Biden takes his marching orders from Rome.
Peter Sutherland, the "father of globalisation," pushed for the same policies in Europe.
Article on Sutherland archived from World Economic Forum-
Born in Dublin in 1946, he became Ireland’s youngest Attorney General at the age of 35. He went on to become the youngest European Union Commissioner, where he helped lay the groundwork for the European single market.
He was also a former Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, travelling the world to hammer out multilateral trade agreements, a role that earned him the moniker "father of globalisation".
He was active in the private sector, as a long-serving chairman of oil giant BP as well as Goldman Sachs International. He was also a member of the Foundation Board at the World Economic Forum.
For the past 10 years, Sutherland had served as United Nations Special Representative for International Migration, highlighting the urgent need for action to help the world’s most vulnerable people.
Sutherland resigned as Chairman from BP right before the oil spill. Surprise, surprise...
He also was an economic advisor to the Vatican and used his Irish connections to help many US Roman Catholic dioceses take out non-recourse loans with the Bank of Ireland. They put up real estate they weren't even using as collateral, used the money to pay off the pedophile lawsuits, and then declared bankruptcy after the economic collapse in 2008.
The Bank of Ireland was ultimately bailed out by the US taxpayer, which means it was the US taxpayer who really paid off the pedophile lawsuits...
We were sold on the idea it was a rogue individual behind the real estate scandal, Raffaello Follieri, an Italian "con-man" who claimed ties to the Vatican, dated Anne Hathaway and threw birthday parties for John McCain on his private yacht.
https://pagesix.com/2021/07/19/anne-hathaways-ex-raffaello-follieri-details-their-breakup/
A host of political power-brokers got roped into Follieri’s scheme. The Wall Street Journal reported that he became close with Clinton ally Doug Band, and offered to help Hillary Clinton court Catholic voters in the lead-up to her 2008 presidential bid. Bill Clinton even invited him on stage at a Clinton Foundation event, per New York, to thank him for a donation commitment on which he never delivered. The Italian newspaper L’Immediato reported that American super-lobbyist Tony Podesta called him “un visionario.” And Sen. John McCain drew considerable heat after celebrating his 70th birthday aboard a yacht Follieri had rented, as The Nation reported. Hathaway was on hand for the festivities.
I'm convinced Follieri was the patsy, and he kept his mouth shut, so was rewarded in the end with 50% co-ownership of an Italian soccer team (Tony Podesta is the co-owner!) after his release from prison.
Mr. Podesta, 73, an attorney has a long track record as the founder of Podesta Group, and remains one of the United States most influential public advocates, succeeds former Chairman and founder Raffaello Follieri who has become the CEO of Fholding UAE and Fholding LTD. According to Podesta, “Raffaello Follieri is a true visionary who brings a unique, multi-cultural leadership that we expect to unlock the potential of our strategic partners in the Middle East, Europe and Asia which shall create value for our shareholders”.
“I have developed a deep appreciation for Raffaello’s vision and look forward to working with him and the team during this transformative period”. According to Follieri, “Tony Podesta has a unique outlook for Fholding and given his vast knowledge of emerging markets his recent appointment heralds an exciting and innovative time for the businesses that we have built to date”.
On 30 November 2017, Fholding Ltd. executed a preliminary agreement to acquire fifty-percent of Italian soccer team Calcio Foggia from the Sannella Group, SRL. Fholding’s partners in Foggia Calcio include U.S. and Middle Eastern investors. Mr. Podesta strongly believes in the potential of the investment and especially in the branding, marketing, and innumerable benefits in developing homegrown talent for sale in the international marketplace. Fholding Ltd. is in the following sectors; oil, natural gas, shipping, sports, media and real estate development.
Biden takes his marching orders from Rome.
Peter Sutherland, the "father of globalisation," pushed for the same policies in Europe.
Article on Sutherland archived from World Economic Forum-
Born in Dublin in 1946, he became Ireland’s youngest Attorney General at the age of 35. He went on to become the youngest European Union Commissioner, where he helped lay the groundwork for the European single market.
He was also a former Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, travelling the world to hammer out multilateral trade agreements, a role that earned him the moniker "father of globalisation".
He was active in the private sector, as a long-serving chairman of oil giant BP as well as Goldman Sachs International. He was also a member of the Foundation Board at the World Economic Forum.
For the past 10 years, Sutherland had served as United Nations Special Representative for International Migration, highlighting the urgent need for action to help the world’s most vulnerable people.
Sutherland resigned as Chairman from BP right before the oil spill. Surprise, surprise...
He also was an economic advisor to the Vatican and used his Irish connections to help many US Roman Catholic dioceses take out non-recourse loans with the Bank of Ireland. They put up real estate they weren't even using as collateral, used the money to pay off the pedophile lawsuits, and then declared bankruptcy after the economic collapse in 2008.
The Bank of Ireland was ultimately bailed out by the US taxpayer, which means it was the US taxpayer who really paid off the pedophile lawsuits...
We were sold on the idea it was a rogue individual behind the real estate scandal, Raffaello Follieri, an Italian who claimed ties to the Vatican, dated Anne Hathaway and threw birthday parties for John McCain on his private yacht.
https://pagesix.com/2021/07/19/anne-hathaways-ex-raffaello-follieri-details-their-breakup/