LinksHow many times did you vote for genocide Joe? History will not be kind to those who supported or remained silent during all the US backed and funded genocides.
The US funded Hitler. Who do you think paid for his military?
Remembering old news is not avoiding current news you fucking idiotYou refuse to keep up with the news. Turn off MS NOW and learn something. boy.
MS now? NOPE. That's the left leaning equivalent to faux noize.You refuse to keep up with the news. Turn off MS NOW and learn something. boy.
America did not. The Bush family did though. So did Ford Motor Company.How many times did you vote for genocide Joe? History will not be kind to those who supported or remained silent during all the US backed and funded genocides.
The US funded Hitler. Who do you think paid for his military?
Who the hell is "genocide Joe"? The only Joe I have voter for in recent times is Biden, and he certainly had nothing to do with any genocide.How many times did you vote for genocide Joe? History will not be kind to those who supported or remained silent during all the US backed and funded genocides.
The US funded Hitler. Who do you think paid for his military?
Netherlands recently released info on Russia capturing all of Jared Kushner's illegal business deals he made on his phone dating back to 2017. Dems will make some noise but they will not prosecute. Why do you think that is?MS now? NOPE. That's the left leaning equivalent to faux noize.
Here is a story that would have ended any other presidency in American history, and instead it will get a shrug, a Truth Social rant about the Failing New York Times, and a Fox segment about Hunter Biden’s laptop. The Financial Times and the New York Times both dropped the same bomb Friday night. A $25 billion gas export project on Alaska’s North Slope, the one that keeps coming up in Trump’s so-called peace talks with Vladimir Putin, was secretly bankrolled by Novatek, a sanctioned Russian energy giant run by Russia's richest man. The American executives running the thing found out, warned the Trump administration, and walked. The company responded by calling the whistleblower a disgruntled employee and handing the keys to a guy who used to run Goldman Sachs in Moscow.
You cannot make this up. Nobody would believe you.
The guy who quit
Joel Riddle is not a resistance lib. He is a former ExxonMobil engineer who was recruited to run Polar Train LNG, a startup planning to liquefy natural gas on the North Slope and ship it to Asia. Big, strategic, exactly the kind of project Trump loves to stand in front of and take credit for.
Riddle was told the money came from two places: Gentry Beach, a Texas financier, and an Abu Dhabi outfit called Tech Wave Industrial Projects Management, run by two Norwegians, Rajeev Lehar and Bjorn Gundersen. Gundersen used to work for Novatek. File that away.
As the project grew and the bills got bigger, Riddle went looking for the money and found out Beach had never put in a dime. Not a shareholder, not an officer, not a director. The Abu Dhabi story was a front. Novatek was providing the cash, and it was also setting the direction. FT-reviewed WhatsApp messages show Denis Solovyov, a Novatek board member, discussing financing and pushing to expedite money transfers to Polar. The Times saw texts in which Solovyov and Novatek CEO Leonid Mikhelson discussed sending up to $15 million to Tech Wave to keep it alive.
![]()
Whistleblower CEO quits over hidden Russian cash behind gas deal in Trump peace talks: NYT
A gas venture that came up in President Donald Trump's Ukraine peace talks had a hidden backer, according to its former boss.Polar LNG, a startup pitching a plan to export natural gas from Alaska's North Slope, received secret funding from Russian energy giant Novatek, The New York Times...www.rawstory.com

Seems the other side of this story is that Joel Riddle was let go from Polar LNG "for cause." That is, he was fired. Polar also said it is looking at possible litigation against Riddle (for unspecified reasons).Here is a story that would have ended any other presidency in American history, and instead it will get a shrug, a Truth Social rant about the Failing New York Times, and a Fox segment about Hunter Biden’s laptop. The Financial Times and the New York Times both dropped the same bomb Friday night. A $25 billion gas export project on Alaska’s North Slope, the one that keeps coming up in Trump’s so-called peace talks with Vladimir Putin, was secretly bankrolled by Novatek, a sanctioned Russian energy giant run by Russia's richest man. The American executives running the thing found out, warned the Trump administration, and walked. The company responded by calling the whistleblower a disgruntled employee and handing the keys to a guy who used to run Goldman Sachs in Moscow.
