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Richard Perle is widely considered a core representative of the neoconservative political faction; he played a central role in championing the war in Iraq and an aggressive war on terror centered on the Middle East in the wake of 9/11. Once dubbed the “Prince of Darkness” because of his advocacy of extremely hawkish anti-Soviet policies while in Ronald Reagan's Department of Defense, Perle's former post as chairman of then-Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld' s Defense Policy Board (DPB) in the years leading up to the Iraq War gave him a privileged perch from which he helped shape Bush administration foreign policies.
Echoing the efforts of the Project for the New American Century (PNAC), a leading neoconservative advocacy group with which Perle was closely associated, and former Pentagon number two Paul Wolfowitz, who was the most vocal administration proponent for attacking Iraq in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, Perle convened a meeting of the DPB shortly after the attacks to produce policy alternatives for the administration. Perle invited as a guest to the classified meeting Ahmed Chalabi, the Iraqi exile who was a longtime confidant of Perle's and served as the head of the Iraqi National Congress, which had for years been pushing for regime change in Iraq. Commenting on this apparent coordination in and outside the administration, Jim Lobe and Michael Flynn wrote: “It appears that after 9/11, the network of hawks and neoconservatives that had coalesced around PNAC's founding agenda had mobilized in a highly coordinated way to fashion the administration's response to the terrorist attacks and rally the public behind their new agenda” (see “The Rise and Decline of the Neoconservatives,” Right Web Analysis, November 17, 2006).
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Conrad Black, the former press baron jailed for 15 years for fraud, makes the front pages of most papers. His rise and fall is summed up in the Independent ...
Conrad M. Black [was] Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Operating Officer ofHollinger International Inc.. He is a member of the Board of Directors for the Nixon Center.
He is known politically for his staunch criticism of the Liberal Party of Canada.
The issue of whether Black could accept a title in Britain was the most notable battle between Black and Canadian Prime MinisterJean Chretien- Canadian citizens cannot accept such titles without giving up citizenship and Chretien would not make exceptions. The National which had been launched by Black was not financially successful, and was sold to the CanWest chain then owned by Israel Asper.
Maude Barlow, the chair of the Council of Canadians [QUERY: still current?]is cited by Leiterman stating Black is known to "routinely intervene in editorial policy-making". [1]
Leiterman also cites Radler, Hollinger's president, as telling Maclean's (2/3/92): "If editors disagree with us they should disagree with us when they're no longer in our employ. The buck stops with ownership. I am responsible for meeting the payroll; therefore I will ultimately determine what the papers say and how they're going to be run." [2]
Hollinger also owns the Jerusalem Post. In September 2003 that newspaper advocated killingYasser Arafat. This was quickly raised by the Israeli Cabinet, but described byColin L. Powell, Condoleeza Riceas "unhelpful" and by The Economist as "wrong".
Israel has no law against foreign press ownership.
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A seventy year old Australian Venture Capital Company Chapmans Limited (ASX code-CHP)
which has been listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) since about 1970 announces purchase of 10% of
COMMUNITY FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP PTY LTD
trading as Smart Ventures
The Australian Stock Market reacted positively to the news by pushing Chapmans shares up by 60% over a two day heavy trading session
READERS COMMENT FROM Bill Manors of New York
It sounds like from reading the
wwwsmartventures.com.au web site the owners being
COMMUNITY FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP Pty Ltd trading as Smart Ventures that Smart Ventures owns billions of worth of business
and real etsate deals all over the world, this makes a great deal for Chapmans Limited.
Well done Borris Ganke and Dan Lanskey,
the masterminds behind putting the deal together for Chapmans Limited.
Such positiove news that Chapmans now owns 10% of a company that seems to be worth over one billion dollars, would give Chapmans an extra $100 million added to their balance sheet.
With only 100 milion issued shares in Chapmans, this should make the Chapmans shares valued at over $1 a share from their current trading price of around 2-3c a share.
It seems like Chapmans managing director, Borris Ganke, known in business circles as "THE OLD FOX", well known for his ability to get shares moving in the right direction-upwards of course, as he did with Offshore Oil and Poisden, during the Australian mining boom of the 1960's , is up to his old tricks again and turning Chapmans Limited into another Poisden for Chapmans share holders, with a potential rise from 2-3c to over $1 a share.
