In 1991, the CIA asked Gromoslav Czempiński, then Deputy Head of UOP Intelligence Board, to deliver a large burden of weapons to Afghanistan. There was nothing unusual about it, due to the fact that at the time our interview, or actually our residency, in many “exotic” places, specified as Beirut or Havana, carried out tasks for American intelligence. In these and many another countries, Poland did not have large interests, but had solid residency, to which, unlike CIA residents, local services did not pay peculiar attention. And yet in this case, the request of the Americans was unspeakable – as different as she understood. They asked for the operation to be carried out without intermediation of the abroad Trade Centre. The point was that CHZ was overrun by the 2nd General Staff and WSW, officers after courses in KGB and GRU, which the CIA did not trust for understandable reasons. The Americans were afraid – rightly – that the Russians would learn about supplying weapons to the mujahideen. In this situation Czepinski chose 1 of the companies operating under cover, guaranteeing a conspiracy, formally owned by Leszek Cichocki: NAT Export-Import. He had assurance in Cichocki, who was his subordinate in Department I in the abroad counterintelligence division, secondly NAT Export-Import traded with Asian countries, so containers processed for this company did not rise suspicions. In this way, Polish weapons and equipment were exported to Afghanistan for about $100 million, for which the U.S. Department of State formally paid. Was it possible to foretell that this event would become the first link in the chain of events, which many years later led to an affair with respirators in Poland and which communicative is now part of?
The operation in Afghanistan made people in advanced places aware that setting up tiny businesses to deal in peculiar trade, that is, humanly speaking, the arms trade is simply a large idea. specified companies were considered to be, with a clean slate, a average hazard of deconspiration and, above all, unlike Bumar or the abroad Trade Centre, acting unofficially, on forged papers of eventual intent or end user, drawn up in the Department of Legalization of the Intelligence Board, is simply a way to accomplish greatness. The problem is that civilian intelligence at the time was like a leaking ship. Information about the thought immediately reached people in advanced positions in the Military Information Services, and the thought was pleased adequate that they decided to follow his lead. Within a short time, the WSI established dozens of arms trading companies, specified as ‘Cenrex’, ‘Steo’ and many another officers or WSI associates, and began to operate under cover. Janusz Onyszkiewicz, then Minister of Defence, issued an interior order that the money obtained from the illegal arms trade could supply the operational fund, and thus the gigantic amounts were excluded from any budgetary control. This led to a situation where 2 Polish peculiar services, civilian and military, started competing for contractors. 1 can say absolutely everything about this rivalry, conducted in the dirty arms trade market, just not that it was a pure game. The fight for contractors between the WSI and the civilian interview of the "reborn Poland" in a simplistic way led to common cableling and footing wherever possible. The investigation here and there, which slowed down competition, but their procedural effect was zero, due to the fact that yet they were twisted their heads – whether the media-disclosed gun-trading accidents were the consequence of this rivalry and of each other's "controlled spills". Apart from investigations without the finals, the effect of leaks was that compromised civilian intelligence companies and WSI had to vanish from the marketplace – 1 forever, another only for a time, but in order to keep the continuity of supplies, 2 Polish service specialists, competing with each other, introduced fresh companies, with clean cards, taking over contracts or covering the activities of predecessors. This is how the Lublin company E&K was created – a later supplier of respirators for the ministry of Łukasz Szumowski.
