House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s son Paul Pelosi Jr. endorsed, promoted, and travelled to Ukraine to represent a tax-exempt scam operation called the World Sports Alliance. Pelosi Jr.’s close business associate Asa Saint Clair, who ran the World Sports Alliance, has recently been charged with wire fraud and is facing 20 years in prison. In the Department of Justice indictment of Asa Saint Clair, Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman stated, “As alleged, Asa Saint Clair used World Sports Alliance, a sham affiliate of the United Nations, as a vehicle to defraud lenders” with a fake cryptocurrency called IGObit. Now, NATIONAL FILE has obtained records showing that Pelosi Jr. officially promoted the fraudulent IGObit currency. NATIONAL FILE has also obtained records showing that World Sports Alliance was selling solar tax credits from a federal program that Nancy Pelosi pushed through Congress.
NATIONAL FILE has interviewed two Pelosi Jr. associates who have both been interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) regarding Pelosi Jr.’s business practices, prompting Pelosi Jr. to go into hiding. These associates include Naveen Singha, who employed Pelosi Jr. as a consultant, and Karena Feng, an ex-companion of the speaker’s son who is now fighting to get her children back after Pelosi Jr. used Child Protective Services (CPS) to get her children placed in foster care as part of an intimidation campaign to coerce Feng to give Pelosi Jr. her property.
Feng has known the Pelosi family for years and frequently treated Nancy Pelosi at her spa. Naveen Singha confirms to NATIONAL FILE that Pelosi Jr. did energy business in Ukraine during the period that Singha knew him, and that Pelosi Jr. offered him a flight on Air Force One with President Obama as part of a delegation to India in exchange for $30,000. The report below is extensively documented with records compiled over the past year, as NATIONAL FILE has worked to expose the Pelosi family’s global business dealings, including Pelosi Jr.’s work for related energy companies called Viscoil and NRGLab, which did business in Ukraine and employed Russians to influence American politicians.
WORLDWIDE SCAM
Paul Pelosi Jr. travelled to Kiev, Ukraine in July 2017 in his capacity as executive director of the Corporate Governance Initiative, a position that he accepted months earlier in February 2017. Pelosi Jr. said that he was in Ukraine to discuss a youth soccer partnership with the government, then led by former Ukraine president Petro Poroshenko. The American Mirror, which flagged Pelosi Jr.’s appearance in 2017, preserved a clip of Pelosi Jr. on the Ukrainian station following the video’s removal from YouTube. Pelosi Jr. let slip that he was working in Ukraine with a group called the “World Sports Alliance.”
“Today we’re here to talk about soccer,” Paul Pelosi Jr. said in his television interview in Ukraine. “We recently got an endorsement from the World Sports Alliance and we’ve spoken with the Ukraine government about collaboration for soccer for young people.
Ukraine has a great history in soccer and we hope to share in that tradition going forward.”
The World Sports Alliance is a front group run by Paul Pelosi Jr.’s good friend Asa Saint Clair, who served as president of the Alliance. Asa Saint Clair now faces 20 years in prison for allegedly running a fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme through the World Sports Alliance. Records reveal that Pelosi Jr. and Asa Saint Clair were directly working with one another during the period of Saint Clair’s alleged criminality.
Records show that Pelosi Jr. endorsed and promoted IGObit, which the Department of Justice calls “The fraudulent bait with which to lure victim investors.” An archive of the IGObit website from January 27, 2018 shows Paul Pelosi Jr. actively promoting IGOBit in his capacity as executive director of the Corporate Governance Initiative. At the time, IGObit was about to make its fraudulent Initial Coin Offering. Pelosi Jr. states that “IGOBit is the absolute best offering I have ever seen.”
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