Good luck and congradulations to those shareholders who had faith in Borris Ganke and his right hand man and new personal business advisor Dan Lanskey, who they say Mr Ganke will not move on any business deal without consulting Mr lanskey first.
In fact I have many business friends in Sydney Australia, where Chapmans Limited has it's head office, and they say Mr Ganke is never seen without Dan Lanskey from 8am to about 12pm when they finally are seen leaving the Chapmans office in Elizebeth Street Sydney, after spending another long day plotting Chapman's next take over and business moves.
No one can say they do not earn their money as the main managers and driving force behind Chapmans Limited.
They certainly deserve the recognition and success that Chapmans Limited and its shareholders are about to enjoy.
Again, well done boys, I have been a faithful shareholder of Chapmans for a long time after my business friends in Sydney recommended it just because they said Borris Ganke will eventually make someting happen with the company, and have seen the shares go between 2c and 50c, now finally they are set to move to over the $1 a share mark.
I certianly will not be selling then, as there is no doubt in my mind that when Chapmans lists on the London Stock Exchange next year, they will be over one English Pound a share, which is around $Aust2.50 a share with the current English Pound to Australian Dollar exchange rate.
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A major Investment Group who are taking over USA company,
USA Weekly News Limited,
the publisher of
www.usaweeklynews.com,
are getting ready to take over Chapmans Limited
( Austalian Stock Exchange Code is CHP),
a little known venture capital company that has been listed on the Australian Stock Exchange since about 1970.
The plan is to use Chapmans Limited to back door list
International News Limited,
which is expected to cause the market to value the 90 million issued shares in Chapmans at about $Aust5 a share.
Once the take over is completed, CHAPMANS will be listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) on the London Stock Exchange, at which time, it is expected that Chapmans shares will trade around five UK Pounds a shares.
This equates to about $Aust10 dollars a share.
The future share price of Chapmans Limited is expected to be strengthened as the bidding takes hold by the fact that the top 20 shareholders control about 80% of the shares in the company, and very few of these large shareholders are keen to sell their shares under $5 a share, as they are well aware of the future of the company.
In fact the managing director of Chapmans Limited, Borris Ganke, a well know veteran in the public company world, has at present an effective control of Chapmans through his personal shareholders and the shareholdering of another company he is managing director of, being Southern Cross Explorations Limited.
Mr Ganke continues to resist any take over of the company and refuses to discuss the the sale of the 30% of the capital of Chapmans which he and Southern Cross Explorations control.
Mr Ganke has made it clear that these shares are not for sale at any price and does not need the money as he owns a development property in Fiji which he estimates has a potential development profit of about $Aust500 milion.
It appears that Mr Ganke and his company Southern Cross Exporations Ltd, are there for the long term, to be involved with the move of Chapmans to the London Stock Exchange, where Mr Ganke is well known through previous companies he has been involved with on the London Stock Exchange.
These previous companies have had capitalisations of around half a billion UK pounds on the London Stock Exchange.
It is also understood that an oppositon camp of shareholders control about 30% of the share capital of Chapmans, and a smaller group control about 20% of Chapman's issued share capital.
This only leaves about 20% of the issued share capital of Chapmans held by a lot a very small shareholders in small parcels from 10,000 to 200,000 shares.
Very low key announcements have previously been made by the board of Chapmans about their aims to become involved in the media world, which have gone unnoticed by financial journalists in Australia.
Mr Ganke is well known to be be a very conservative managing director who does not like to beat the drum too loundly until the ink is fully dry on final agreements.
It is believed that representatives of AIM have already been over from London to approach Mr Ganke to request him to list Chapmans on AIM.
AIM is a part of the London Stock Exchange, which provides automatic listing to any Australian company that has been listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) for more than three years. Chapmans has been on the Australian Stoxk Exchange for about 30 years.
It is believed that the plan includes asking shareholders to agree to allow Chapmans to change its 70 year old name name to International News Limited, which is at present registered in Australia and the USA, as the owner of valuable media newspaper mastheads and internet URLs estimated to be worth over one billion UK Pounds.
The INL News is proud to announce that Patrick Obi has been promoted to World News Administration manager for INL News.