It was not the first company founded by Andrzej Izdebski. Earlier, already in 1990, Joy Company Ltd. was registered, later compromised with the Czech semtex scandal, commonly referred to as ‘Czech plastic’. This company's been in problem all along. The first transaction to be carried out by Izdebski almost ended with his death. It was about the transportation of weapons from the Radom Archer for Iraq. The case was slippery and threatened with powerful global consequences. This was after Iraq's first failure to the global coalition, in which Poland sided with the United States and the remainder of the coalitions. You do not request an imagination that creates overtime to realize the consequences of the discovery of the fact that Poles delivered weapons to Saddam Hussein's regime. The Americans would have worked it out with their eyes closed. 1 2 would figure out that Polish intelligence was behind it and who knows what would be next. And yet, despite the risk, individual upstairs decided that the pecunia non olet and the game is worth the candle. The order for the acquisition of 2 1000 AK-47s and almost 1 million pieces of ammunition was given to Izdebski by an Iraqi resident in Germany and operating throughout Europe – an omnibus man who in Poland started with business with Generals Czempiński and Jasik, to this day he does business with crucial people centered around the current ruling team, a communicative for a separate communicative – he bought guns not only in Poland, but wherever possible. And he delivered it illegally not only to Iraq, but everywhere he could, including terrorist organizations in Lebanon and Jordan. Izdebski presented a forged end-user certificate issued to the Sri Lankan government, but this bullshit wouldn't even buy my cat, so it's no wonder they didn't buy it in the ministry. It is simply that Poles have never sent specified weapons to Sri Lanka before. Of course, there must always be a first time, but specified a "premier" transaction in this episode has given a clear interest and although hard evidence of fraud was not, a document, a priori, considered a forgery. Izdebski had no choice, due to the fact that things went besides far. So erstwhile Warsaw did not give approval to send weapons to Ceylon, Izdebski made contact with Corsican Patrick Castelli, a typical of the Corsican mafia Brise de Mer, 1 of the most powerful criminal organizations has a planet operating in Italy, France, Africa and Latin America. Castelli agreed to draw up fresh receipts for a good fee and on this basis deliver what needed and who needed. Castelli kept his word. The final recipient this time was Burkina Faso. I didn't gotta wonder how it happened that in the Polish Ministry, which yet gave approval to export Kalashnikovs from Archer to Burkina Faso, no 1 thought that Izdebski had found a fresh receiver so rapidly – moments after he was denied export to Sri Lanka. The planet of mafia and peculiar services is immense and full of winding roads. Either way, the Arabs got what they wanted and picked up the guns in October 1991. And erstwhile the case seemed to have found the final, a civilian intelligence competition – Military Information Services entered the game.
Officials of the Central Management Board of Engineering of the Ministry of economical Cooperation with abroad Affairs, invaded by WSI agent, recognized – not without right – that the final user certificate presented by Izdebski on Burkina Faso was a fake. The substance for examination was transferred to the Investigation Board of the State Protection Office – it was apparent curiosium, like letting a fox in to watch the henhouse. Of course, ours examined the substance as well as covered their tracks professionally. This was officially played out by the prosecutor, as part of legal assistance, sending a request to Burkina Faso to verify the reliability of the final user document. I fishy that he is waiting for an answer until present – that's how it was done and he's inactive doing it. The investigation was carried out in a dead end, they wrote a “drop” and everything went quiet. But it turned out that it wasn't the end of the story, due to the fact that Izdebski didn't precisely account for Corsican. most likely thought they'd let him go and forget everything.
Playing with the regular mob was a brave but naive step. Castelli was not a patient client due to the fact that he besides had obligations to counterparties. So erstwhile he started burning under his feet in Africa, he hired Albanians from Vienna, and they got you the rest. They took Izdebsky for a night ride, over the Zemborzycki Basin, and convinced him it wasn't a joke. He has endured as much as he could, but everyone has their opposition limit and he has just met his. At the end, they put a weapon to their head. Then he just signed – everything they suggested, including notes with due dates.