You cannot make this up. Nobody would believe you.
The guy who quit
Joel Riddle is not a resistance lib. He is a former ExxonMobil engineer who was recruited to run Polar Train LNG, a startup planning to liquefy natural gas on the North Slope and ship it to Asia. Big, strategic, exactly the kind of project Trump loves to stand in front of and take credit for.
Riddle was told the money came from two places: Gentry Beach, a Texas financier, and an Abu Dhabi outfit called Tech Wave Industrial Projects Management, run by two Norwegians, Rajeev Lehar and Bjorn Gundersen. Gundersen used to work for Novatek. File that away.
As the project grew and the bills got bigger, Riddle went looking for the money and found out Beach had never put in a dime. Not a shareholder, not an officer, not a director. The Abu Dhabi story was a front. Novatek was providing the cash, and it was also setting the direction. FT-reviewed WhatsApp messages show Denis Solovyov, a Novatek board member, discussing financing and pushing to expedite money transfers to Polar. The Times saw texts in which Solovyov and Novatek CEO Leonid Mikhelson discussed sending up to $15 million to Tech Wave to keep it alive.
![]()
Whistleblower CEO quits over hidden Russian cash behind gas deal in Trump peace talks: NYT
A gas venture that came up in President Donald Trump's Ukraine peace talks had a hidden backer, according to its former boss.Polar LNG, a startup pitching a plan to export natural gas from Alaska's North Slope, received secret funding from Russian energy giant Novatek, The New York Times...www.rawstory.com
No.....nearly everyone left because they dont trust that the Empire wont hurt them for working with the Russians as Trump wants.Seems the other side of this story is that Joel Riddle was let go from Polar LNG "for cause." That is, he was fired. Polar also said it is looking at possible litigation against Riddle (for unspecified reasons).
So, Riddle is likely out trying to get some payback on his former employer and the MSM--NYT in this case--is gobbling up his bullshit as fast as they can.
Polar LNG Announces Leadership Change and Outlines Vision for Alaska North Slope Development - Polar LNG
10/23/2026 — The President of Polar Eagle LNG Tim Talkington was appointed as Acting CEO of Polar Train LNG LLC, the project’s operating company, following apolarlng.com
As far as a Russia connection, Polar wants the Treasury department et al, to let them take over ownership of an uncompleted Russian LNG platform and begin using it--not under Russian control or with some business connection--to liquify natural gas.
So, it would appear that the OP is bullshit from the NYT based on statements from an ex-Polar CEO that has an axe to grind with Polar.
![]()
They tried to fire him 5 days after he quit, lolSeems the other side of this story is that Joel Riddle was let go from Polar LNG "for cause." That is, he was fired. Polar also said it is looking at possible litigation against Riddle (for unspecified reasons).
So, Riddle is likely out trying to get some payback on his former employer and the MSM--NYT in this case--is gobbling up his bullshit as fast as they can.
Polar LNG Announces Leadership Change and Outlines Vision for Alaska North Slope Development - Polar LNG
10/23/2026 — The President of Polar Eagle LNG Tim Talkington was appointed as Acting CEO of Polar Train LNG LLC, the project’s operating company, following apolarlng.com
As far as a Russia connection, Polar wants the Treasury department et al, to let them take over ownership of an uncompleted Russian LNG platform and begin using it--not under Russian control or with some business connection--to liquify natural gas.
So, it would appear that the OP is bullshit from the NYT based on statements from an ex-Polar CEO that has an axe to grind with Polar.
![]()
You’ve been duped again, WWW.The level of trump corruption is bizarre.
More like they were in the process of firing him and he quit knowing that.They tried to fire him 5 days after he quit, lol