After spending many years working for various new oranisations throughout Africa, Patrick Obi will bring a wealth of experince and world news contracts to INL News.
The INL News Team gives you a very warm welcome to Patrick in his new role as World News Admin Manager.
Great to have you on board Patrick
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This week on ABC's Sunday Profile, jailed businessman Rodney Adler talks about the impact of the HIH collapse on him, his family and his business ventures and what he expects from prison life.
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Hello and welcome to Sunday Profile. I'm Monica Attard...tonight, as he sits behind bars for the next 2 and a half years, Rodney Adler. It's been an amazing fall from grace. The son of business icon Larry Adler had it all...a great education, a life of luxury, his name was on Sydney's A-list and people knocked on his door with investment proposals. Now - that's all - largely -gone. No doubt, FAI Insurance - the company Larry Adler left his son - had problems and the 29 year old was rather green when he took the helm. But he stuck with it and in turn became known as Mr FAI.
In 1999, he sold FAI...to HIH.....one of four factors identified by the HIH Royal Commission as contributing to its 2001 collapse. Adler was never charged directly in relation to the HIH collapse. But the charges for which he's been jailed, came out of the 22 months he spent on the HIH Board. He resigned before the collapse but in the year before ,, he'd convinced HIH to allow him to oversee investments. He set up a trust - Pacific Eagle equity - or PEE - with $10 million dollars of HIH money. That trust bought HIH shares, when they were on a downward slide. And during the buying spree, Adler told a journalist he was using his money to buy the HIH stock. It wasn't his. It was HIH's. And in sentencing him , Justice Dunford said Adler's intention, in talking to the journalist, was to convince others to buy HIH!
The other charges related to a struggling company called Business Thinking Systems owned by HIH and Adler Corporation. Adler convinced HIH to invest $2 million dollars in BTS ... in return he would put up half a million dollars of his own . He didn't. And he never intended to. In 2002, in civil proceedings brought by ASIC, Justice Santow fined Rodney Adler 900,000 dollars, banned him from acting as a company director for 20 years and ordered him - along with Ray Williams and Dominic Federa, the Chief Financial Officer of HIH, to pay the HIH liquidator $8 million dollars to compensate for the money lost in HIH investments Adler controlled. Adler paid the lot.
But now, its all over...Adler is no longer a venture capitalist. No longer a director of a major company. And no longer a professional litigant. He is a prison inmate.
As you'll hear,in an interview recorded just before his sentencing hearing, he accepts no blame for HIH's collapse - and points the finger at those he thinks are to blame...he is anxious about jail - sad for his family - and glad it's all over.
Rodney Adler:
It's hard to equate relief with what I've gone through but I am happy that it is coming to an end not just for myself but for my family, it's been a great strain.
Monica Attard:
Do you feel that it's coming to an end?
Rodney Adler:
Yes, I do.
Monica Attard:
Cause you've done a deal with ASIC, the corporate regulator and you've pleaded guilty after years of pleading not guilty. It was a move that took a lot of people by surprise. Presumably the terms of that deal were enough to allow you to feel assured that this jail term is in fact the end of it? At least in so far as HIH is concerned.
Rodney Adler:
Well, the term 'done a deal with ASIC' is not something I'd like to agree with. When ASIC and my solicitors made the decision that the three market manipulation charges would be dropped and they were very serious charges and I was very concerned about those because I did not feel that I manipulated the market, I was then put into a position where I could plead guilty and bring this situation to an end and I took that opportunity to draw a line in the sand and say, "I'm sorry, I am guilty, can we please move on?"
Monica Attard:
Did you feel in changing your plea that if you didn't that this would just go on, that they would get you somehow?
Rodney Adler:
Well, it's been four and a half years. There were a number of recommendations by the HIH royal commissioner, Justice Neville Owen and a number of them could be followed up if there was enough evidence for them to be followed up. But we never got to that stage and so I could see another four or five years minimum of legal discussions, win or lose and that would mean a decade of my life whatever the result, and that was just too high a price to pay.Whatever the result, even if I'd won everything, a decade of my life would have been spent fighting with my money, my dwindling money to a body that had many people on it and a great deal of financial resources.
Monica Attard:
How much has it cost you so far?
