Manna World Holding Trust con in Bosnia. in 2019
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Over the past few years, BiH citizens have witnessed a large number of "investors" who have expressed their willingness to buy companies, mines or natural assets worth hundreds of millions of dollars without even having a website.
And in the past few days, there have been such cases, when, for example, on Monday, BiH. The public learned that the company "Manna World Holding Trust" had come forward seeking an interview with the highest officials of the FBiH on the acquisition of the strategic company FBiH - "Aluminij" from Mostar.
If you type the name of this fund into Google's search engine, you will not be able to find proof that this fund's website is available. The only reference we can find is from the African daily Daily Observer of Liberia about the incredible story that fraudster James Larmin Korboi of Sierra Leone tried to defraud the finance minister of that country to raise $ 32 million from the Manna World Holding Trust Fund. This paper writes that the role of some of this country's officials in trying to steal $ 32 million remains unclear. Otherwise, this medium states that the Manna World Holding Trust is a fund that houses the funds for the reconstruction of infrastructure in Liberia, but that, as they pointed out, a high-ranking source from the Liberian government claims that the official institutions of that country have nothing to do with or touch with the mentioned fondom.
The search results may include several conspiracy theories websites where representatives of the Manna World Holding Trust speak about an international media and financial plot against ordinary citizens.
"Manna World Holding Trust has more than enough resources to allow every man, woman and child on the planet to live in abundance and prosperity only if we fund all the banks in the world and break the blockades of greedy people stealing money from the people," is just one example on the pfcleadership.org site where they write about this fund. Also, one obscure website on conspiracy theories claims that Trump also received a letter from the fund on January 27 last year thanking him for "saving the United States from the clutches of an illegal private cartel known as the US Central Bank." The Journal also claims that another potential investor in Aluminum, Glencore, is also a front.
Such dubious investors in BiH were abundant. Just a few days ago, the public in BiH heard about an "investor" from Vietnam, received by Milorad Dodik, Chairman of the BiH Presidency. Afterwards, it turned out that the man posing as billionaire Mai Vu Minh had photoshopped his photos to make it look like he was posing with Donald Trump, US President, Vladimir Putin, Russian President, Shi Jinping, Chinese President, Shinze Abe, Prime Minister Japan, and other senior officials. Following a meeting with Dodik and top RS officials, social media showed footage of Mink riding a RS Government plane and discussing investing in RS and BiH with our authorities.
A little earlier, the public in BiH learned about the Batagon company, which buys claims of a company of vital interest to the RS, although it turned out that the firm is headquartered in a family home on Lake Geneva, with very dubious references
The "Independent" wrote about several "reputable" companies that tried to present themselves as airlines that would fly from the Banja Luka airport. Among them were Sea Air, which was overlooked as fraudsters by several European countries, including Germany, and banned from operating in that country, as well as the alleged Swedish airline Montefly, which wanted to establish flights to Sweden. , and it turns out that they are based in an abandoned warehouse in the suburbs of Stockholm.
