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Let’s Go to the Movies: Week of January 25, 2021 – The Spider’s Web: Britain’s Second Empire.
This documentary is a rare explanation of the mysterious workings of the City of London and the UK’s extensive offshore haven system. It details the transformation of the UK as a colonial superpower into a global financial superpower. The documentary was co-produced by film maker Michael Oswald and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.
You can find a review by Joel Benjamin here, who was interviewed for the film on issues of Private Finance Initiative (PFI) and tax avoidance.
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So Africa has been a laundering outlet since 70s and the local accountants have know-how to send funds to the City of London. Now it makes sense why Reset plans to strip the US middle-class from private property and sent it to the African continent. To eliminate inequality in the world, of course.
I’ve been looking for this piece of the puzzle for years now! ;p
So Africa has been a laundering outlet since 70s and the local accountants have know-how to send funds to the City of London. Now it makes sense why Reset plans to strip the US middle-class from private property and sent it to the African continent. To eliminate inequality in the world, of course.
I’ve been looking for this piece of the puzzle for years now! ;p
So Africa has been a laundering outlet since 70s and the local accountants have know-how to send funds to the City of London. Now it makes sense why Reset plans to strip the US middle-class from private property and sent it to the African continent. To eliminate inequality in the world, of course.
I’ve been looking for this piece of the puzzle for years now! ;p