Rodney Adler:
Well, in a purely legal sense, this last four and a half years has cost me just shy of seven and a half million dollars.
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The Bush Breakdown By Jim Lobe July 6, 2007 On everything from domestic policy to the Iraq War, an increasing number of Republicans and members of the public are abandoning the president and the vice president. |
The Right Gets Africa Wrong
By Conn Hallinan | July 9, 2007
Africa plans pushed by outfits like the Heritage Foundation and instituted by the Bush administration reveal an agenda aimed at securing oil interests while extending the war on terror to a new continent. But observers in and outside Africa see an agenda that repeats the same mistakes of the past.
The Media War
By Khody Akhavi | June 28, 2007
Despite signs that the neoconservative-led agenda to reshape the Middle East has fallen out of favor in Washington, neocons have recently tightened their grip on several key aspects of the public diplomacy apparatus. Does this herald a new period of strictly ideological programming?
Blowback, from Palestine to Pakistan
By Jim Lobe | June 20, 2007
Four years after embarking on a neoconservative-inspired agenda of reshaping the Middle East, beginning with the invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration is now beset by crises across the globe.
Time to Ignore the Middle East?
By Leon Hadar | June 7, 2007
If a Democrat wins the 2008 presidency, one should not be surprised to discover that the major element in the neoconservative agenda—maintaining U.S. military and diplomatic hegemony in the Middle East—will likely remain alive and well, producing the never-ending vicious circle: more U.S. military interventions, leading to more anti-U.S. terrorism, resulting in more regime changes. It's time for "constructive disengagement" from the Middle East. U.S. policymakers need to recognize that U.S. military intervention there only ignites anti-Americanism in the form of international terrorism.
The Political War Over the Iraq War
By John Isaacs | May 30, 2007
What seems like a huge defeat—scrapping the deadlines for troop withdrawal in the latest war-funding bill—could instead be a minor setback; but it has become clear that President Bush wants to draw out the Iraq War until he can hand off the mess to his successor.
Religious Right Rejects Giuliani
By Bill Berkowitz | May 24, 2007
Republican presidential candidates seem to be fighting a losing battle in their efforts to talk tough on Iraq while sidelining core conservative domestic issues, and foreign policy in the broader Middle East is emerging as a campaign catch. Not to mention that powerful figures on the Religious Right are now trumpeting the same arguments as neoconservatives regarding regime change in Iran.
Democrats Remold Military Budget
By John Isaacs | May 10, 2007
Despite vociferous support from some Republicans and from hardline outfits like the Center for Security Policy, a number of controversial military programs—like designing new nuclear weapons, placing missile defense sites in Europe, and developing space-based weapons—are being targeted for cuts by the Democrat-controlled Congress.
Last Days of the Bush Administration:
Protecting the Legacy
By Leon Hadar | April 24, 2007
What seems to have survived from the neoconservative project of Democratic Empire in the Middle East is merely the Empire. Drained of its Wilsonian idealism, the project has been transformed into a hasty Realpolitik-based program of sustaining the U.S. hegemonic position in the region—and salvaging President Bush's legacy. But the chances of success seem slim.
The Conservative Credibility Test
By Tom Barry | April 3, 2007
The Republicans may have found a leading man for the presidential run in lawyer/thespian/senator Fred Thompson, but his ties to Corporate America and the neoconservatives may dissuade many grassroots conservatives from giving him their vote.
Congress Wrestles With the Iraq War
By John Isaacs | March 26, 2007
Last week, as the Iraq War entered its fifth year, the House voted on legislation to force troop withdrawal by mid-2008. Although the resolution was an impressive victory for anti-war legislators, stopping the war will require more Republican leaders to step up and force the president's hand, just like they did in 1974 with President Nixon.
"A Great Little Racket": The Neocon Media Machine
By Eli Clifton | March 20, 2007
From high-brow intellectualism to tabloid spin, the neoconservative movement has evolved in ways that its early progenitors could hardly have imagined. The result is a well-oiled media machine that continues to impact policymaking even as the neoconservatives themselves fall deeper into ill repute.
Pushing the Anti-Immigration Agenda Further Right
By Tom Barry | March 13, 2007
Connecting immigration restrictionism to the "global war on terror" and the "clash of civilizations," Republican presidential hopeful Rep. Tom Tancredo is helping to forge a new unity among social conservatives on a far-right agenda, even as other presidential candidates endeavor to steer clear of the immigration debate.
