Epstein Secrets

University Anthony Cordesman, Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy, Center for Strategic and International Studies Jeroen van der Veer, former CEO, Shell Lady Barbara Judge, Chairman Emeritus, United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority Plenary Discussion Moderated by: James P. Rubin, US President of Atla

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activities at the United States by sup- porting al Qaeda. Plaintiffs also submit that Mr. Aljomaih's company does busi- ness with General Motors and Shell Corpo- ration and that, therefore, he must have had contacts with the United States. See Opp. at 11; Statement of Jamie L. Paye attached to Plaint

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