“Deep State” and the arrest of Russian Oligarch Kemirov
Signs are emerging that a “money tsunami” may soon spur the quadrupling of gold prices to over $5,000 an ounce, Federation Council member Senator Suleyman Kerimov has been arrested in France—despite his having diplomatic immunity covered under the protections provided to foreign diplomats under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations—but whose true “purpose/reason” behind his illegal detention is due to his families ownership of Polyus—which is Russia’s largest gold producer, and one of the world’s largest top 10 gold mining companies.
According to this report, with France nearing what is being warned is likely to be an “Islamic explosion”, the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has established “enhanced monitoring” of that EU nations General Directorate for Internal Security (DGSI) communications—but with the SVR observing a “rapid increase” of electronic activity between the DGSI and the American “Deep State” aligned Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on 19-20 November—and that culminated with Senator Suleyman Kerimov being placed under arrest by the DGSI upon his private aircraft’s landing in Nice, on 20 November—thus making Senator Kerimov the first Russian having diplomatic immunity to be arrested in all of history.
Senator Suleyman Kerimov, this report details, is the 21st wealthiest billionaire in Russia known in the West as “the secret oligarch” for his having not given a single interview over 20 years in business—and as a politician represents the Republic of Dagestan in the Federation Council—and whose establishment of the Suleyman Kerimov Foundation to help improve lives today and for future generations by investing in initiatives that strengthen communities and ease the plight of young people in Russia and throughout the world, was rewarded by President Putin—and who, on 20 March 2017, awarded Senator Kerimov with the Order for Merit to the Fatherland-II Degree.