Luka Modric’s Court Testimony In Zdravko Mamic Corruption Case Spins Ugly Outcries by inavukic

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Friday, June 16, 2017

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In the aftermath of the shooting targeting Republican congressmen in Alexandria, VA, the media has called for both sides to cool down their rhetoric.
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The man responsible for shooting pro-life Congressman Steve Scalise apparently had a hit list of other pro-life members of Congress to assassinate.
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Vatican Under Fire for Appointing Two Abortion Activists to Pro-Life Academy
The Vatican is under fire from pro-life organizations for not one but two appointments to its pro-life Academy who are noted abortion activists.
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Dear CNET members, Happy Friday! Just wanted to give you all a heads-up on a killer sweepstakes that my co-worker Tania put together for our readers and if you are into cars, you'll love this one. We are giving a chance for you to drive not one but four supercars -- a Ferrari, a Lambo, a Porsche and a Corvette on a Grand Prix racetrack. Boy, I wish I could enter as I'd love to take those cars for spin but I can't (employees not allowed). However, you can enter and I hope one of my readers wins! Check it out and good luck! Now on to this week's topic. With so many devices that charge off of USB-A ports -- like your phone, tablet, portable speakers and growing mounds of other devices, it just makes sense to strategically upgrade some of your electrical outlets in parts of your home to include USB ports for charging, right? Well your fellow CNET member JW is entertaining the idea of replacing a few himself. However in light of some news stories he has read about batteries exploding from using incorrect charging adapters he is concerned over the safety of these type of outlets and has asked for your advice. JW, this is a good question and I don't blame you for your concerns. A few people so far have shared their experiences, whether of using these types of outlets or alternative ways they have their charging stations set up. I personally use electrical power strips that include USB-A ports and I have had great success with them for many years without incident.Well, folks, JW needs your help. If you are using electrical outlets that include USB-A ports for charging devices, we want to hear directly from you; are they safe? Have they given you any problems? Are there any pros or cons to be aware of? Any specific brands to avoid or recommend? If you aren't using this type of outlet, what would you recommend as an alternative? 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“Luka Modric, you little sh*t”

Luka Modic (Front) Zdravko Mamic (Back) Photo: Screenshot Getty Images When it comes to hyping up flames of reckoning with corruption in Croatia highly-positioned, wealthy dignitaries in football, a sport that ignites the passion of masses, take as much of the public attention cake as politicians accused of corruption do. Football player transfer has been the field of riches and wealth accumulation everywhere and while corrupt conduct may or may not be involved the magnitude of money involved has certainly tickled imagination of many, so too in Croatia. The unsavoury consequences of being accused or indicted for corruption is that a palpably large slice of public imagination delivers a guilty verdict long before any court trial has heard or finished testing the evidence or has delivered any official verdict. One may well conclude that this is a product of public’s impatience for Croatia to rid itself of corruption that has evidently thrived in the country from the days of communist Yugoslavia and continued into the modern independent Croatian state. The frequent distrust in the judicial system and courts themselves serves no favours to anyone.In these cases impatience and the “guilty until proven innocent” phenomenon do no justice. If anything they cause damage – that is quite clear to everyone, I think, yet still – they go on. Former Dinamo Zagreb chief Zdravko Mamic (and others) is currently on trial for embezzlement and tax fraud, among other things, which is currently considered as one of the biggest corruption legal cases in the country. Zdravko Mamic, his brother Zoran and two others are charged with embezzling €15 million ($17m) since 2008 through alleged fictitious deals made during transfers of several former Dinamo players to foreign clubs. Mamic is accused of illegally pocketing a chunk of Luka Modric’s (current Real Madrid star midfielder) transfer fee when he left Dinamo for Spurs in 2008. There is no debate held, it seems, as to whether or not Mamic was made absurdly rich off the back of the deal, the trial is simply determining if anything illegal took place. Undoubtedly the contracts signed between Zdravko Mamic and transferred player Luka Modric (see below) will undergo proper legal scrutiny. For many years, Croatia has been a breeding ground for some of the premium talents in European football. From Davor Suker, Zvonomir Boban and Robert Prosinecki, to Luka Modric, Ivan Rakitic and Mario Mandzukic, Croatia and its domestic league has blossomed into top echelons of league in Europe and worldwide. However, despite a bevy of elite footballers and several impressive academies, the domestic league and national team are said to be among the two most corrupt and troubled institutions in world football with a seemingly endless laundry list of alleged infractions and crimes on its record. On Tuesday June 13th Luka Modric appeared as a key witness at the Mamic corruption trial in the town of Osijek, testifying about his financial deals with Zdravko Mamic. Modric, who is not a suspect, spoke about the financial details of his 2008 transfer from Dinamo to Tottenham. He moved to Real Madrid in 2012. Modric said he had a deal with former Dinamo director Zdravko Mamic to pay the club 50 percent of the transfer. He said the transfer to Tottenham was worth “between” 21 million and 23 million euros . Modric said that after the sums were paid to Dinamo’s and his bank accounts in Croatia, he gave an unspecified amount “cash in hand” to Mamic’s brother and son. “My goal was to clear all of my debts toward him, so I don’t owe him (Mamic) anything else in the future,” Modric said. As the prosecutor Tonci Petkovic presented Modric with an earlier statement of his own on Tuesday, Modric first asked for it to be repeated. While it was being read again, he started to shake his head; put his hands on the table and said: “That… That I’ve never said… that it… that… that it was drawn up afterwards. I told you then that I couldn’t remember when it had been done.” Hence, upon being confronted with details of his initial statement, Modric explained he got confused. “When speaking about that, I was talking about a personal contract between Mamic and me, which regulated the split of the transfer fee,” he said. Zdravko Mamic had testified in court that on occasions of every change to a player transfer contract he had signed annexes to the original contract. After Luka Modric’s testimony on Tuesday Mamic stated to the awaiting media: “Luka did not change his statement, I have seen it. His statement is something most beautiful and most honest thing ever seen. They injected a sentence into his (original) statement which he never uttered. He said today it was a lie and that it was not true. In London we negotiated the division (of money) on a basis of a civil contract between him and I. That’s where the beginning and the end of the story is and everything else is a big performance, disgusting, in which the whole system has pounced against my back.”  The case continues but with Mamic having sacked his legal defence team stating he wished to represent himself in court from now on. The moment Luka Modric finished his testimony on Tuesday you just knew nothing in Croatia was eer going to be the same for him. That same day, just hours later, there would be a crowd of Hajduk Split fans chanting “Luka Modric, you little sh*t” as they walked to a club members’ event. The next morning, messages started to appear on the streets of Croatian cities – one, on the front of the Hotel Iz in Zadar, where the Modric family use to live as war refugees in the 1990s, ominously warned “Luka, you will remember this one day”. Well – so much for fairness! So much for “innocent until proven guilty”! So much for the trust between much of the Croatian public and the courts. Ina Vukic. inavukic | June 16, 2017 at 2:02 pm | Tags: Croatia, curruption chares, football, football player transfers, Luka Modric, Zdravko Mamic | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/p1Vqu6-2D9