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I did not know where the money came from, and I knew the deal was shady, but I took it anyway – Freemason Boss Simon Cusens

Freemason boss Simons Cusens, who was first outed by this website, has a sent an incredibly interesting reply to The Shift News about the story of his previous medical supplies company, Technoline, being embroiled in the Vitals and the Steward scandal. Basically, Simon Cusens, a boss of a Freemasonry group, sold his medical supplies company to his employee Ivan Vassallo, who in turn went on to sell it to Vitals for a fat profit. The company was bought by government funds provided to Vitals to manage the public hospitals. Simon Cusens told the The Shift News that he didn’t know where Ivan Vassallo got the money to buy the company and even though the deal looked suspicious, he did it anyway.

He did not reply regarding wether Adrian Hillman and Ivan Vassallo were kicked out of the Freemasonry group, but I can confirm they were definitely expelled, as was Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando from a different Freemasonry group years ago. Freemasonry groups don’t like negative public attention so they tend to dispose of political PEPs. except for the recently formed group which has Peralta as a member, and that was created as a sort of break-away faction to include all the rejected scum: the depths of Mariana. What Simon Cusens didn’t say to The Shift was that even his own members want him to resign because they say that his position is not consistent with the level of reputation that their leader should updhold.

 

 

 


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4 responses to “I did not know where the money came from, and I knew the deal was shady, but I took it anyway – Freemason Boss Simon Cusens”

  1. […] leader gave a public interview to the Times of Malta, the Archbishop remained silent about this. Simon Cusens and his previous employer are also associated with the Vitals fraud, with his previous employer, […]

  2. […] previous defense was that he didn’t know where the money came from. Apparently it’s normal for company owners to sell their companies to their employees with […]

  3. […] Cusens denied he knew where Ivan Vassallo was getting the money to buy his company. The Magisterial Inquiry describes his involvement with his employee to get the […]

  4. […] company to the Vitals shareholders via an insider trading deal involving other Freemasons including Ivan Vassallo. The sale was recorded in the Magisterial Inquiry and Ivan Vassallo has been charged in Court […]

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