A former Swedish police chief "The Pimp" has been jailed for rape and other sex crimes

Karl Göran "The Pimp" Gustav Lindberg (born 25 April 1946 in Uppsala- Sweden) is a Swedish convicted serial rapist and a former police chief. He is currently serving a six-year prison sentence in Saltvik Prison for numerous sex crimes.

Former Uppsala Swedish Police Chief Göran "The Pimp" Lindberg has been formerly charged with sex crimes including aggravated involving nine women,  one of whom was only 14-years-old when she claims to have been sexually abused by Lindberg.

 Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edbzlVvP41M

He was arrested on 28 January 2010 and charged with multiple sex offenses, including the rape of a 14 year old child. He was subsequently also charged with raping several other women, and of procuring (Prostitution, the act of aiding a prostitute in the arrangement of a sex act with a customer). On 30 July 2010, he was convicted of several sex offenses, including rape, and sentenced to 6.5 years in prison by the Södertörn District Court. The High Court reduced his sentence to 6 years, and the Supreme Court rejected his appeal. He is now serving his sentence in Saltvik Prison.

Sweden's ex-police chief jailed over sex crimes

He used to lecture people on how to deal with sexual harassment and violence, and was seen as Swedish police's top expert on morality and ethics.

Now Goran Lindberg, the former head of Sweden's national police academy, is serving time in jail for rape and other sex crimes in what has been dubbed by judges as "sadistic sexual violence".

More Info:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6ran_Lindberg

 

Janet Lim Napoles (Mastermind of Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines worth over ₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) with Benigno "NoyNoy" Aquino III (President of the Philippines)

SCANDAL: Pork Barrel Scam funds may have reached ₱101 BILLION PESOS = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars according to NBI (National Bureau of Investigation)

Janet Lim Napoles (Mastermind of Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines worth over ₱101.6 billion = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars), daughter Jeane Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) and their companions pose with Benigno "NoyNoy" Aquino III (President of the Philippines) at the lobby of Shangri-La Mactan in Cebu on Nov. 30, 2012

 Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

Jeane Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) with Benigno "NoyNoy" Aquino III (President of the Philippines) at the lobby of Shangri-La Mactan in Cebu on Nov. 30, 2012

23-year old Jeane Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) is the registered owner of Unit 37I at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Los Angeles. Worth $2 Million USD (₱ 86 Million Philippine Pesos PHP). The unit is 1,610 sq-ft, and has two bedrooms and two baths.

Pork Barrel Scam Queen Janet Lim Napoles admitted giving her daughter, Jeane Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) , a Porsche Cayenne and a Porsche Boxster.

A 2008 Porsche Cayenne costs between $21,385 - $42,503 (around ₱928,110 Philippine Pesos - ₱1,844,631 Philippine Pesos), according to Yahoo! Autos.

and A 2012 Porsche Boxster, meanwhile, will set you back between $48,100 - $65,200 (or around ₱2,087,541 Philippine Pesos - ₱2,829,682 Philippine Pesos).

More here: http://invandrareson.blogspot.se/2013/10/jeane-napoles-pork-barrel-baby-flaunts.html

 

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

They were Revilla, P224,512,500; Enrile, P172,834,500; Estrada, P183,793,759; former Masbate 3rd district Rep. Rizalina Seachon-Lanete, P108,405,000; and former Apec Rep. Edgar Valdez, P56,087,500.

It was revealed that Janet Napoles (Mastermind of Pork Barrel Scam Scandal worth over ₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) owns at least 28 HOUSES in a number of cities in Luzon alone, with her other family members also holding property in the United States.

She also maintains, according to the Department of Justice, around 415 ACCOUNTS with 17 DIFFERENT BANKS. The Napoles family also maintains a fleet of 30 VEHICLES, which are all registered under the flagship company of the JLN Group of Companies, JLN Corporation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janet_Lim-Napoles

Janet Lim Napoles (Mastermind of Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines worth over ₱101.6 billion = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) relatives wondered how she became rich and wealthy all of a sudden

₱101.6 billion Pesos ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

They were Revilla, P224,512,500; Enrile, P172,834,500; Estrada, P183,793,759; former Masbate 3rd district Rep. Rizalina Seachon-Lanete, P108,405,000; and former Apec Rep. Edgar Valdez, P56,087,500

₱101.6 billion Pesos ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

₱101.6 billion Philippine pesos Pork Barrel Scam
$2.3 billion U.S. dollars
€1.7 billion Euros
SEK15 billion Swedish Crowns (dvs 15 Miljarder svenska kronor)

The COA said the transfer of (Pork Barrel (Scam) funds to dummy non-government organizations) funds by recipient–state agencies and lawmakers to NGOs was illegal.

