*** Update*** NFL Had to Have Known Haslam Family Did Deals WIth Companies That Support IRAN!!! Bill Haslam Would NOT Release Financial Statement That Including Pilot..... NOW Sharyn Bovat Told The Governor Has a Conflict of Interest With Wacker Chemie and Hemlock Semiconductor Via Evonik and Pilot Flying J "Lots Owned" CVC Capital Partners.... CAN SOMEONE INVESTIGATE? It's Really Sleazy and LOTS of Shadowy Deals.... Goldman Sachs is Actually the "Victim"... Lets All Cry for the Wall Street Millionaire That Lost His Commission Because the Billionaires Governor Brother Did NOT Want to Get Busted.

I Found this on the internet from 2010 

The NFL had to have known the Haslam family deals with IRAN:  The issues with CVC Capital are REAL!!!  The Haslam family does do business with companies that do business with IRAN.

Governor Bill Haslam NEVER released his finances... like so many others....

starring Hemlock Semiconductor - The Detroit News Blogs

blogs.detroitnews.com/.../the-game-of-throwing-away-other-peoples-mo...

Mar 28, 2013 – There is a line in a Season II episode of the HBO series, “Game of Thrones,” that captures the boondoggle that Hemlock Semiconductor has ...

Haslam Sticking to His Guns on Pilot Financial Disclosures - TNReport

tnreport.com/.../haslam-sticking-to-his-guns-on-pilot-financial-disclosure...

Feb 25, 2010 – Bill Haslam's GOP opponents in the governor's race have blistered the Knoxville mayor for not reporting income from the family chain of ... Haslam Sticking to His Guns on Pilot Financial Disclosures ... “That's not a secret.” ...

From: Sharyn Bovat <sharynbovat@icloud.com>

Subject: Deutsche Bank, Goldman Miss $129 Million Fee in Evonik IPO Snub - Bloomberg

Date: April 28, 2013 5:07:37 PM CDT

To: 

Holly Shit!!!

Haslams CVC did NOT want Evonik to go public - because the "conflict of Interest" would have been exposed and Goldman lost a big commission - & I thought the auto industry was the "sleaziest" there seems to be a horse race for that title?  Am I HOT:):)

http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-21/deutsche-bank-goldman-miss-129-million-fee-in-evonik-ipo-snub.html


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