Anthony Joseph Pratt was born on 11 April 1960 . He is an Australian businessman and also a billionaire. He is the executive chairman of Visy Industries and Pratt Industries in America which are world’s largest pvt. owned a packaging and paper company. Pratt is the son of Richard Pratt who is the former manufacturing magnate and also a former president of the Carlton Football club and Jeanne Pratt AC

1. NUCLEAR SUBMARINE
CONTROVERSY OVER PRATT!
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October 9, 2023
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2. Anthony Joseph Pratt was born on 11 April 1960 . He is an Australian businessman and also a
billionaire. He is the executive chairman of Visy Industries and Pratt Industries in America
which are world’s largest pvt. owned a packaging and paper company. Pratt is the son of Richard
Pratt who is the former manufacturing magnate and also a former president of the Carlton
Football club and Jeanne Pratt AC.
NUCLEAR SUBMARINE CONTROVERSY OVER PRATT
Mr. Pratt’s name does not appear in the accusation .Mr. Trump illegally held on to nearly 3
dozen classified documents after he left office and then conspired with 2 of his aides at Mar-a-
Lago to obstruct the government’s attempts to get them back.
But eventually the account that Mr. Trump discussed some of the country’s most sensitive
nuclear secrets with him, which could help prosecutors establish that the former president had a
long habit of carelessly handling classified information.
According to the reports, the potentially sensitive discussion of submarines came up after Pratt
remarked technically to Trump that Australia should buy US submarines.

3. Several months after the discussions, Australia backed out of its deal with France to buy some
conventional submarines and went to the US and UK to purchase nuclear power submarines.
GLIMPSE TOWARDS CONTROVERSY
In 2017, when Donald Trump became US president ,Pratt also became a paying member of Mar-
a-Lago and pleased to invest $2billion in American Manufacturing Jobs. a few years later,
Trump visited Mar-a-Lago approx 10 times. And got to know about Trump. He visited the White
House in 2018 when Australia’s prime minister Malcolm Turnbull was present. Trump publicly
also called Pratt and also praised him for funding a Industries plant in Wapakoneta.
NUCLEAR SUBMARINE SECRETS
It was stated that Trump had discussed classified about technical aspects of U.S
nuclear submarines with Pratt he then shared the information with approx 45
other people including 6 journalists in which 10 Australian officials,11 of his
company’s employees,and 3 former Australian prime ministers
On Friday President Donald Trump denied reports in US media, In a meeting at his Florida
mansion he had shared US nuclear submarine secrets with an Australian businessman after
leaving office.
After he left office, former President Donald Trump shared information during an evening of
conversation at Mar-a-Lago about American nuclear submarines with an Australian businessman
, his residence in Florida and private club .
Anthony Pratt the businessman, runs one of the world’s largest cardboard companies, a
billionaire member of Mar-a-Lago went to share the very sensitive details about the submarines
with some others.
According to another person having knowledge with the matter, Pratt is now among more than
80 people whom prosecutors have identified possible witnesses who could testify against Trump
at the classified documents trial which is scheduled to commence in May in Federal District
Court in Fort Pierce

4. Wherein ,the US sold 3 Virginia-class, nuclear-powered, submarines to Australia. investigators
have asked Pratt not to repeat it ever after sources told ABC News.
A former employee of Mar-a-Lago later stated to investigators that he heard Pratt sharing the
details with another guy after his meeting. inWhile Pratt also told investigators that Trump did
not share any govt. Documents but previous reports revealed that the former president showed
privileged records to his associates and signed them in front of a recording with Trump.
Wherein Trump was put on 40 charges related to keeping national security secrets, blocking
investigations, and making false statements.