The others who are facing charges of either plunder, malversation of funds, bribery, and graft and corruption are:
3 former congressmen and congresswoman
8 chief of staffs or representatives of lawmakers
5 heads of government corporations
10 other officials of those 3 government corporations
Scam mastermind Janet Lim Napoles
6 presidents of Napoles’ fake NGOs

Indictments for plunder, graft, malversation and direct bribery are also sought against the follwing:
Former congressmen:
Rodolfo Plaza (Agusan del Sur)
Samuel Dangwa (Bengue)
Constantino Jaraula (Cagayan de Oro City)

Staff or representatives of lawmakers
Jessica Lucila “Gigi” Reyes (Enrile’s chief of staff)
Richard Cambe (Revilla’s chief political officer)
Ruby Tuason (liaison for Enrile and Estrada)
Pauline Labayen (staff of Estrada)
Jose Sumalpong (staff of Lanete)
Janet dela Cruz (staff of Lanete)
Erwin Dangwa (staff of Dangwa)
Carlos Lozada (staff of Dangwa)

5 heads of agencies:
Alan Javellana (former president of the National Agribusiness Corp or Nabcor)
Gondelina Amata (president of the National Livelihood Development Corp or NLDC)
Antonio Ortiz (former director general of the Training and Research Center or TRC)
Dennis Cunanan (director general of TRC)
Salvador Salacup (former president of ZNAC Rubber Estate Corp. or ZREC who is now assistant secretary at the Department of Agriculture)

Other officials and employees of government agencies:
Victor Cacal (Nabcor)
Romulo Revelo (Nabcor)
Ma. Ninez Guanizo (Nabcor)
Julie Johnson (Nabcor)
Rodhora Mendoza (Nabcor)
Alexis Sevidal (NLDC)
Sofia Cruz (NLDC)
Chila Jalandoni (NLDC)
Francisco Figura (TRC)
Marivic Jover (TRC)

Presidents of Napoles NGOs
Jocelyn Piorato
Nemesio Pablo
Mylene Encarnacion
John Raymund de Asis
Evelyn de Leon
Ronald John Lim

The 32 former and incumbent House members whose funds were transferred to various NGOs upon their request, according to the COA, are Rene Velarde of party–list group Buhay, P7.8 million; Nerissa Soon Ruiz of Cebu, P22 million; Marina Clarete of Mismis Occidental, P45.6 million;

Vicente Belmonte Jr. of Iligan City, P8.2 million; Rolando Uy of Cagayan de Oro City, P17.5 million; Danilo Lagbas of Misamis Oriental, P13.4 million; Niel Tupas Jr. of Iloilo, P17.5 million; Roberto Cajes of Bohol, P32.5 million; Maria Isabelle Climaco of Zamboanga City, P23.4 million;

Thomas Dumpit Jr. of La Union, P44.1 million; Isidro Ungab of Davao City, P38.3 million; the late Ignacio Arroyo of Negros Occidental, P20.3 million; Joseph Santiago of Catanduanes, P19.4 million; Manuel Agyao of Kalinga, P11.5 million; Edgar Valdez of party–list group APEC, P35.9 million; Rizalina Seachon–Lanete of Masbate, P31.7 million;

Conrado Estrella III of Pangasinan, P36.7 million; Adam Relson Jala of Bohol, P13.3 million; Prospero Nograles of Davao City, P60.1 million; Edgar Espinosa of Masbate, P24.1 million; Marcelino Teodoro of Marikina, P14.3 million; Del de Guzman of Marikina, P9.4 million; Jaime Lopez of Manila, P5.5 million; Mariano Piamonte Jr. of party–list group A–TEACHER, P15 million;

Elias Bulut Jr. of Apayao, P12.3 million; Ruffy Biazon of Muntinlupa, P8 million; Vincent Crisologo of Quezon City, P33 million; Arturo Robes of San Francisco del Monte, Bulacan, P25.4 million; Maria Teresa Bonoan–David of Manila, P35 million; Eduardo Zialcita of Parañaque, P17.5 million; Luis Asistio of Caloocan, P25 million; and Oscar Malapitan of Caloocan, P25.3 million.

They were Revilla, P224,512,500; Enrile, P172,834,500; Estrada, P183,793,759; former Masbate 3rd district Rep. Rizalina Seachon-Lanete, P108,405,000; and former Apec Rep. Edgar Valdez, P56,087,500.

