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The Iranians would have little or no interest in Levinson and would have deported him or traded him for the five Iranian “diplomats” we captured in Kurdistan in 2007. That didn’t happen, would have if the Iranians had him. They don’t.
Levinson testified against (1998) and had been pursuing Sergei Mikhailov, the most powerful Russian mafia boss in the world. Mikhailov is widely known for silencing witnesses and investigators. Mikhailov is deeply involved in cigarette smuggling and counterfeiting in Iran and has many operatives/soldiers there.
Levinson definitely went into harms way when he went to Iran. These Russians are the wrong people to meet and they get even.
7 posted on 1/13/2009, 11:21:31 PM by gandalftb (An appeaser feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last......)
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Thanks for that addition
Debunking your material since the FBI just paid Deripaska a visit