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Au weia

Details, wie BP 45 Millionen Pfund in Huren, Spionage und Geldkoffer investiert hat, um an die Ölrechte am Kaspischen Meer zu kommen

Au weia! Details, wie BP 45 Millionen Pfund in Huren, Spionage und Geldkoffer investiert hat, um an die Ölrechte am Kaspischen Meer zu kommen. Der Artikel erschien in der Daily Mail, und in auf thisislondon.co.uk, aber die haben es beide wegzensiert. Es gibt im Google Cache und bei Prisonplanet ein dezentrales Backup.

BP executives working for Lord Browne spent millions of pounds on champagne-fuelled sex parties to help secure lucrative international oil contracts.
The company also worked with MI6 to help bring about changes in foreign governments, according to an astonishing account of life inside the oil giant. [...]
Mr Abrahams tells how he spent £45 million in expenses over just four months of negotiations with Azerbaijan's state oil company.
Armed with a no-limit company credit card, he ordered supplies of champagne and caviar to be flown on company jets into the boomtown capital, Baku, to be consumed at the "sex parties".
The hospitality continued in London, where prostitutes were hired on the BP credit card to entertain visiting Azerbaijanis. [...]
He described a Wild West world in which oil executives with briefcases full of dollars rubbed shoulders with mafia members, prostitutes and fixers and cut their deals in smoke-filled back rooms. [...]
"Sometimes I would charter an entire Boeing 757 to carry as few as seven staff. Their main base was the hard currency bar of the old Intourist hotel - so named because it accepted only dollars and was only open to foreigners.
It was full of prostitutes and many of us, including me, used them on a regular basis, although we quickly established they all worked for the KGB.
If we went back to the rooms, not only were they bugged, but the girls would quiz us closely about what we were doing and where we were going, and reported straight back to their handlers.
Everywhere was bugged, and all the phones were tapped. One of our executives was recorded saying unflattering things about the president, and his comments were played back to us in a meeting with local state oil company officials.
We were then told clearly that he was no longer welcome in the country.

Großartige Räuberpistole... kein Wunder, daß die Briten das ungerne in der Presse sehen würden.

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