Three former representatives were also facing charges for involvement in malversation, direct bribery and other graft and corrupt practices. They are:

- Rodolfo Plaza of one district of Agusan del Sur
- Samuel Dangwa of the lone district of Benguet
- Constantino Jaraula of Cagayan de Oro

Mentioned last was Janet Lim-Napoles as co-conspirator of the accused lawmakers.

Others facing charges include:
Staff of lawmakers
- Atty. Jessica Lucila Reyes – Chief of staff

PLUNDER CASES: Janet Lim Napoles, Senators Juan Ponce Enrile, Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada and Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr.

(COS) of Sen. Enrile
- Richard Cambe – staff of Sen. Revilla
- Ruby Tuason – representative of Sen. Enrile and Sen. Estrada
- Pauline Labayen – staff of Sen. Estrada
- Jose Sumalpong – COS of former Rep. Lanete
- Jeanette dela Cruz – district staff of former Rep. Lanete
- Erwin Dangwa – COS of former Rep. Dangwa
- Carlos Lozada – staff of former Rep. Dangwa

(officers of government corporations)
- Alan Javellana – former president of the National Agribusiness Corporation (NABCOR)
- Gondelina Amata – president of the National Livelihood Development Corporation (NLDC)
- Antonio Ortiz – former director general of the Technology Resource Center (TRC)
- Dennis Cunanan – former deputy director general, now director general, of TRC
- Salvador Salacup – former president of ZNAC Rubber Estate Corporation (ZREC), now assistant secretary at the Department of Agriculture

NGO officials
- Jocelyn Piorato – head of Agricultura para sa Magbubukid Foundation Inc.
- Nemencio Pablo – head of Agri and Economic Program for Farmers Foundation Inc.
- Mylene Encarnacion – Countrywide Agri and Rural Economic Development Foundation Inc.
- John Raymond de Asis – Kaupdanan para sa Mangunguma Foundation Inc.
- Evelyn Deleon – Philippine Social Development Foundation Inc.
- Ronald John Lim – Ginintuang Alay sa Magsasaka Foundation Inc.

Also recommended to be charged with plunder of malversation were five employees of NABCOR, three from NLDC, and two from TRC:

NABCOR
- Victor Cacal
- Ma. Ninez Guanizo
- Julie Johnson
- Rhodora Mendoza

NLDC
- Alexis Sevidal
- Sofia Cruz
- Chila Jalandoni

TRC
- Francisco Figura
- Marivic Jover

23-year old Jeane Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) Lavish Party Scandal. Lifestyle of Jeane "NA POLIS" Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) alleged from pork barrel scam scandal in the Philippines worth ₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars.

Janet Lim Napoles daughter, 23-year old Jeane Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) owns ₱ 80 Million Philippine Pesos ($2 million USD) unit at the Ritz-Carlton Los Angeles Property.

Money (₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) from Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines.

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials.

 Jeane Napoles (New Imelda Marcos) owns a Ritz Carlton unit worth
₱ 80 Million Philippine Pesos ($2 million USD)

Money (₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) from Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines.

5 Star Luxury Hotel - The Ritz-Carlton in Los Angeles

Stolen Pork Barrel Scam Funds may have reached ₱101.6 BILLION PESOS ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) according to NBI (National Bureau of Investigation) - Philippines

 Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials.

23-year old Jeane Napoles ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars Pork Barrel Scam Scandal baby) flaunts family's wealth

Jeane Lim Napoles ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars Pork Barrel Scam Scandal baby), daughter of Janet Lim Napoles, the woman now tagged as the "Pork Barrel Queen" of ₱101.6 billion Philippine Pesos ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) Pork Barrel Scandal in the Philippines."

Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines (₱101.6 billion Philippine Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials.

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is investigating the wealth of "businesswoman" Janet Lim Napoles (₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars Pork Barrel Scam Scandal), after photos of her daughter Jeane Napoles flaunting their wealth appeared on social media.

 Instagram account shows Napoles' wealth 

23-year old Jeane Napoles Lavish Party Scandal. Lifestyle of Jeane "NA POLIS" Napoles alleged from pork barrel scam scandal in the Philippines worth ₱101.6 billion Pesos = $2.3 billion U.S. Dollars.

23-year old Jeane Napoles is the registered owner of Unit 37I at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Los Angeles. Worth $2 Million USD (₱ 86 Million Philippine Pesos PHP). The unit is 1,610 sq-ft, and has two bedrooms and two baths.