The next day, Izdebski appeared in our delegation, distracted like a tiny kid – in his place I would besides be distracted like a tiny kid – and told everything, with details. He said so much that he didn't gotta anymore. Business with Arabs, Castelli – and everything else. And again, our people had to go to quite a few problem to close this full mess... The communicative from Burkina Faso was for Andrzej Izdebski a “adventure” on which despite dramatic circumstances – or possibly due to dramatic circumstances – he learned a lot. He understood that the biggest problem in this manufacture is not the acquisition of weapons, due to the fact that there is rather a lot on the market, nor even in obtaining money for acquisition and logistics, due to the fact that there were rather quite a few possibilities here besides – the full ambaras relied on a reliable end user certificate. Transactions, which through Joy Company Ltd. over time began to do besides on its own, usually ended in failures. An example was the past of the Czech semtex in which the thing crashed into a cliché: it was not verified that the authoritative of the Ministry of Chad, whose signature was on the document, had not worked in the designated post for 2 years. It's been a while since Izdebsky understood a thing or 2 and learned to keep his hands open. But time worked in his favor, due to the fact that after all fall he applied a good rule: if you lose something – don't lose this lesson. He was a good student. Not that he knew everything about everything at once, but he was good adequate to gain the sympathy of sharks in the manufacture in a short time and rapidly ascended. After an incidental with arms for the Iraqis, he founded Joy Slovakia in Slovakia with Peter Jusko and began working with Viktor But, a KGB agent – then an agent of the Russian Intelligence Service – head of the “imperium of arms trafficking and smuggling”, as described in the UN reports. Cooperation with Viktor But for Andrzej Izdebski meant 1 thing – the end of the plankton. By working with Peter Jusko, he entered the Bulgarian market, where he rapidly became a large player.
I remembered the 1997 event erstwhile 2 Bulgarians arrived at 1 of the hotels in Lublin. They had name reservations, characteristic of tourists – not businessmen. They made the formalities by carding private passports, but they behaved unnaturally. After respective years of working in a hotel house, specified things are noted. Surveillance and data analysis confirmed our suspicions. The Bulgarians were not tourists – they were representatives of Bulgarian intelligence under cover of the attaché and deputy attaché of the defence of the Bulgarian embassy in Warsaw, who came on business to Izdebsk. The gathering took place at E&K. It's just that the gentlemen agreed with Izdebsk about the contract, so they wanted their stay anonymous. At the time, in Lublin, we observed many specified meetings... So I knew so much about all these and many another murmuring interests of “businessman” Andrzej Izdebski that I didn't gotta anymore. I knew who he was, how and for whom he worked. I knew that as a trusted intelligence agent, he was 1 of the untouchables, that he had strong protectors, and that men like him always fell on their feet. However, the way it happens that he can do specified impudent scams as the 1 with the respirators, in Anna Domini 2020, in addition with the participation of people present, supposedly hostile like him, power – I admit it, I did not know it. I tried to realize it, but with all my knowledge, my accomplishments, and my ability to make overtime, it was beyond my ability. I was hoping that the key to solving the puzzle would be Colonel Marek W. – and I did not miscalculate. The conversation confirmed most of my conjectures and conjectures, which I had been having for any time, but which I did not believe – so they seemed unbelievable.
The conversation that we had just had for an hr at the seaside hotel was preceded by a visit to the Institute of National Memory, at the request of Mark: “Read, possibly a light will light up for you, that is my condition.” Well, I did what he said. In fact, it should be said that it was not just 1 visit, just a fewer visits, spread over respective weeks, due to the fact that the confusion with the coronavirus besides reached the IPN. As a result, the waiting time for papers was much longer than before – especially since it was about any documents: late secret, from a proprietary collection, covered by the highest secret clause. I was expected to get acquainted with interesting materials about 2 bad guys. And I got acquainted – but again not quite.
