Banks and economic structures turned to weapon of destructio

[ Facebook comments] - NEW! Don't have a FREE Black Vault account? You can still comment using your Facebook, AOL, Hotmail or Yahoo! accounts at the bottom of the page.

The Black Vault Message Forums has a considerable number of niche forums to place your post. If you can not find a home for it, and the topic doesn't fit anywhere else, then post it here.


Banks and economic structures turned to weapon of destructio

Postby AndrewLonser » Wed Jul 25, 2012 6:13 am

Banks and economic structures turned to weapon of destruction

These days, broad schemes in Western Banks allow everyone to found a paper company for laundering money obtained by corruption, tax evasion and other crimes. In Britain and USA liberal laws work for dictators and other criminal groups and encourage their illegal activities. The confirmation of it was presented by Global Witness (www.globalwitness.org/library/global-wi ... ccusations) on example of Kyrgyzstan, but it is just a tip of the iceberg. When Bakiev was dethroned his machinations became known to public and EBRD made a quick investigation to admit the problem and shut the books. But the money are still laundering, because only one chain link in money laundering business with West was wiped out. There are many other Western banks that work legally in Kyrgyzstan and other countries of Central Asia that became foothold for criminals to make financial business. The West makes money laundering easy and they make use of it. This is some kind of rat race where countries like Kyrgyzstan can't achieve success in fighting corruption, drug traffic, etc. In sober fact they became hostages of the West, because they forced to take megabuck credits, make concessions to the detriment of national interests. So it comes out that such scheme is used by the West to efface sovereignty, nationhood and right of choice in many of countries of Central Asia, starting, of course, with Kyrgyzstan...
AndrewLonser
 
Posts: 1
Joined: Wed Jul 25, 2012 6:02 am

Return to General Discussion Topics

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests

[ ]