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by leon on April 5, 2007

Now the Financial Times reports that Saudi officials had paid for "support services". The disclosures were made under the freedom of information laws. The disclosures don't reveal what exactly these services were but it sounds very cosy.
How cosy?
Well, over the weekend, the Sunday Times revealed that BAE allegedly paid actresses tens of thousands of pounds to actresses to entertain Saudi Prince Turki bin Nasser and other senior Saudis at lavish parties.
This one is not going away. Watch this space for more revelations about the BAE's dirty deals.
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Welcome to the April 7, 2007 edition of Corporate Vigilance.
Leon Gettler presents More BAE shenanigans posted at Sox First, saying, "Saudi officials paid for "support services" from British defence contractor BAE, now at the centre of a storm over...
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