"... Gaydamak was sentenced to six years in prison and a fine of 1 million euros for gunrunning in Angola. Pasqua was convicted in the same trial, for taking bribes from Gaydamak and his business partner, Pierre Falcone. ......Gaydamak told Haaretz he won citations from the French government for those efforts, but the operations were so secret the citations spoke of his contribution to "agriculture" instead. .......Pasqua said in the interview that then-president Jacques Chirac knew of Gaydamak's contributions and personally authorized the citations...."
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Charles Pasqua: Israeli-Russian-French Gaydamak was agent for the French intelligence DST ...
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