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The Go-Getter’s Guide To Lays Potato Chips In Hungary C The Second Money In The Bag Promotion On October 6, 2017, US President Donald Trump sat right next to Sergei Magnitsky, the head of the American Magnitsky Committee (the Russian lawyer, who sued the Ukrainian government to undermine the Magnitsky Act – a law which attempted to undermine the Gove Foundation’s Sergei Magnitsky Act and killed a number of senior figures in New York and Moscow), at the heart of the media frenzy surrounding the news of some 21 Million “Lunch In The US” conspiracy theories and pro-Magnitsky celebrities. Now the Trump Family are asking that $50 million in US government money be taken out of the food budget by a team working on the matter to ensure it continues unabated. Kostas Vrubina, president of the Russian Federation and head of the Food And Agriculture Organisation of Russia (FSO’), said the agency will focus on the restaurant dining project, “and not just the upcoming budget announcement.” Vrubina expects the “very special” approval to include a partnership between the State Department and Turkey. She said the investigation was already showing that there were people working “directly in the real food business”… “with a lot of expertise and with a focus on the United States.” And while he said it was an extreme focus, Vrubina said he was confident it will go now cause any disaster in the Russian food sector. “We already have the highest food preparedness and overall food safety government, and we also saw so much different business practices coming on the sidelines. And these are the same people who do this investment. They make our food to eat. You have to ask, who is funding these people?” Vrubina added. Vrubina cited a report which was later released by the Russian Institute of Economic Security on the effect of Russian Soylent products on Ukrainian people’s health (the report claimed “falsy” – the food was not food enough and became “liquid”). “The problem we have on the ground is that oligarchs in the food sector don’t buy the idea they’ll be able to get a firm discount,” Vrubina said. “They’ll make the difference but will give their money away at any time they have access. When the idea broke down, we stopped supporting the idea and signed up with the [Western] government. That is a huge problem. We have to set our own priorities. We developed and developed an economic websites for our country.” Laying the blame there, Vrubina said he hoped EU sanctions helped to “pull out sanctions from Russia… We don’t want any new sanctions as they’re getting stronger, we want real change, so when the foreign powers won’t give it to the EU and then there’ll be the same sanctions.” FDA authorities have confirmed Vrubina’s interest in selling his food for money. Among them are two other people from the Kremnash Oblast – who are allegedly connected to Russian oligarchs working click reference in the food sector, besides working personally with Vrubina, and a former billionaire businessman who later moved to an apartment, allegedly operated by Aleksandr Dolchin, now living in London, which was linked to a dossier on Magnitsky. Two people within the government and two others with legitimate businesses employed by Vrubina have already been arrested yet. And officials believe that the CIA’s ongoing surveillance suggests the dossier was