Africa: The Right's Stuff
By Conn Hallinan | March 7, 2007
A seasoned cadre of neoconservatives and right-wingers have latched on to the human rights issue in Sudan, pushing an agenda that favors military over political solutions. It is hard not to conclude that the Bush administration's strategy for Africa is less about freedom and God than about oil and earthly power.
America's Crusaders
By Tom Barry | February 23, 2007
A fervent blend of ideology and faith is spurring various factions of the American right to champion an imperial foreign policy that envisions the United States forever at war.
Is Washington Being Sidelined on the Middle East?
By Leon Hadar | February 20, 2007
When U.S. officials warn of the chaos that would follow a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, they are actually expressing their anxiety over their real nightmare scenario—a Middle East in which the United States is marginalized to a position of little power. But they seem to have found a solution: Attacking Iran.
Gingrich at the Gate
By Bill Berkowitz | February 8, 2007
The former Speaker of the House continues his non-campaign for the GOP's presidential nomination with warnings of a nuclear holocaust and by receiving $1 million from big-time Vegas gaming interests for his new 527 self-promoting "soft-money" organization.
Somalia in the Crosshairs
By Najum Mushtaq | February 1, 2007
The Bush administration's Somalia policy has been consistently dictated by an exaggerated fear of al-Qaida's strength in Somalia, leading it to equate the indigenous Somali Islamic courts with the global network of terrorism.
Expanding the War to Iran: Another ?Urban Legend??
By Leon Hadar | January 26, 2007
Strong signals indicate that the Bush administration could be creating the conditions for another war in the Middle East. A sense of d?j? vu is descending on Washington as many begin to wonder whether the White House is planning to expand the current war into Iran.
A Look at the 110th Congress
By John Isaacs | January 18, 2007
Early votes in the new Congress reveal a determined effort by Democrats to maintain party unity and also reveal a breakdown of the Republican unanimity that has dominated during much of the Bush presidency. But the hard votes on national security are still to come.
The Push behind the Surge
By Jim Lobe and Michael Flynn | January 11, 2007
Neoconservatives and their allies are practically the only supporters of the ?surge? idea to send more troops to Iraq. But this doesn?t seem to bother the president, who was given a brand new blueprint for ?victory? last week, gift-wrapped by the same ideologues at the American Enterprise Institute who helped lead the country into war.
Heritage Foundation
A mainstay of the conservative movement for over three decades, the Heritage Foundation has lately taken to hawking the "Islamofascist" threat while pushing an indefinite U.S. intervention in Iraq.
Hillel Fradkin
Fradkin, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, noted Straussian scholar, and longtime fellow traveler of the neocons, hears the threatening echoes of the distant past in the words of America's "enemies."
Paul Wolfowitz
The controversial former Pentagon official and ex-president of the World Bank has followed other erstwhile Bush administration officials, including John Bolton, to the American Enterprise Institute.
Robert Zoellick
The erstwhile U.S. trade rep and supporter of the Project for the New American Century, Zoellick began his new job as head of the World Bank this month.
Jerusalem Summit
Bringing together Evangelicals, U.S. neoconservatives, and hardline pro-Israel figures from across the globe, this Israel-based outfit aims to prevent Palestinian statehood, stop "global Islamism," and promote worldwide support for Israel.
Morris Amitay
The former head of the powerful American Israel Public Affairs Committee argues that "Islamofascists" are intent on establishing a global caliphate.
Richard Cheney
The secretive VP is pushing to bomb Iran at the same time he's fending off efforts to put his office under greater scrutiny, going so far as to propose abolishing the executive agency charged with such oversight.
Dennis Prager
The conservative radio talk show host and champion of the Iraq War argues that the United States must stay there to finish the job.
Carl Gershman
Like other promoters of the Bush administration's "forward strategy of freedom," Gershman, head of the National Endowment for Democracy, has had second thoughts about the best way to promote this agenda.
David Horowitz
A former California liberal associated with the Black Panthers, Horowitz eventually moved his politics to the far right, making outlandish comments about liberals and attacking progressive academics.