Pork Barrel Scam Queen Janet Lim Napoles admitted giving her daughter, Jeane Napoles, a Porsche Cayenne and a Porsche Boxster.

A 2008 Porsche Cayenne costs between $21,385 - $42,503 (around ₱928,110 Philippine Pesos - ₱1,844,631 Philippine Pesos), according to Yahoo! Autos.

and A 2012 Porsche Boxster, meanwhile, will set you back between $48,100 - $65,200 (or around ₱2,087,541 Philippine Pesos - ₱2,829,682 Philippine Pesos).

Jeane Napoles has a clutch bag costing roughly ₱400,000 ($9,274 USD)

9 pairs of YSL tribute shoes costing ₱360,000 Philippine Pesos ($8,346.86 USD) each.

If each pair costs about ₱360,000 Philippine Pesos ($8,346.86 USD) each, she pent ₱3, 240 000 Philippine Pesos ($75,114 USD). 

Her watches alone cost ₱1 million Philippine Pesos each.

Each dress costs $1,500 or roughly about (₱64,695.00 PHP)

23-year old Jeane Napoles has deleted her Instagram account showing photos of Porsche cars, designer bags, shoes and jewelry her parents bought for her.

Her pictures of her trips to Paris and Tokyo, as well as her posing with Hollywood celebrities, including Justin Timberlake, Josh Duhamel, Blake Lively, and Justin Bieber. Another post shows her and her 3 siblings attending a movie premiere, also in Hollywood.

The 21st birthday party of Jean Napoles. The controversial daughter of Janet Napolis Lim or Janet Napoles alleged in ₱10 billion pesos pork barrel scandal.

MANILA, Philippines -- Jeane Napoles, 23, the younger daughter of Janet Lim-Napoles, deactivated her social media accounts shortly after her mother was named the person behind an alleged multi-billion-peso pork barrel scam.

The controversy put the young lady's lifestyle -- lavish by most standards -- in the spotlight.

But she neglected to remove an old personal blog from 2011, which has allowed netizens to scrutinize her extravagant lifestyle.

The scandal implicating Napoles was first reported by the Philippine Daily Inquirer on Friday, July 12. By Thursday, July 18, her daughter Jeane's Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts had been deactivated.

Jeane's blog shows her inclination for designer shoes, bags, and clothes from brands like Louis Vuitton, YSL, Chanel, and Christian Louboutin.

It has pictures of her trips to Paris and Tokyo, as well as her posing with Hollywood celebrities, including Justin Timberlake, Josh Duhamel, Blake Lively, and Justin Bieber. Another post shows her and her 3 siblings attending a movie premiere, also in Hollywood.

Comments on the Internet decried the young Napoles' lifestyle and accused her of using pork barrel money obtained by her mother to sustain it.

Here are price estimates of other gifts the young Napoles either bought, or were given as gifts by her parents:

• YSL Tribute Leather sandals: $875 (P37,975)
• Chanel timeless clutch: $1,900 (P82,460)
• Hublot white Big Bang watch: starts at 11,400 euros (around P620,000)
• Celine Medium Luggage Tote: $3,100 (P134,540)
• Chanel watch: 4,000 euros (around P226,000)
• Herve Leger bandage dress: $1,568 (P68,051.25)

Janet Lim Napoles - Mastermind in the ₱101.6 billion Pesos ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) Pork Barrel Scam in the Philippines

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

Plunder charges were filed before the Ombudsman Monday against Janet Lim-Napoles, alleged mastermind of the P10-billion pork barrel scam, Senate minority leader Juan Ponce Enrile, Senators Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada and Ramon Revilla Jr. and two former representatives.

 

₱101.6 billion Pesos ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

₱101.6 billion Philippine pesos Pork Barrel Scam
$2.3 billion U.S. dollars
€1.7 billion Euros
SEK15 billion Swedish Crowns (dvs 15 Miljarder svenska kronor)

The COA said the transfer of (Pork Barrel (Scam) funds to dummy non-government organizations) funds by recipient–state agencies and lawmakers to NGOs was illegal.

