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The head of Scotland Yard quit after reports of receipt of sex

The head of Scotland Yard quit after reports of police taking bribes from Murdoch journalists

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The head of Scotland Yard Paul Stephenson on Sunday left his post because of the unfolding scandal with wiretapping reporters News Corp., reports Reuters.

According to the agency, the reason for the resignation was the appearance of rumors that the police deliberately ignored the hacking by journalists of the Rupert Murdoch holding of the phones of citizens of the United Kingdom, receiving bribes in return.

“I made this decision because of the ongoing stream of rumors and allegations of high-level communications between the London police and News International,” Stevenson said.

Stevenson said in a statement that he knew nothing about the bribes of journalists from the newspaper News of the World, but did not want to hold such a responsible post on the eve of the Olympic Games to be held in London next year.

On Sunday, British police arrested Rebecca Brooks, who served as the editor-in-chief of News of the World, when the publication probably began tapping phones.

On Thursday, it became known that the FBI opened a case about a possible wiretapping by Murdoch journalists of the phones of victims and relatives of victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack.

On Saturday, reports appeared that Australian authorities were ready to begin an investigation into News Corp. after law enforcement agencies in the United Kingdom and the United States announced the initiation of proceedings on episodes related to wiretaps by News of the World.

Because of the scandal with wiretaps, Murdoch refused the application for the acquisition of the British satellite TV operator BSkyB. Next week, the head of News Corp. will testify to the parliamentary committee, which is considering the situation around the wiretaps.

"Newspaper.Ru"

 

[Анатолий Маланченко]

Re: The head of Scotland Yard quit after reports of receiving sex

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[Саратов-Алиби]

Re: The head of Scotland Yard quit after reports of receiving sex

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Earthquake Reveals Spies

An earthquake in New Zealand revealed Israeli spies, according to the local press. The reason for the rumors was information about five passports allegedly found in one of those who died during an emergency. Prime Minister John Kay partially confirmed this data, but dismissed the scandalous findings.
Journalists in New Zealand forced the country's government to tell about the story related to the likely disclosure of the Israeli espionage network. According to the publication of the Southland Times, the agents helped identify a strong earthquake that occurred on the islands on February 22 this year.

Then 181 people died, among them were three Israelis, one of whom, according to the newspaper, had five passports with him.
Southland Times editor Fred Toulette said he received this information from a source whose name and title he did not name. The source explained that the documents were found at 23-year-old Ofer Benjamin Mizrahi. On the day of the earthquake, he and his companions — a man and two women — shopped in the center of Christchurch. After leaving the store, Mizrahi got behind the wheel of a car, and at that moment there was a strong push. Apparently, the car was littered with debris of a collapsed wall. Mizrahi died on the spot, his companions managed to escape.

The press seemed suspicious that the friends of the deceased hastily (after 12 hours) left New Zealand.
New Zealand passports are in good standing in many countries of the world, military experts explain. Security analyst Paul Bushnan noted that alleged spies might have attempted to collect data and make double documents.
The other two dead Israeli citizens are the 22-year-old Ofer Levy and Gaby Ingel. To find out their whereabouts, their families funded a rescue squad from Tel Aviv to Christchurch. The authorities of New Zealand rejected the help of the Israelis, as they did not have UN accreditation. However, members of this rescue team were soon discovered by police in the “red zone” - in the very center of the ruined city, where access was closed. After that, a diplomatic scandal erupted, the press reports, which went unnoticed by the general public. This information is not officially confirmed, the Israeli ambassador to New Zealand also said that he did not know anything about the incident with rescuers.
New Zealand media saw another group of Mossad spies in a detachment of forensic doctors who were allowed to work in Christchurch morgues. The Southland Times editor claims that the police, after finding five passports and starting checking all Israelis in the country, concluded that forensic doctors could gain access to the national database. This database stores all data on convicts, owners of weapons, as well as reports of thefts, police reports and other documents.

Tulette, citing a source, said that after that the police ordered a system check for malware that could allow remote access.
All these suspicions caused a shaft of questions to the authorities of the country from the public and politicians. The New Zealanders had some reason for fear: in 2004, Mossad agents attempted to steal the identity of New Zealand citizens to make fake passports, but were caught.

Meanwhile, New Zealand Prime Minister John Kay partially confirmed the information released, but said that all three of the dead Israelis were ordinary tourists.
He also corrected the newspaper, saying that Mizrahi had with him not five, but only two passports, one of which was “European”, Radio New Zealand reports. The Prime Minister refused to talk about the possible penetration of spies into the national database, citing national security interests.
The leader of the New Zealand Labor Party, Phil Goff, in turn, said the government should convincingly explain whether the deceased Israeli was an agent of the Mossad or not. The New Zealand police, whom the press asked for clarification, also confirmed the death of Israeli citizens, but refused to disclose information about their identities, explaining that they did not disclose data on all those who died during the earthquake.

Israeli Ambassador to New Zealand Shemi Zur has already stated that he considers the published articles to be science fiction.
He explained that he personally drove the companions of the deceased Mizrahi to the airport, and they were very worried about his death, according to the Southland Times. Commenting on the situation with passports, the ambassador noted that many of his fellow citizens have a second passport, as traveling to other countries with an Israeli passport is somewhat difficult. Zur added that there was “more than one passport” in the parcel with the documents of Mizrahi, which was handed over to the embassy. He also stated that Israeli families always react in a similar way when their children need help in other countries. “I know that they were very upset and angry when the New Zealand authorities forbade the rescue team from participating in the search,” said Zur. “They turned to me - I spoke to the police, whose representatives apologized, but firmly stood their ground.”

source: gazeta.ru

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Re: Earthquake revealed spies

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US suspects S&P in the drain of information about the downgrade

US suspected S&P in dumping information about downgrading country

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requested information from the rating agency Standard & Poor's about all managers who were aware of S&P's intention to lower the sovereign rating of the United States. According to The Financial Times, citing its sources, the SEC suspects the agency’s employees of insider trading.
At the same time, the publication emphasizes that while the SEC has no evidence of insider trading. The Commission also does not have data on specific leaks. Thus, the investigation is in its infancy.
The Financial Times believes that it will be extremely difficult to prove the leak, as many traders around the world expected a decrease in the S&P rating. In addition, the agency itself has repeatedly officially stated that it could deprive the United States of the highest rating, and the forecast for it has long been "negative."
The Wall Street Journal, in turn, recalls that on the morning of August 5, the day S&P announced its decision, rumors were already circulating in the market about a possible downgrade.
MarketWatch writes that if the case is instituted and the SEC manages to prove the leak, S&P may be revoked.
S&P published its decision to downgrade late in the evening of August 5, when all markets were already closed. According to unofficial data, the government’s S&P report was already in the middle of the day. Officials found in it financial errors totaling up to two trillion dollars and pointed out these errors to the agency. At S&P, however, they decided to publish the document anyway.
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Re: The USA suspected S&P in a drain of information on a rating downgrade

Soon they will also begin the witch hunt. Kuklusklanovs again raise their heads ...