So with the neocons at England, France and the US, all the rest need to play with London/Cheney for more wars and Saudi Arabia providing secret oil deals and financing sunnis in IRAQ with british blessing.

It this the new British/Cheney empire against italy, rusia, Afganitan, China, and beyond???????

Wow.

But the investigation was halted last December by the SFO after a review by the attorney general, Lord Goldsmith.

He said it was in Britain’s national interest to halt the investigation, and that there was little prospect of achieving convictions.

Tony Blair said he took “full responsibility” for the decision.

However, according to those familiar with the discussions at the time, Lord Goldsmith had warned colleagues that British “government complicity” was in danger of being revealed unless the SFO’s corruption inquiries were stopped.

Prince Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

The arms company BAE secretly paid Prince Bandar of Saudi Arabia more than £1bn in connection with Britain’s biggest ever weapons contract, it is alleged today.
A series of payments from the British firm was allegedly channelled through a US bank in Washington to an account controlled by one of the most colourful members of the Saudi ruling clan, who spent 20 years as their ambassador in the US.

It is claimed that payments of £30m were paid to Prince Bandar every quarter for at least 10 years.

Arms, Saudi oil, Monarchs, Kings, Queens, and the Iraq war.

Cheney/USA/England and their war in the Middle East.

Italy is the scape goat? Rusia will be the scape goat?
Cheney/British cooking the destruction of every body.

British vs. Italians.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/baefiles

BAE, Europe’s biggest arms company, claims there is ‘no evidence’ that it has engaged in massive corruption to sell arms overseas

British Vs. Italy?
And where is the Saudi OIL?

Not to believe that the powerful Cheney/BAE/England/Saudi Kingdom are agitating Italy because they are against the financal crisis and the are speaking out against the Wall Street/City of London.

British against italy?
David Leigh and Rob Evans
Saturday June 9, 2007
The Guardian

The government was last night fighting to contain the fallout over £1bn in payments to a Saudi prince as the attorney general came under renewed pressure to explain how much he knew about the affair.
While in public the government was issuing partial denials about its role in the controversy, in private there were desperate efforts to secure a new BAE £20bn arms deal with Saudi Arabia.

And any hopes that the furore could be halted were dashed last night when the Guardian learned that the world’s anti-corruption organisation, the OECD, was poised to resume its own inquiry into why the British government suddenly abandoned its investigations into the £43bn al-Yamamah arms deal.