What can I say after what I found in IPN? I was in a bit of a shock... The first of the delinquents had an interesting file. The card indicated that it was a “virgin” folder, seemingly no 1 had reached out to me. Daniel Markowski junior had an influential father – a communist – and a prosperous youth, flowing around in all material goods and everything else that his peers could only dream of in those realities. He graduated from the secondary school in Moscow, where his father – via the Office of the Council of Ministers at the Defence manufacture Committee – was assigned to the position of advisor to the Polish Embassy in the USSR. There too, young Markowski began his studies. Not just any studies – at the Moscow State Institute of global Relations at the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the USSR, towards global economical relations. In the realities of the Communist block, fewer things were certain, but if there was anything at all, 1 thing: MGIMO graduates did not gotta worry about the future. MGIMO was a very crucial link in the strategy of training of russian personnel in diplomatic relations. Students of the elite university received comprehensive linguistic, economic, as well as ideological and intellectual preparation, while graduates receiving her graduation diplomas besides obtained tickets for a large career. Formally, the university provided parent – Russia with experts from analysts and diplomats, informally constituted a veruncle point for Russian peculiar services, KGB and GRU. MGIMO was swarming with students from African and Central America. Russian peculiar Services had a choice – and they chose. The methods of recruitment were varied, from the prospects of a large career to blackmail, which was not difficult, due to the fact that obtaining – whether it is essential to fake – compromising materials concerning the pleasures of student life for KGB or GRU is simply a part of cake. Daniel Markowski graduated from the russian college with honours and then returned to Poland. He briefly worked in the Ministry of Machinery manufacture to get from here to the elite Central Management Board of Engineering, or Cenzin, which was separated from the Ministry of abroad Trade, the existing abroad Trade Centre, which is part of the Polish Armed Forces Group specialising in global arms trade. In the case of arms contracts produced in Polish defence plants, Markowski repeatedly left for Syria, Libya, Iraq – a full standard. Everything I've read so far has been predictable. From this point on, however, it began to become as interesting as grotesque, due to the fact that only in specified categories could I measure the fact that in 1983 Markowski resigned from an intractive abroad trade occupation and at his own request left for service in the Civic Militia. The proposal justified the will to fight corruption in abroad trade. I had something to think about, due to the fact that like the world, there was a full underground strategy of arms trafficking built for “corruption in abroad trade”. The slogan by Markowski could have taken first place in the competition for the kit of the year, but it did not have much to do with reality. Leaving Censin active voluntary resignation from trips to Western Europe, Asia and Africa, where the regular motto diet exceeded the monthly wage of an MO officer. Who would want to work for specified scraps on their own erstwhile they reached specified a high? Altruist. But I didn't fishy Markowski's altruism. And it was inactive more interesting. The following papers indicated that after only a fewer months, Markowski applied for another transfer, this time to the Department of the First Ministry, where he eventually, after training in the Old Kiejkuty, went to the interview. From that point on, Markowski was no longer there – he was “Zwierski”, his legalization alter ego. For me, the case was clear: studies on MGIMO, an apparent bonus, but in any cases intelligence work may have been a burden, so it was preventively directed towards the back. "Probably hence the MO story," I assumed, however, well that suppositions were the queen of defeat. It was a convincing explanation – but its minus was the fact that it was inactive a theory. And when, after all, it seemed to me that I already knew what was squeaking in the grass, the analysis of further papers brought another surprise. In 1988, Markovski a.k.a. “Zwierski” reported his dismissal – and disappeared from the “radar”. For good. And here, I admit, he truly amazed me. I've been analyzing quite a few staff files for intelligence personnel, but for the first time I've been dealing with a situation where a peculiar services officer, himself, before the acquisition of pension rights, reported about the dismissal by motivating it with a wellness condition. And what was truly interesting was that he did not apply for a disability pension, did not usage his rights as defined by service pragmatist, did not go on wellness leave – nothing at all. He just left and disappeared. Like a ghost. It didn't make sense... From my point of view, Daniel Markowski's briefcase was interesting, and this assessment did not change the fact that it was in fact not revealing. She simply confirmed what I knew earlier – that the children of communist apparatusists, set by influential dads and mummies, thanks to the protection of what others have achieved throughout their lives with talent and work (and in most cases they have never achieved) were overcome with 1 suss. What else? Lots of questions – small answers. The most crucial thing was that the contents of the briefcase could not match the issue of my interest – a scam with respirators with the engagement of the Ministry of wellness Anna Domini 2020 – and unfortunately I accepted that I would disappoint my colleague. Of course, I did not get over it right distant and did not satisfy myself with the data obtained in IPN. I put my ear here and there, but I didn't get much. There was hope that solving the riddle could bring the contents of the second case – Kazimierz Morski, another of the "customers", from which I was to read the dossier at the request of Mark. I don't gotta ask how a blind man feels erstwhile he regains his sight. – I clearly saw 1 thing: that in our reality past does not exist, due to the fact that it is something that continues. seemingly something got hatched, I just didn't know – what? I was hoping I could get an answer to an unanswered question during our meeting. And just now, for an hour, admiring the possible of the Hel Peninsula on August evening, I had them on a platter. Listening to a friend's story, I wondered how I could have come up with this solution I had before my eyes, and I didn't come up with it myself...
