MIM NOTES No. 196        October 15, 1999	

Who owns Yeltsin? Yeltsin's daughter under investigation

The USA Today has admitted that Russian organized crime has bilked 
the West for $15 billion. U.S., Russian and British law 
enforcement officials are now chasing after Yeltsin's daughter 
among others including the Bank of New York for money laundering.

Money sent off to untraceable places includes money from the IMF, 
which was supposedly attempting to keep the Russian currency from 
collapsing and spreading economic crisis throughout the world.

The exposure of this corruption in the Western media is a sign 
that the Western imperialists have had enough of Boris Yeltsin. 
Not a cheap lackey, Yeltsin has raised the question of whether 
competing imperialists can be bought off one at a time for several 
billion dollars a piece.

MIM suggests that readers not believe that this information 
suddenly came to light. It would not have if the West felt it 
needed to protect Yeltsin. Nor is it likely that so many bankers 
and business people were simultaneously fooled. 

Note: USA Today 26 August 1999.