August 1, 2009, 10:51
In the Name of My Father:
Dr. Manouchehr Ganji’s letter of July 31st to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, chronicles a most interesting event on the Iran/Turkish border, involving the Turkish customs authorities.
It seems that on October 7th, 2008, trucks containing $18.5 billion dollars/U. S., in one hundred dollar bills and 20 tons of gold, were delivered to the Ankara Customs Office. The largesse was in transit from Iran through Turkey to a destination yet publicly unknown.
Turkish independent television station Kanal D quotes Turkish lawyer Senol Ozel as stating that the $18.5 billion is legally owned by an Iranian named Esmael Saffarian-Nessab. Ozel describes his client as a “respected Iranian businessman [who] has transferred the money to Turkey through legal means.”
Obvious questions abound. Who really is Esmael Saffarian-Nessab? Who is he working for? Whose money is really being transited out of Iran? For what final destination? And what do Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan and Turkish attorney Senol Ozel really know about all of this? How many players are there, really, in the transfer of $18 billion U. S. across the Iranian-Turkish border?
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