Epstein Secrets

ng with Calvi. And Calvi was now dead. As it turned out, Calvi could speak from the grave. In the summer of 1982, a special committee of inquiry in Parliament eerily heard Calvi's posthumous recollections on tape. Flavio Carboni, the Sardinian who had help organized Calvi's escape from Italy, had kept a mi

ly, Calvi later told three magistrates investigating the P-2 lodge, Gelli was funneling the money through intermediaries to top officials of Italy's Socialist Party who presumably would intervene with bank regulators on the behalf of the Banco Ambrosiano. There were also much larger diversions that he elected n

, including Falun Gong practitioners, who defied the party line. In 2008, thousands of red flag-waving students were mobilized to march on Canberra’s Parliament to “defend the sacred Olympic torch” against pro-Tibet and other protestors as the torch wound its way to the Olympic ceremony in Beijing.* More rece

owly. The traditionally anticommunist sentiment in Paris’s thirteenth district, populated by former refugees, has all but disappeared. The district’s Socialist Party MP, a former advocate of Taiwan, switched his sympathies to the PRC before leaving politics in 2017. While France has always seen itself as a melting

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al followings. It is only when the mainstream parties suffer cata- strophic electoral setbacks that illiberal challengers can rush into the breach. The Socialist Party had governed Hungary for much of the period since 1989, but it rapidly lost credibility due 38 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019272 --- PAGE BREAK --- Freedom

ducted an investigation into allegations that the Kremlin was helping to finance Jobbik. There were also charges that a Jobbik member of the European Parliament was a Russian agent. Gabor Vona, the chairman of Jobbik, has embraced the idea of Eur- asianism and speculated that Hungary could serve as a “bridge”