one report:
Authorities have raided the Paris offices of French-Swiss construction company LafargeHolcim—a candidate to help President Donald Trump fulfill his campaign promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border—over allegations that the company bribed the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) to protect the firm's assets in Syria.
The company, formed in a 2015 merger of the cement companies LaFarge and Holcim, first announced its bid to build the border wall in March. A month later, an internal company inquiry confirmed what French authorities had known for more than a year: that a Lafarge executive had allegedly paid off jihadis not to attack its plant in the northeastern Syrian city of Jalabiya in 2013 and 2014. Since the case first broke last year, French judges have sought evidence to indict the company for "financing a terrorist network."
“LafargeHolcim confirms that the French police visited our premises in Paris. LafargeHolcim is fully cooperating with the authorities, but cannot comment further as this is an ongoing investigation,” a company spokesperson said Tuesday, according to Reuters.
n a separate article, Reuters reported Tuesday that authorities had also entered the premises of Belgian holding company GBL, which owns a 9.4 percent stake in LafargeHolcim. Investigators are attempting to determine details about the alleged covert arrangement and to what extent Lafarge's Syrian workers were put at risk by the company maintaining operations as the war raged on around the plant.
The scandal was first uncovered last year by French daily Le Monde, which has published details of the investigation. The newspaper reported that, between 2013 and 2014, Lafarge had paid up to $100,000 a month to various militant groups battling around the site so that the factory could keep producing cement.
A deal to provide ISIS with $24,000 a month reportedly began June 29, 2014, just days before ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi would make his first and only known public appearance, at the Grand al-Nuri mosque in Mosul, Iraq, to summon Muslims around the world to his self-proclaimed caliphate in Iraq and Syria. The agreement held until the factory was evacuated in September 2014. ISIS then took the site and held it until being removed by the U.S.-backed, mostly Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces.
The allegations led to lawsuits by the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, the French anti-corruption group Sherpa and former Syrian Lafarge employees. LafargeHolcim's internal investigation confirmed the links in April, one month after CEO Erik Olsen said Trump's border wall was "an infrastructure project where we would participate." Olsen ultimately stepped down in July.
This further reveals the connection between geopolitics and industrialism. The fact that this big construction company was paying ISIS shows that there is a deep relationship and correspondence between big industries and terrorist groups. What is the agenda? Countries are corporations, and thus need terrorism to widen the power the state, because with the rise of the state comes also the need for industry to build infrastructure and increase military capacity. Trump made headlines about the border, and this company offered the work to construct "the wall." Why? Governments speak of dangers and industry rushes in to make money out of it.
This story reminds me of how Bill Gates at first supported Germany accepting migrants, but now is in favor for Germany to expand its military into North Africa, thus supporting German militarism.
Ultimately is is about eugenics and the enslavement of mankind. That this company gave so much money to ISIS — a terrorist organization that has murdered countless thousands — shows how these big industries see human life: as disposable. Big companies like IG Farben worked with the Nazis to get slaves to work in their labor camps. Such is the full face of the tyranny of industrialism, and such history — be it the Third Reich or a big company giving money to ISIS — shows us what these industries do once given full power: they enslave and tyrannize. Big industries such as this, ultimately want to do eugenics and genocide.
So how will the future axis of evil exterminate Christians? Its a process, a complicated one. The extermination of Christians is something that is repeated in history, where powers and principalities in high places, scheme together with industrialists, politicians and rebels. These are the steps that are taken towards genocide, which are being repeated today. Read on this very detailed essay, and learn what is happening.
We are seeing the rise of the masses, with a ferocity that cannot help but make us inquire as to what is taking place. We are speaking of Catalonia and the crises surrounding it, and how the rise of nationalism in that region may just lead to the fragmentation of Europe. Now, you may ask, ‘Why should we care about what is happening in that puny place called Catalonia?’ We will make it very simple for you: if unrest hits Spain, it will spark a ripple effect of chaos across Europe, violence and fragmentation. If Europe is taken by a tempest of violence, it will flood the world with chaos and pull the United States, as well, into war. This is why we must focus on what is occurring in Europe.
What is the agenda of the Catalonian separatists? For one, it is being backed by very wealthy people within the Catalonian financial establishments and it appears that their agenda is that, by severing Catalonia — the wealthiest region in the country — from the much poorer and depressed Spain, they may amass more wealth. But ultimately, what is the agenda of the Catalonian separatists? It is a sinister objective to purge the land of the Catholic Faith. During the Spanish Civil War, the Catalan republicans, the predecessors of today's Catalonian secessionists, revolted and butchered thousands of Catholics. This antichrist spirit still lives. Today, as the leader of the Catalan separatist movement, Carles Puigdemont, hides in Brussels, he is accompanied by Antoni Comín, a homosexual, a socialist and a vehement anti-Catholic, who once said:
“We have to be very indignant with what the Catholic Church does with homosexuality (…) the homophobia practiced by the Church today is a grave sin before God”
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