International Press Points Corruption Finger at PP Collaborators

The corruption at the top levels of the Seychelles government is becoming international news. It appears now to be common knowledge on the international circuit that corrupt PP Collaborator government officials in Seychelles, aided Radovan Krejcir escape his day in court in his homeland. The PP Collaborator government continues to drag our motherland's good name through the mud. They have reduced our country to a means of furthering their criminal enterprises, which now may include illicit arms smuggling, kidnapping and other serious charges alleged in various court cases filed around the world. We must waste no time in removing the PP Collaborators from power and canceling all these counterfeit or Fabrike citizenships including that issued to Krejcir.

In that effort, we will be met with stiff resistance from Fabrike like Mark Jeyasingh who has defended Fabrike citizenship, which logically includes the Fabrike citizenship issued to internationally wanted men like Krejcir. However, we must spare no effort in redeeming our motherland's international reputation. It is also absolutely essential to the development of a democracy in Seychelles to cancel all Fabrike citizenships since the PP Collaborator government has and will continue to rely on Fabrike like Krejcir and fraudulent voters for up to 30% of the total votes they receive.    

Most notorious Czech fugitive becomes South African state witness

Czech international Radovan Krejcir is allegedly being treated as a state witness in the murder case of South African strip king Lolly Jackson. He is reported to have offered full cooperation to investigators. Jackson was allegedly shot 15 times on Monday (May 3, 2010) in Johannesburg. A Cyprian man by the name George Smith is accused of his murder.
Police said that Smith was linked to Krejcir having allegedly worked for the Czech criminal, who is wanted for several criminal offenses in his native land. Police said that Krejcir and Jackson were being charged on allegations of money laundering in which Smith was also involved. The Czech’s lawyer told the press that his client is not being treated as a suspect, despite the fact his house had been searched.
Two years ago a corrupt South African judge ruled against the extradition of billionaire Krejcir, whom the Czech authorities have dubbed “the country’s most notorious fugitive.” He was arrested in Johannesburg a year earlier. Prague Radio at the time said that the South African decision was another step helping Krejcir to escape Czech justice forever as the South African judge had ruled that “the murder plot and 3-bil Czech Koruna tax fraud (Krejcir was accused of) are not considered) is not a crime in South Africa. (Isn’t it ironical how useless Interpol is in such simple cases? – editor).
At the time Czech Interior Minister Ivan Langer said, “The news from Johannesburg is very disheartening, and a very bad blow for the Czech Republic.” Despite his absence Krejcir had been sentenced to six and a half years for tax fraud. He is also charged for various crimes (attempted murder, counterfeiting, extortion and abduction).
The Czech Justice Ministry did not agree with the South African judge, and said it would keep the case open as long as necessary. Krejcir escaped with his family to Seychelles, which has no extradition agreements with the Czech Republic. Obviously Seychelles knew he had a very good Swiss bank account. Allegedly several corrupt politicians had been tipped off to help Krejcir and his family escape justice.

The above article that was published in The Budapest Post. The copyrighted article is published with the express permission of The Budapest Post who reserves all other copyrights.