Встреча в Майами

[tijd.livejournal.com]

В октябре 2016, незадолго до президентских выборов некто Генри Гринберг пытался вместе с партнерами из Москвы пробить у городских властей Майями разрешение на строительство ресторана.

The as-yet-unnamed eatery is planned for the Anchor Marine property at 961 Northwest Seventh Street, Henry Greenberg, managing director of Longmore LLC, told TRD. Greenberg is part of a group called the Restaurant Syndicate that owns nine restaurants in Moscow. The Miami restaurant will be the group’s first in the United States.
The restaurant’s site includes two buildings and a marina with nearly a dozen boat slips. Plans are to convert the main building into an 8,000-square-foot, 300-seat restaurant with a large outdoor terrace and covered boat slips, Greenberg said. His partner on the restaurant is Max Dyakov, based in Moscow.
https://therealdeal.com/miami/2016/10/14/russian-restaurateurs-bank-on-new-miami-river-dining-spot/

Компания Longmore LLC была зарегистрирована в мае 2016 http://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/CorporationSearch/SearchResultDetail?inquiryType=DocumentNumber&aggregateId=flal-l16000084327-3d3983fa-fef7-4c37-9fbc-7119412d2cd0&directionType=Initial&searchNameOrder=LONGMORE%20L160000843270&searchTerm=L16000084327
В том же месяце Гринберг через Майкла Капуто вышел на проживающего в Майами Роджера Стоуна и предложил кампании Трампа приобрести компромат на Хиллари Клинтон.



One day in late May 2016, Roger Stone — the political dark sorcerer and longtime confidant of Donald Trump — slipped into his Jaguar and headed out to meet a man with a “Make America Great Again” hat and a viscous Russian accent.
The man, who called himself Henry Greenberg, offered damaging information about Hillary Clinton, Trump’s presumptive Democratic opponent in the upcoming presidential election, according to Stone, who spoke about the previously unreported incident in interviews with The Washington Post. Greenberg, who did not reveal the information he claimed to possess, wanted Trump to pay $2 million for the political dirt, Stone said.
“You don’t understand Donald Trump,” Stone recalled saying before rejecting the offer at a restaurant in the Russian-expat magnet of Sunny Isles, Fla. “He doesn’t pay for anything.”
Later, Stone got a text message from Michael Caputo, a Trump campaign communications official who’d arranged the meeting after Greenberg had approached Caputo’s Russian-immigrant business partner.
“How crazy is the Russian?” Caputo wrote, according to a text message reviewed by The Post. Noting that Greenberg wanted “big” money, Stone replied, “waste of time.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-associate-roger-stone-reveals-new-contact-with-russian-national-during-2016-campaign/2018/06/17/4a8123c8-6fd0-11e8-bd50-b80389a4e569_story.html

Неизвестно, происходило ли все именно так, как об этом ныне рассказывают Стоун и Капуто. Важно то, что они умолчали об этой встречи, соврав как в своих предыдущих интервью, так и в своих показаниях в Конгрессе. Они были пойманы на вранье Мюллером, у которого на руках оказалась вся переписка избирательной кампании, включая текстовые сообщения.

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