Comments on: Magnitsky relatives: Russian diplomat lied to EU parliament

By: Dawn

Dawn — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 22:13:49 +0000

I also for many reasons believe Putin & his crime ring orchestrated 911 and that it proved to be their rainmaker. If you know an attack is to happen then you know to load up in advance on Lockheed Martin shares because Lynne Cheney was on its board of directors at the same time her husband became Vice-President worrying if he could keep Putin happy to shield Halliburton’s Russian energy contracts. As could be expected the TSA contract was streamlined to LM. When the US DHS opened its doors it was required to obey Federal Acquisition Regulation & contacting be fair. It wasn’t! Lockheed was streamlined control of the DHS credentialing office & in breach of the 1998 Federal Inventories Reform Act it selected its own credential, refusing to give fair consideration to superior technologies. My partner & I are people of conscience. We would never give any party financial incentive to orchestrate a 911 revival the way it was possible with 911. We did what we had to do even though it was against or best financial interests.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 21:38:50 +0000

My business partner is the inventor of the technology. I’m just its “tweaker” for government applications. The platform was designed for democracies. In Putin’s control he’d abuse it to end democracy worldwide. There has been so much trouble because of our refusal to sell to Russia’s top tyrant that we determined taxpayers of each nation need to own our shares. They can never go IPO on an exchange to give tyrants an opportunity to buy majority interests to seize control of the company. The inventors’ backgrounds are Capitalism & Common Sense.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 21:06:40 +0000

Things are so bad now I can’t find my business partner since Christmas & am afraid he’s dead.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 21:05:13 +0000

We were Immtec Ltd & later Sentegra Ltd in UK, Sentegra GmbH in Germany, Sentegra SAS in France, & Immtec, Inc., Datainteractive, Inc. & Sentegra LLC in the US. We’re also the inventors of what National Institute of Standards & Technology calls “smart wallet” at this webpage: http://www.atp.nist.gov/iteo/biometrics.htm.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 20:46:14 +0000

My problems as an American living on US soil involved in an entrepreneurial venture the Russian government wants to control extend back more than 11 years. Trying to escape Kremlin sabotage we had operations in Germany, France and the UK in addition to the US. Putin had no respect for any of the aforementioned nations’ sovereignty. From my vantage point my opinion is that the Magnitsky Act–a get tough on Russian government corruption policy should have been enacted a decade ago. At this point any nation stonewalling Magnitsky legislation is being taken for an idiot by Putin. It’s time for the world’s democracies to stop being Putin’s morons.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 19:38:23 +0000

When in grad school 20 yrs ago I was required to take a Comparative Culture class. I’d traveled a fair amount overseas from the US by the time I took that class, as well as been taught, “When in Rome do as the Romans do.” I’d been raised to be accepting of all cultures. I’d also been an analyst for a Japanese investment firm where I’d kept my mouth shut about my married bosses’ sleazing about with women they picked up in a karoake bar. The final day of the Comparative Culture class my professor taught the class a lesson I’ve never forgotten. He criticized China’s genocide of baby girls, because the majority of Chinese couples want their sole child to be male. My professor made the point that we should not be accepting of all cultural practices, & that many we encounter we will find morally reprehensible. We were told we should pass judgment and attempt to change cultures we find with unethical practices. Mr. Browder and Hermitage Capital have followed my professor’s lesson with their lobbying for the Magnitsky Act. Magnitsky Act is diplomacy and the current French strategy is for its politicians to put their heads in the sand. The French people would never tolerate Russian oppression enacted at home, and they should tolerate it nowhere outside France’s borders, too, nor welcome oppressors inside its borders even for just vacations.