The others who are facing charges of either plunder, malversation of funds, bribery, and graft and corruption are:
3 former congressmen and congresswoman
8 chief of staffs or representatives of lawmakers
5 heads of government corporations
10 other officials of those 3 government corporations
Scam mastermind Janet Lim Napoles
6 presidents of Napoles’ fake NGOs
Indictments for plunder, graft, malversation and direct bribery are also sought against the follwing:
Former congressmen:
Rodolfo Plaza (Agusan del Sur)
Samuel Dangwa (Bengue)
Constantino Jaraula (Cagayan de Oro City)

Staff or representatives of lawmakers
Jessica Lucila “Gigi” Reyes (Enrile’s chief of staff)
Richard Cambe (Revilla’s chief political officer)
Ruby Tuason (liaison for Enrile and Estrada)
Pauline Labayen (staff of Estrada)
Jose Sumalpong (staff of Lanete)
Janet dela Cruz (staff of Lanete)
Erwin Dangwa (staff of Dangwa)
Carlos Lozada (staff of Dangwa)

5 heads of agencies:
Alan Javellana (former president of the National Agribusiness Corp or Nabcor)
Gondelina Amata (president of the National Livelihood Development Corp or NLDC)
Antonio Ortiz (former director general of the Training and Research Center or TRC)
Dennis Cunanan (director general of TRC)
Salvador Salacup (former president of ZNAC Rubber Estate Corp. or ZREC who is now assistant secretary at the Department of Agriculture)

Other officials and employees of government agencies:
Victor Cacal (Nabcor)
Romulo Revelo (Nabcor)
Ma. Ninez Guanizo (Nabcor)
Julie Johnson (Nabcor)
Rodhora Mendoza (Nabcor)
Alexis Sevidal (NLDC)
Sofia Cruz (NLDC)
Chila Jalandoni (NLDC)
Francisco Figura (TRC)
Marivic Jover (TRC)

Presidents of Napoles NGOs
Jocelyn Piorato
Nemesio Pablo
Mylene Encarnacion
John Raymund de Asis
Evelyn de Leon
Ronald John Lim

The 32 former and incumbent House members whose funds were transferred to various NGOs upon their request, according to the COA, are Rene Velarde of party–list group Buhay, P7.8 million; Nerissa Soon Ruiz of Cebu, P22 million; Marina Clarete of Mismis Occidental, P45.6 million;

Vicente Belmonte Jr. of Iligan City, P8.2 million; Rolando Uy of Cagayan de Oro City, P17.5 million; Danilo Lagbas of Misamis Oriental, P13.4 million; Niel Tupas Jr. of Iloilo, P17.5 million; Roberto Cajes of Bohol, P32.5 million; Maria Isabelle Climaco of Zamboanga City, P23.4 million;

Thomas Dumpit Jr. of La Union, P44.1 million; Isidro Ungab of Davao City, P38.3 million; the late Ignacio Arroyo of Negros Occidental, P20.3 million; Joseph Santiago of Catanduanes, P19.4 million; Manuel Agyao of Kalinga, P11.5 million; Edgar Valdez of party–list group APEC, P35.9 million; Rizalina Seachon–Lanete of Masbate, P31.7 million;

Conrado Estrella III of Pangasinan, P36.7 million; Adam Relson Jala of Bohol, P13.3 million; Prospero Nograles of Davao City, P60.1 million; Edgar Espinosa of Masbate, P24.1 million; Marcelino Teodoro of Marikina, P14.3 million; Del de Guzman of Marikina, P9.4 million; Jaime Lopez of Manila, P5.5 million; Mariano Piamonte Jr. of party–list group A–TEACHER, P15 million;

Elias Bulut Jr. of Apayao, P12.3 million; Ruffy Biazon of Muntinlupa, P8 million; Vincent Crisologo of Quezon City, P33 million; Arturo Robes of San Francisco del Monte, Bulacan, P25.4 million; Maria Teresa Bonoan–David of Manila, P35 million; Eduardo Zialcita of Parañaque, P17.5 million; Luis Asistio of Caloocan, P25 million; and Oscar Malapitan of Caloocan, P25.3 million.

They were Revilla, P224,512,500; Enrile, P172,834,500; Estrada, P183,793,759; former Masbate 3rd district Rep. Rizalina Seachon-Lanete, P108,405,000; and former Apec Rep. Edgar Valdez, P56,087,500.

Three former representatives were also facing charges for involvement in malversation, direct bribery and other graft and corrupt practices. They are:

- Rodolfo Plaza of one district of Agusan del Sur
- Samuel Dangwa of the lone district of Benguet
- Constantino Jaraula of Cagayan de Oro

Mentioned last was Janet Lim-Napoles as co-conspirator of the accused lawmakers.

Others facing charges include:
Staff of lawmakers
- Atty. Jessica Lucila Reyes – Chief of staff

PLUNDER CASES: Janet Lim Napoles, Senators Juan Ponce Enrile, Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada and Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr.