It was the fall of 1992. The old strategy went back to the past, but we drove around Poland and started companies. 1 by one. specified as Unimesko – this is where a friend looked at me and smiled. How did you like Kazia Morski's briefcase? I loved it. Like a white hippopotamus – I responded sarcastically. He's expected to be like this, but nobody's always seen him. Couldn't you just say that the file in the IPN is missing? - Then it wouldn't be fun. I wanted you to contact it—and understand.
– I understood – I replied truthfully. It was like I told him, due to the fact that after I went to the IPN, I truly understood everything. I received papers from Albert Morski – elder at the IPN office in Warsaw a twelve days earlier. Interesting reading. Not only for those in request of confirmation, how tiny and cynical communism was built in Poland. I didn't request confirmation due to the fact that I didn't live under ice and I knew what it was like – but she was curious anyway. It was a evidence of the destiny of Kazimierz's parents, who was an object of my interest. However, there was not much in Daddy's case about Kazimierz – so I focused on Daddy. Kazimierz Morski's father acted before the war in the Communist organization of Poland in Toronto, where he was seconded to make a communist movement on the grounds of Canadian Polonia. The KPP, belonging to the Communist International, implemented directives straight from Moscow, and the financing of abroad activities of “esmissaries” was carried out by the 1st Board of the NKVD – civilian intelligence of the USSR. Money was provided through shell organizations, specified as Red Aid, a KPP outbuilding. Acting in the Communist organization in Canada, Albert Morski discovered a journalistic tension and made the local Polonia aware of his preaching – along with his wife Nancy Paczkowska, besides an active communist – the slogan of the people working in his newspapers: “Work Voices” and “Week Chronicle”. After planet War II, Morski – elder was close to taking the position of ambassador to the fresh Poland in Canada, but against the opposition of Canadian authorities fearing the penetration of russian services and the repetition of the casus of communist activist in the United States Bolesław Gebert – father of Konstanty Gebert, writer of Gazeta Wyborcza, who after the war turned out to be an NKVD agent nicknamed “Ataman” – the Marine household left Canada and came to Poland in 1946. Albert went to diplomacy, Nancy to the Ministry of Public Security, to Department VII – intelligence. After spending respective years in Poland, the Marine household – already with 2 sons, Kazimierz and Edwin – went to a diplomatic mission to London. This was, of course, a “cover-up” for the basic occupation: Albert Morski's service, a operative nicknamed “Dąbrowa”, for Military Information, a formation celebrated for killing thousands of AK soldiers. So much for daddy and mommy. I learned little about Kazimierz Morski at the IPN than I thought – and not directly, but from the “side” documents. I completed my cognition in the Registry Court in Lublin and first of all listening to what in the grass squeaks. After leaving large Britain in 1957, he left with his household for Norway, where his father became an ambassador. In Oslo, young Morski passed his Norwegian M.A., graduated from commercial school and returned to Poland, after which he began working in the prestigious Planning Commission of the Council of Ministers office as elder advisor. In 1972 he moved to the “Metalexport” abroad Trade Center in Warsaw, which specialized in the export of mechanical equipment and since 1980 in the arms trade. At the request of the head of CHZ, he graduated from the postgraduate abroad Service College of the Higher School of Social Sciences at the KC PZPR and was sent to postgraduate studies respective times, including in Henley, UK. In 1980, he was transferred to Iran, as a trade counsellor, and later he traveled around the world, here and there, piloting arms contracts. This lasted until 1992 – until he founded a company for the arms trade called Unimesko. The partners in the company were high-end companies, celebrated for the FOZZ scandal company Uniwersal Dariusz Przywieczerski and State Enterprise Mesko, a well-known Polish manufacturer, weapons and weapons from Skarżyska