Michael Chertoff
The front man for President Bush's immigration reform plans, Chertoff is also a staunch defender of the tactics employed by the administration in waging the "war on terror."
Daniel Pipes
The scion of a long-standing neoconservative family, Pipes runs the hardline Middle East Forum and promotes efforts to discredit professors who are critical of Israel.
U.S. Committee for a Free Lebanon
The now largely defunct USCFL was part of a network of tightly linked hardline groups that helped champion an expansive war on terror in the wake of 9/11.
Middle East Forum
The Middle East Forum, a creation of hardline neocon Daniel Pipes, champions U.S. intervention in the Middle East and knocks scholars who are critical of Israel.
Ziad Abdelnour
A private equity banker, Abdelnour has worked closely with neocons like Daniel Pipes to push for U.S. intervention in Syria.
Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs
A core component of the right-wing of the U.S. pro-Israel lobby, JINSA specializes in fomenting U.S.-Israeli military-to-military relations while promoting a hard line on Mideast peace, pushing for an expansive war on terror, and advocating controversial weapons programs.
The Al-Qaida Gambit?
By Gareth Porter
June 11, 2007
Blaming Tehran for al-Qaida attacks could be the gambit used by the United States to justify bombing Iran.
The Let's-Bomb-Iran Crowd Mobilizes
By Trita Parsi
June 18, 2007
Senator Lieberman, Norman Podhoretz, and company are busy trying to preempt the diplomatic track on Iran, arguing that bombing is the only solution.
The deals were struck by Elevation Partners, a $1.9bn (£1bn) Silicon Valley-based investment firm, of which Bono is a founding partner. On Monday, Elevation announced an investment of $250m (£130m) in Forbes Media, a publishing company managed by Steve Forbes. Forbes ran twice for the US presidency - in 1996 and 2000 - arguing for a flat income tax, prayer in schools and a ban on abortion.
Bono, a champion of Third World debt relief and AIDS treatment, thus becomes part-owner of Forbes magazine and a number of other business titles serving America's financial elite. U2 has also joined many business high-fliers in moving part of its multi-million-dollar operation from Ireland to Amsterdam, to take advantage of a lighter tax regime. Meanwhile, another of Elevation's portfolio companies, Pandemic Studios, a video-game developer, has incurred the wrath of American liberals for creating a game in which players take the role of mercenaries sent to Venezuela to depose a Hugo Chavez-like figure. Players of Mercenary 2: World in Flames are told "if you can see it, you can buy it, steal it or blow the living crap out of it". Pandemic has also done work creating computerized war simulations with the Institute for Creative Technologies, a southern Californian research centre funded by the US Army.
Lisa Featherstone, a columnist for The Nation, a liberal magazine based in New York, yesterday challenged Bono to choose between his investments and his declared commitment to improving the lot of the world's poor: "If Bono is serious in his commitment, and not, as one frequently suspects, a vapid celebrity poser, he should immediately use his financial muscle to deep-six this horrible video game (right)." Elevation was founded in 2004 by Bono and five prominent Silicon Valley investors and executives, led by Roger McNamee, a venture capitalist and former business adviser to the Grateful Dead. Their goal is to invest in media and entertainment businesses. U2 is known as one of the most financially astute bands in the world, having retained all rights to their music. Bono's name helped Elevation raise its first fund, but he rarely attends the firm's meetings in California. He may care to drop by before Pandemic's next major release, Destroy All Humans 2, in which players "have total freedom to destroy anything and manipulate everything in the world".
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The real profit is in the shares on the stock exchange, long before the big day to day profits in the media enterprises are made. The Australian media tycoon Kerry Packer before his recent death, had a great interest in taking a larger share in the print media in
One could go on and on about the back ground, but the real point is that an investment into the listed public company at 3-5c will return substantial profits once the full announcements are made that the company has taken up its option to take up 90% of International News Limited and its associated media tentacles etc.
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We can finalise the take over of Chapmans as an informal takeover just by purchasing 20% of the current shareholdings as we have friendly shareholders who control 31% of the company already. Having a majority control with the other 31% friendly shareholders or making a formal take over bid, we can move the company to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), part of the London Stock Exchange, and raise a further £50 million pounds for working capital with the issue of another 100 million shares at 50
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