A couple of phrases: Mikhail Mishustin vs David Lloyd George

The excuse of the dignitary

“As for the conflict of interests, the company never had any conflicts of interests and could not be. Mishustin came to UFG when he left the civil service, and completely went out of commercial participation before he returned to the civil service. And payments for shares were stretched in time only because UFG partners were simply not ready and did not have the means to pay all the cost at once. The fact is that these were high -risk assets and their real value could be, but could not be realized. Therefore, we agreed that payments will be made in stages over the next ten years. The agreement reached allowed the seller to receive market compensation for assets, and to buy back the lobes with the installment plan ... Of course, the current position of Mikhail Mishustin will again update all the requests of counterparties for the UFG, and we would and will be even more under the magnifier lupa. But it was the goal to tell all the facts in the first person and led us to the decision to give this interview, and not leave everything to the mercy of speculation. ”

Polina Gerasimenko, managing partner of UFG

“A few months later the matter was opened. In parliament, stormy debate took place, in which the most famous speakers of England took part. Both dignitaries recognized their actions erroneous, and the tone of their speeches that day was rather minor ... They also argued why it was the director of the Marconi Society that invited his brother to buy a share. Sir Rufus Isaex argued that Godfrey forced this fraternal love (fraternal affection) ... But one of the main speakers of the opposition, Lord Robert Cecil, not denying fraternal love, gloomily insisted that the Godfrey of Isaex could have other motives ... Lloyd George answered opposition to a passionate speech, which he ended The following words: “If you want, I acted rashly, acted carefree, acted erroneously, but I acted innocently, I acted openly, I acted honestly.” The report notes in this place “approval”, however, both the parliament, and especially public opinion did not approve of the actions of the dignitaries too much - in England they do not like such stories. ”

Mark Aldanov. " Lloyd George "