Kamienna, with which Andrzej Izdebski collaborated. The second in 2001 became the main shareholder and owner of Unimesko. The wheel closed anyway. Friends themselves – almost like in a “family”. All that I got to was highly interesting, due to the fact that it showed what kind of environment it was connected with with the contract for respirators Anna Domini 2020, Ministry of wellness Minister Łukasz Szumowski, and who these people were. And who they were, I just found out due to the fact that now it's become clear to me. What I got to was interesting, but the most moving – even shocking – was what I did not get to: Kazimierz Morski's briefcase at the Institute of National Memory. And I didn't get to that folder for 1 simple reason: it was never there. I knew what that meant. There was only 1 reason why specified a man's briefcase, with specified a biography, did not find itself in specified a place as the IPN: due to the fact that only archival folders went there, not concerning those situations in which, in the language of the specialist, the continuity of work for the interview was preserved. And I already knew what I was expected to know...
– After the communicative with the respirators was revealed, everyone took the E&K view, but it was a dead end, due to the fact that the key to knowing this combination is Unimesko – the calm, monotonous voice of Mark brought me back to reality. – Like Andrzej Izdebski's E&K, Unimesko was never specified an average company founded by average people. I guess I don't gotta put a dot over "i" – I understood well that this is not a question, but just in case I confirmed: "You don't have to. "It was shortly after Izdebski came in with a shipment of weapons for Iraq and began to hit various "black letters" until the "black list" of the UN. For any time Unimesko was based in Warsaw, but later we re-registered it to Lublin, the same address as E&K, to Radziwiłłowska. That's the way it's been until today. The past of Unimesko is simply a communicative in itself that speaks more about our reality than words. Kazimierz Morski founded the company and was its president until 2004. Partners in the company were known for the FOZZ affair of Universal Dariusz Przywieczerski and State Enterprise Mesko – a maker of weapons and weapons from Skarżyska Kamienna, with which Andrzej Izdebski worked. Unimesko's first capital came from both companies, as did the name of the company that combined the names of each of them. Morski had only 3 shares, but in fact controlled the company. 1 – as its president, 2 – as a tongue in weight, due to the fact that Universal and Mesko had 49 percent and 48 percent of shares respectively. The company specialized in selling Mesko products, ammunition for various types of weapons. Maritime company established trade contacts worldwide and exported ammunition from Germany through Botswana and Pakistan to Africa and the mediate East. In 2001, Mesko withdrew from Unimesko by sacking a seat for Riccardo Privitery and his Talisman Europe company. 2 years later, Privitera sold shares to Andrzej Izdebski, and since then he has been the majority shareholder of Unimesko, while preserving the presidency by Morski, in 1 sentence: old friends from the interview themselves. “I was worried that he thought I was so careless that he would put dots on “and” all time, but I left this bitter reflection to myself. – Daniel Markowski was besides posted to control the company's operations, just in case. He formally left the service on July 31, 1988, but you know what they say – you don't leave us. That day he began a fresh life, in the institutions of covering. Then he was just waiting to get in touch. There are situations erstwhile you only have the choice to hang on a cross or stick nails. At Unimesko Markowski became a associate of the board, then president. The message was clear: he was to focus on securing our interests. Did you read his file? – he asked me to pull me out of thought due to the fact that any things were clear to me. - I read it. And reading, I thought there was nothing there – I replied. Until then... So you already know there's what you're looking for: answers. If you know the communicative of Daniel Markowski, Kazimierz Morski and Andrzej Izdebski, you know the fact about this industry. And above all, the institution that created it...