(COS) of Sen. Enrile
- Richard Cambe – staff of Sen. Revilla
- Ruby Tuason – representative of Sen. Enrile and Sen. Estrada
- Pauline Labayen – staff of Sen. Estrada
- Jose Sumalpong – COS of former Rep. Lanete
- Jeanette dela Cruz – district staff of former Rep. Lanete
- Erwin Dangwa – COS of former Rep. Dangwa
- Carlos Lozada – staff of former Rep. Dangwa

(officers of government corporations)
- Alan Javellana – former president of the National Agribusiness Corporation (NABCOR)
- Gondelina Amata – president of the National Livelihood Development Corporation (NLDC)
- Antonio Ortiz – former director general of the Technology Resource Center (TRC)
- Dennis Cunanan – former deputy director general, now director general, of TRC
- Salvador Salacup – former president of ZNAC Rubber Estate Corporation (ZREC), now assistant secretary at the Department of Agriculture

NGO officials
- Jocelyn Piorato – head of Agricultura para sa Magbubukid Foundation Inc.
- Nemencio Pablo – head of Agri and Economic Program for Farmers Foundation Inc.
- Mylene Encarnacion – Countrywide Agri and Rural Economic Development Foundation Inc.
- John Raymond de Asis – Kaupdanan para sa Mangunguma Foundation Inc.
- Evelyn Deleon – Philippine Social Development Foundation Inc.
- Ronald John Lim – Ginintuang Alay sa Magsasaka Foundation Inc.

Also recommended to be charged with plunder of malversation were five employees of NABCOR, three from NLDC, and two from TRC:

NABCOR
- Victor Cacal
- Ma. Ninez Guanizo
- Julie Johnson
- Rhodora Mendoza

NLDC
- Alexis Sevidal
- Sofia Cruz
- Chila Jalandoni

TRC
- Francisco Figura
- Marivic Jover

Stolen Pork Barrel (Scam) funds may have reached ₱101.6 BILLION PESOS according to NBI (National Bureau of Investigation) - Philippines

₱101.6 billion Pesos ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

₱101.6 billion Philippine pesos Pork Barrel Scam
$2.3 billion U.S. dollars
€1.7 billion Euros
SEK15 billion Swedish Crowns (dvs 15 Miljarder svenska kronor)

The COA said the transfer of (Pork Barrel (Scam) funds to dummy non-government organizations) funds by recipient–state agencies and lawmakers to NGOs was illegal.

They were Revilla, P224,512,500; Enrile, P172,834,500; Estrada, P183,793,759; former Masbate 3rd district Rep. Rizalina Seachon-Lanete, P108,405,000; and former Apec Rep. Edgar Valdez, P56,087,500.

Three former representatives were also facing charges for involvement in malversation, direct bribery and other graft and corrupt practices. They are:

- Rodolfo Plaza of one district of Agusan del Sur
- Samuel Dangwa of the lone district of Benguet
- Constantino Jaraula of Cagayan de Oro

Mentioned last was Janet Lim-Napoles as co-conspirator of the accused lawmakers.

Others facing charges include:
Staff of lawmakers
- Atty. Jessica Lucila Reyes – Chief of staff

PLUNDER CASES: Janet Lim Napoles, Senators Juan Ponce Enrile, Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada and Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr.

(COS) of Sen. Enrile
- Richard Cambe – staff of Sen. Revilla
- Ruby Tuason – representative of Sen. Enrile and Sen. Estrada
- Pauline Labayen – staff of Sen. Estrada
- Jose Sumalpong – COS of former Rep. Lanete
- Jeanette dela Cruz – district staff of former Rep. Lanete
- Erwin Dangwa – COS of former Rep. Dangwa
- Carlos Lozada – staff of former Rep. Dangwa

(officers of government corporations)
- Alan Javellana – former president of the National Agribusiness Corporation (NABCOR)
- Gondelina Amata – president of the National Livelihood Development Corporation (NLDC)
- Antonio Ortiz – former director general of the Technology Resource Center (TRC)
- Dennis Cunanan – former deputy director general, now director general, of TRC
- Salvador Salacup – former president of ZNAC Rubber Estate Corporation (ZREC), now assistant secretary at the Department of Agriculture

NGO officials
- Jocelyn Piorato – head of Agricultura para sa Magbubukid Foundation Inc.
- Nemencio Pablo – head of Agri and Economic Program for Farmers Foundation Inc.
- Mylene Encarnacion – Countrywide Agri and Rural Economic Development Foundation Inc.
- John Raymond de Asis – Kaupdanan para sa Mangunguma Foundation Inc.
- Evelyn Deleon – Philippine Social Development Foundation Inc.
- Ronald John Lim – Ginintuang Alay sa Magsasaka Foundation Inc.

