begging twice

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Carlos Ghosn is an unlikable man, and he escaped justice (he claims injustice) in Japan and he now lives in Lebanon. I am predisposed to side with Japan from my former Japanese employment, but in this battle of the titans I side with Ghosn. I’ve read in the press since his arrest, and with the publication of Tokyo Job by Matthew Campbell, the author is primary to a youtube flash vid: Bloomberg QuickTake Originals channel. Dear kind readers: Without any background on this story I can get you to a moment of interest in a short vid. Please, I’m begging; I’ll do anything, por favor listen to Bloomberg’s account of the charges against Ghosn. Not the charges that kept him in jail the charge that was the only charge at the time of arrest. Sincerely, Tom Doody. The charge that justified Ghosn’s arrest was failure to disclose his earnings, but as Matthew says the payments were not consummated. Dear kind readers: Please, I’m begging again; I’ll do anything, por favor consider the Japanese authorities arresting the highest paid executive in the country for not disclosing payments that were not made. Ask yourself a simple question: couldn’t the Japanese authorities waited until the payments were ¿Made? Sincerely, Tom Doody. The story is fascinating; I side with the unlikeable Ghosn. »» about me 302-990-2346