AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Jordan’s international minister on Thursday pushed back towards a report that the country’s monarch, King Abdullah II, went out of his way to hide the purchase of far more than a dozen luxury properties value much more than $106 million, saying there was “nothing secretive” about the transactions. Ayman Safadi also explained to The Involved Press that none of the billions of bucks of global help the kingdom has gained about the many years had been applied to fund the purchases, and that rigorous safeguards are in location to avoid any abuses. “Any insinuation that the funding of those attributes came by means of unlawful manners…