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17:35Now PlayingThe Duran Quick Take: Episode 175.
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the Vice-Chancellor of Austria discussing shady deals and financial kickbacks, caught on video, in what appears to be a sting operation that went down in Ibiza in 2017.
The sting operation involved a staged set up, with a woman posing as a wealthy 'Russian oligarch niece'. Neoliberal, globalists (looking to take down the conservative right movement sweeping across Europe) now claim that 'Russia took over' Austria.
According to Politico, the video appears to have been part of an elaborate sting by unknown individuals, but no deals followed. Nonetheless, Strache’s apparent eagerness to circumvent the law opens the door for prosecutors to explore his other dealings, in particular the possibility that he and his party received secret donations.
In the video, Strache discusses how his conversation partner — a woman he believes to be the wealthy niece of a Russian oligarch — could secretly funnel money to his campaign. The footage was recorded in 2017, a few months before the election that vaulted Strache into power alongside Kurz’s People’s Party.
He tells the woman she should set up a nonprofit organization as a conduit for the funds, a strategy he says other wealthy donors have used to help his party.
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