwood worldwide, Clinton Foundation, Haiti, global hospitality, Denis O'Brien and Digicel...phew... discusses Digicel and Bill Clinton.

In 2013 Digicel invested 2 million dollars into Fonkoze.

From PG post submitted 1.8 years ago by @cantsleepawink:

Here's their link with the Clinton Foundation in Haiti ! https://www.clintonfoundation.org/our-work/clinton-foundation-haiti/programs/marriott-hotel-project

and with Digicel. CEO is Denis O'Brien AIB and trackers, Apple €13bn in back taxes, and Denis O’Brien versus Carlos Slim

Denis O’Brien could be set to go head-to-head with fellow billionaire Carlos Slim in the wholesale telecoms market. His Deep Blue Cable company is planning to expand its undersea fibre activities to Panama and Colombia, which would put him in direct competition with the Mexican tycoon.

Today's Person of Interest: Denis O'brien, a billionaire friend of Bill Clinton, who made a fortune in Haiti by @AFriend

O'Brien https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_O%27Brien

O'Brien is a member of the Bilderberg group and Trilateral Commission. He regularly attends the World Economic Forum's annual winter meeting in Davos, meeting Hungarian-American billionaire George Soros among others..

In 1999, O'Brien founded aircraft leasing company Aergo Capital – registered in Dublin, with offices in Johannesburg, Nairobi, Santiago and Singapore. It owns and operates a fleet of 103 commercial aircraft.

kestrel9 ago

Regarding Denis O'Brien: He lobbied Doug Band to get the US State Dept to help his effort in Haiti, ostensibly for relief efforts https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/denis-o-brien-used-clinton-connections-to-help-haiti-relief-efforts-1.2826072

“We are finding it impossible to get landing slots to bring in communication equipment and engineers into Port au Prince,” Mr O’Brien said in an email to Mr Band.

“Is there any way you can give me a high-level introduction to someone in the State Department to get this resolved rapidly? I am so sorry to bother you but I am not making any progress through conventional channels.”

“Never a bother. Will do what we can,” Mr Band emailed Mr O’Brien back, copying Amitabh Desai, the director of foreign policy at the Clinton Foundation, on the email and telling him to “pls [sic] get on this.”

Mr Desai emailed Mr O’Brien about three hours later, including two state department officials on the email.

“This is Denis O’Brien, a friend of President Clinton and one of the largest employers and do-ers in Haiti, who also has been helping post-earthquake,” he told them.

Haiti is one of Digicel’s largest mobile phone markets.

More about FOB (Friends of Bill) Denis O'Brien:

http://archive.is/U3XIG

Denis O’Brien’s Caribbean connections revealed in Bahamas papers

Businessman’s associates are acting as directors of six companies in tax haven

Irish businessman Denis O’Brien is linked to property on the Caribbean island where Dermot Desmond has been developing an exclusive tourist resort, filings in the Bahamas indicate.

The corporate registry in the Bahamas, which is normally difficult to access but the contents of which have been published by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, show associates of O’Brien acting as directors of six companies in the Caribbean tax haven.

The Bahamas are a well-known tax haven and there is nothing illegal about being connected with a company from that jurisdiction.

The files show that in May of last year Denise Russell and Ann Marie Foley O’Brien, both with addresses in Dublin, became directors of Fortress Property (SVG) Ltd, Sandpiper Enterprises Ltd, and Elderberry Investment Inc, all of Nassau in the Bahamas.

Russell is a manager with O’Brien’s Irish investment vehicle, Island Capital, while Foley O’Brien is a consultant who acts as a director of a number of O’Brien companies, including the Irish property-holding company, Partenay, and the philanthropy enterprise, the Iris O’Brien Foundation.

In the case of Fortress Property and Sandpiper, the two businesswomen replaced Swiss-Italian banker Antonio Saladino and Achille Pastor-Ris, chief executive of Canouan Resorts Development Ltd.

shewhomustbeobeyed ago

dailymail - https://archive.is/xZzhR

thesun -

superyachtfan - https://archive.is/qfK4Q

grameen - https://archive.is/2o1Cw