Also recommended to be charged with plunder of malversation were five employees of NABCOR, three from NLDC, and two from TRC:

NABCOR
- Victor Cacal
- Ma. Ninez Guanizo
- Julie Johnson
- Rhodora Mendoza

NLDC
- Alexis Sevidal
- Sofia Cruz
- Chila Jalandoni

TRC
- Francisco Figura
- Marivic Jover

₱101.6 billion Pesos ($2.3 billion U.S. Dollars) Pork Barrel Scam Scandal in the Philippines

Pork Barrel Scam (₱101.6 billion Pesos) involves 200 lawmakers; 12 Senators, 180 Congressmen and Government Officials

₱101.6 billion Philippine pesos Pork Barrel Scam
$2.3 billion U.S. dollars
€1.7 billion Euros
SEK15 billion Swedish Crowns (dvs 15 Miljarder svenska kronor)

The COA said the transfer of (Pork Barrel (Scam) funds to dummy non-government organizations) funds by recipient–state agencies and lawmakers to NGOs was illegal.

The others who are facing charges of either plunder, malversation of funds, bribery, and graft and corruption are:

    3 former congressmen and congresswoman
    8 chief of staffs or representatives of lawmakers
    5 heads of government corporations
    10 other officials of those 3 government corporations
    Scam mastermind Janet Lim Napoles
    6 presidents of Napoles’ fake NGOs

Indictments for plunder, graft, malversation and direct bribery are also sought against the follwing:
Former congressmen:
    Rodolfo Plaza (Agusan del Sur)
    Samuel Dangwa (Bengue)
    Constantino Jaraula (Cagayan de Oro City)

Staff or representatives of lawmakers
    Jessica Lucila “Gigi” Reyes (Enrile’s chief of staff)
    Richard Cambe (Revilla’s chief political officer)
    Ruby Tuason (liaison for Enrile and Estrada)
    Pauline Labayen (staff of Estrada)
    Jose Sumalpong (staff of Lanete)
    Janet dela Cruz (staff of Lanete)
    Erwin Dangwa (staff of Dangwa)
    Carlos Lozada (staff of Dangwa)

5 heads of agencies:
    Alan Javellana (former president of the National Agribusiness Corp or Nabcor)
    Gondelina Amata (president of the National Livelihood Development Corp or NLDC)
    Antonio Ortiz (former director general of the Training and Research Center or TRC)
    Dennis Cunanan (director general of TRC)
    Salvador Salacup (former president of ZNAC Rubber Estate Corp. or ZREC who is now assistant secretary at the Department of Agriculture)

Other officials and employees of government agencies:
    Victor Cacal (Nabcor)
    Romulo Revelo (Nabcor)
    Ma. Ninez Guanizo (Nabcor)
    Julie Johnson (Nabcor)
    Rodhora Mendoza (Nabcor)
    Alexis Sevidal (NLDC)
    Sofia Cruz (NLDC)
    Chila Jalandoni (NLDC)
    Francisco Figura (TRC)
    Marivic Jover (TRC)

Presidents of Napoles NGOs
    Jocelyn Piorato
    Nemesio Pablo
    Mylene Encarnacion
    John Raymund de Asis
    Evelyn de Leon
    Ronald John Lim

The 32 former and incumbent House members whose funds were transferred to various NGOs upon their request, according to the COA, are Rene Velarde of party–list group Buhay, P7.8 million; Nerissa Soon Ruiz of Cebu, P22 million; Marina Clarete of Mismis Occidental, P45.6 million;

Vicente Belmonte Jr. of Iligan City, P8.2 million; Rolando Uy of Cagayan de Oro City, P17.5 million; Danilo Lagbas of Misamis Oriental, P13.4 million; Niel Tupas Jr. of Iloilo, P17.5 million; Roberto Cajes of Bohol, P32.5 million; Maria Isabelle Climaco of Zamboanga City, P23.4 million;

Thomas Dumpit Jr. of La Union, P44.1 million; Isidro Ungab of Davao City, P38.3 million; the late Ignacio Arroyo of Negros Occidental, P20.3 million; Joseph Santiago of Catanduanes, P19.4 million; Manuel Agyao of Kalinga, P11.5 million; Edgar Valdez of party–list group APEC, P35.9 million; Rizalina Seachon–Lanete of Masbate, P31.7 million;

