Day: February 19, 2024
Categories
Oil Pharmaceutical
Greetings
How are you? I’m a Research Assistant of the Research and Development Department working with One of the leading Bio Pharmaceutical Companies in England. I’m looking for a reliable business/individual in your region to represent my company in sourcing some of our basic raw material used in the manufacturing of high quality Anti-Viral Vaccines, Cancer treatment and other lifesaving Pharmaceutical Products.
This may not be your specialization but it will be another income generating business out of your specialty. This is because Our company is yet to locate any seller to buy from, however, I have been able to discover a local dealer who can supply us with this product. He is selling at a cheap rate, which is far cheaper than our previous purchases.
My director is not yet aware that I have found a new seller. I want you to stand in as a new local dealer from your country and I will introduce you to our company. The reason for this is because I don’t want my company to have direct contact with the local agent that sells this herbal oil extract very cheaply.
This will enable us to work together as partners and make real cool profits. You as the local seller will supply our company at a good rate which I will inform you later when we are in agreement and This will attract the attention of our company director to buy from you as against the previous rate . You will be amazed with our total profit .
I will give you more specific profit details when I receive feedback from you if you are interested.
Best Regard
Mr. Gregory Johnson
Daniel Fried on Georgia and Putin
Former senior US State Department official Daniel Fried stated on the Formula TV channel that Russian president Vladimir Putin does not harbor good intentions towards Georgia. Consequently, Fried urges the political forces of Georgia to collaborate towards building an independent, robust, and democratic Georgia.
- “Georgia is betting on the wrong horse, Europe doesn’t need another Hungary” – former US State Department official
- “This is a warning” – foreign experts and politicians on US sanctions against Georgian judges
Daniel Fried remarked, “The governance of Georgia ultimately rests with the Georgian people. It is imperative for both the Georgian government and the opposition to recognize that Vladimir Putin does not have benevolent intentions towards Georgia. Putin seeks to bring Georgia back under Russian influence, aspiring for it to return to the Russian Empire.
Whether one favors the Georgian Dream or the National Movement, led by Saakashvili, is irrelevant. What truly matters is that anyone advocating for an independent, robust, and democratic Georgia should collaborate with any political party sharing the vision of a Georgia free from Russian control.
As friends of Georgia, Americans like myself firmly believe that Georgia has the inherent right to be independent, free, and to chart its own course within the European and Transatlantic communities. This aligns with the genuine desires of the Georgian people. The specifics of Georgia’s path into these communities, and the roles of individuals such as the Prime Minister, Mr. Ivanishvili, or the president, are matters determined by the Georgians themselves. Our role as Americans is simply to affirm our belief that Georgia deserves to carve its own path in the world.”
Vladimir Putin continues to wield his power through oppression and, when deemed necessary, through acts of violence, including murder. This reality is not new; Georgians are well aware of it.
We must acknowledge that Putin represents a leadership style that belongs in the 20th century. He embodies fascist ideologies, relying on violence to maintain control both domestically and internationally. It is unnecessary for Americans to remind Georgians of this fact.
While I may not be privy to the specifics surrounding the death of Alexei Navalny, it is undeniable that Putin bears responsibility for his fate, whether Navalny was murdered or subjected to brutal treatment.
Putin’s apprehension stems from the fear that the Russian populace will not passively accept his rule and will not succumb to intimidation. This fear is solely Putin’s, and it does not stem from any other sentiment on his part.
On February 16, it was reported that Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny had died in prison. The Russian media outlet Interfax disseminated this information, citing the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN).
Navalny’s lawyer had last seen the oppositionist on February 14, and according to him, everything appeared to be fine at that time.
World leaders placed blame on Russian president Vladimir Putin for Navalny’s death.