– And everything would be fine if it wasn't for the Riccardo Privitery case – on my part it wasn't a question. – Yes – he answered briefly. – Letting his Talisman company into Unimesko was a naive step. He stopped, seemingly falling into the past. I did the same thing. In front of my eyes, like in the kaleidoscope of events, all the paintings I associate with Riccardo Privitera were running. I remembered that he was an Italian citizen, but he utilized the passports of large Britain, Israel and South Africa for the moment. The study I read, the note I looked at, reminded me of an eloquent macaroni man, a fancy office in Warsaw, a home in Vienna, organized by him by the balls of charity and beautiful assistants he liked to environment himself with. Thanks to the smoothness, social contact and cognition of respective languages, he could appear to be a man in the industry. Many have fallen for this decoration, surrounded by stories of fighting in Africa as a sniper...
– Why the hell did you let Privitery join the company? – I couldn't stand it. – After all, having Izdebsky, Markowski, Morski and whoever else gave it, the interview had everything under control. – From the point of view of the case of the respirators we are talking about, it is not crucial how and why Privitera ended up in Unimesko. More crucial is the key he utilized to do business, for a long time successfully. Up to the past of the "Portuguese contract". citing contacts in the Polish MON and the General Staff Riccardo Privitera offered a high-ranking Portuguese military contract for the transportation of over 1 million uniforms for the Polish Army. On the Portuguese side, no 1 was curious in whether the Polish MON reported specified demand. The Portuguese Army liaison officers did not contact our liaison officers, there were no questions from the embassy – nothing. And there was nothing, due to the fact that if there were, anything could happen – pandemonium. Italy presented the Portuguese forgeries, which were up to their eyes, without attention to details. The documentation prepared allegedly by the Polish side contained spelling errors, and its records indicated that it was included in Lviv. possibly he looked at the prewar map, and possibly it was no different for him at all, for he knew that no 1 would analyse it. Indeed, no 1 on the Portuguese side verified the documents, for their authenticity was not the matter. They had no meaning, due to the fact that from the Portuguese side they knew from the beginning that these were counterfeits, in turn in Poland no 1 had heard of uniforms from Portuguese people. And he didn't hear it, due to the fact that it was all a sham. It was so not crucial whether the Portuguese believed the Privitera or not, although it is known that it was crucial that an agreement was signed between the Portuguese Ministry of Defence and Privitery, according to which the Portuguese paid 8 million dollars to Italy in advance. In this industry, it is simply a standard – an apparent verse. The number's as old as the world, it's a wonder it's inactive effective. specified operations are not about the performance of the contract – it is about the payment of money. Upon payment of the amount, the tenderer shall be detained, the remainder shall return to those who have settled the contract. In 9 cases, 10 scams get distant with it and there's no problem. Why? due to the fact that nobody's curious in them. I've seen these things a 100 times. Of course, there will always be people who will know that something has happened, but the fact will never be discovered by anyone. The point is that in this peculiar situation something went incorrect and Privitera became 1 of 10 – but for the rule. He was unlucky. They tried him and got 7 years in prison, but in anticipation of his appeal he fled to Switzerland. I saw him, rather accidentally, in Lucerne a fewer years ago. He was optimistic, but the Helves did not think to cover for him and yet expelled him to the Portuguese. And the Portuguese military? After the corruption scandal in the Portuguese army was revealed, the interior investigation continued for 10 years and proved that the military had become “victims” of an unfair contractor... Riccardo Privitery's communicative is the full fact about the bang in the Polish Ministry of wellness and the respirators affair – he has been stationed and looked at the sun setting above the bay, as if giving me time to cool off. I didn't gotta match the pieces of this puzzle – they worked themselves out. Unimesko and E&K: the same people “connector” Izdebski – the same address, the same model of action – the same interview. I was shocked. The explanation of the phrase, a mechanics that was common in this business and which Unimesko's shareholder conducted in Portugal, explained all the absurd contracts with the 2020 