Conrado Estrella III of Pangasinan, P36.7 million; Adam Relson Jala of Bohol, P13.3 million; Prospero Nograles of Davao City, P60.1 million; Edgar Espinosa of Masbate, P24.1 million; Marcelino Teodoro of Marikina, P14.3 million; Del de Guzman of Marikina, P9.4 million; Jaime Lopez of Manila, P5.5 million; Mariano Piamonte Jr. of party–list group A–TEACHER, P15 million;

Elias Bulut Jr. of Apayao, P12.3 million; Ruffy Biazon of Muntinlupa, P8 million; Vincent Crisologo of Quezon City, P33 million; Arturo Robes of San Francisco del Monte, Bulacan, P25.4 million; Maria Teresa Bonoan–David of Manila, P35 million; Eduardo Zialcita of Parañaque, P17.5 million; Luis Asistio of Caloocan, P25 million; and Oscar Malapitan of Caloocan, P25.3 million.

Polisen och Politikern Fredrick "Care Bear" Wallén

Enligt FN är det totalförbjudet för poliser att blanda sig i politiken, ett grovt brott.

Article 3 of INTERPOL’s  Constitution states: “It is strictly forbidden for the Organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political, military, religious or racial character.” 

Statsminister Fredrik Reinfeldt sa att ”Lag gäller lika för alla överallt”.

Anabola Popeye sägs upp med omedelbar verkan pga förskingring från arbetsgivaren Rikspolisstyrelsen (Nationella Insatsstyrkan)

Snubben Popeye (Karl-Alfred) tog alldeles för mycket anabola steroider från Kina, och drack för mycket pissalkohol som står Made in the Philippines.

Vilken förebild. Därför vill jag att vi alla står upp och ger Popeye the Sailor Man en stor applåd (clap clap clap clap).

Polistjuv snattade för totalt 90 000 kronor i flera olika butiker. Den skyldige polistjuven får jobba kvar.

Polis Håkan Persenbrink (Persson) från Västerås har snattat för 90 000 kronor i olika butiker.
  
Snattande Polis, Kleptoman?

Advokaten: "Ssshh, Vi kommer att göra så här... Vi kommer att säga att du är kleptoman ok? så får du behålla jobbet, låter det bra? Bra! Ok, nu äter vi lunch. Jag vet ett populärt ställe "ät så mycket ni vill" - lunchbuffé med både Thaimat och Sushi."

Statsminister Fredrik Reinfeldt sa att ”Lag gäller lika för alla överallt”.

– Det normala är ju att man får sparken om man döms för ett sådant här brott, säger chefsåklagare Bengt Landahl.

Former vice-president Dick Cheney's Halliburton Made $39.5 billion on Iraq War

Larry Silverstein Makes a Huge $7 billion Profit off of the 9/11

Former vice-president Dick Cheney's Halliburton Made $39.5 billion on Iraq War

Afghan heroin/drug trafficking brings CIA/U.S. $50 billion a year

Since arrival of US troops in Afghanistan heroin production have risen 2000%.
Since arrival of US troops in Kosovo - Kosovo has became the BIGGEST supplier of Afghan HEROIN in Europe and the biggest mafia in Europe.
Drugs are transported by U.S. military planes.

"The US is not going to stop the production of drugs in Afghanistan as it covers the costs of their military presence there", says Gen. Mahmut Gareev, a former commander during the USSR's operations in Afghanistan.

"War is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious." /Major General Smedley D. Butler 1881-1940

Napoleon once said, "All men are enarmored of decorations... they positively hunger for them."
So, by developing the Napoleonic system, the medal business.. the government learned IT COULD GET THE SOLDIERS FOR LESS MONEY, because the boys liked to be decorated. ("War is racket- Book 1935" by: america´s most decorated soldier Major General Smedley D. Butler 1881-1940)

Afghan Heroin/drug trafficking brings CIA/U.S. $50 billion a year. 'CIA are drug smugglers' - Federal Judge Bonner, head of DEA - Best Evidence

 'CIA are drug smugglers' - Federal Judge Bonner, head of DEA - Best Evidence

CIA Drug Smuggling - The Real Body Bag Case, with Undercover DEA Agent Michael Levine (author of NY Times non-fiction bestseller DEEP COVER) being coopted by CIA in South East Asia. Also: DEA busts CIA smuggling ton of cocaine. Head of DEA Judge Robert Bonner Accuses CIA directly of being drug smugglers. You don't need more proof than this.
 

 

 Afghan Heroin/drug trafficking brings CIA/US $50 billion a year

 'CIA are drug smugglers' - Federal Judge Bonner, head of DEA - Best Evidence