Anna Domini respirators. She had 1 weak point: it was inactive just a theory. But there was something else. I remembered that for almost 10 years the ABW and the D.A. in Bydgoszcz had been investigating Unimesko. It was a contract for over 3 1000 tons of TNT, which Andrzej Izdebski was to supply for the state-owned Nitro-Chem company, operating under the supervision of the Military Information Services and then the Military Counterintelligence Service, now part of the Polish Armed Forces Group. Izdebski's company contributed $1 million to $300,000, but only realised a part of the order – just like with the respirators for the Ministry of Szumowski. Of course, the investigation is stuck in a dead end, and the money is gone due to the fact that it turns out that Unimesko's assets do not cover the value of the contract. And he did not, due to the fact that for me, it was clear: despite the fact that most of the transactions in the arms trade marketplace are carried out under the table, the assets of companies specified as Unimesko frequently did not cover contract amounts, just in case the contractors effort to recover a vide communicative from Nitro – Chem. So what was the story? Deja vu, another verse? I believe in cases, but all religion has its limits, and in the case of the hucpa of Nitro-Chem again, like the lining from under the jacket, people came out and the mechanics repeated at the ventilators. And this repetition – it was more than just a theory. I wondered why I missed it earlier. I missed Privitera, shares in Unimesko and the mechanics of the verse – that's once. I did not see that Unimesko and E&K are clones – they are two. But now everything was clear as day. Also, why the secret powers of Unimesko, the E&K, were put out to sign a contract with the Ministry of wellness of Minister Szumowski. The second company, quiet and modest – Izdebski, wife and secretary – formally focused on air services, training pilots, the production of motorboats, or programs specified as the construction of the “Bielik”, the school-training aircraft. And only a fewer knew that these were all elements of the “cover-up”. Pure card – this decided to issue E&K to the contract with the ministry. All in all, it was meaningless for the authors of the murmured business: the same people, the same address, the same interview – and the mechanics of action besides the same. It was something that media representatives did not notice, who focused only on the offerer, that is, the details – alternatively of the background and purpose. Meanwhile, the key to solving the puzzle was just knowing the full puzzle: 2 companies – 1 hand – 1 goal. I understood well what that meant: that the public money spent by the Ministry of wellness was gone. Not just any money, due to the fact that in this communicative “the gang was run over”. In general, an advance was paid with the mechanics of the verse. Meanwhile, in the case of respirators most of the amount of the contract disappeared. Did anyone think you could go all the way with COVID-19? Have you decided on the power of the ruling? Or did the impunity of the authors of the practice, which besides meant further impunity, weigh down? “I warrant you that neither Izdebsky nor anyone who had his hands in this “business”, the hair on his head will not fall – Mark clearly read my mind. – Let’s do a quiz: how many average companies do you know, average people who can just walk into a ministry and get a contract for 200 million? That's not a trick question. Like the question, who could warrant it? due to the fact that individual had to, right? Izdebski and the remainder of this murmuring society without the protection of peculiar services could at most sale gunpowder to a gunsmith at a Świdnica bazaar. Kazimierz Morski, or Daniel Markowski a.k.a. Zwierzyski, are barely examples of who is behind all this. And for people like that, justice is dead, like dinosaurs.
– What was the function of the wellness Ministry in all this?
– Cieszynski and his boss, Minister Łukasz Szumowski, did in this communicative for alleged useful idiots and this is the better version. But I wouldn't be amazed if it turned out that the nearer fact is simply a different version, much worse. The point is that this is not going to happen, due to the fact that even if there was a chance that the investigation would explain this banga, then there is to be a "specific solutions" bill for nothing to be explained.
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PS. We invitation you to participate on-line in the program “Reason” in which we will talk in live mode about the lockdown – about who, and why, soap our eyes? Adam Abramowicz, a spokesperson for tiny and medium-sized entrepreneurs, will be the guest of the program “Pogorzelisko”.
Already present – Wednesday 3 February – at 4:00 p.m. See you later.
