Wilful Blindness: How A Criminal Network Of Narcos, Tycoons And Chinese Communist Party Agents Infiltrated The West

Sam Cooper
Foreword by Charles Burton
Introduction Teng Biao
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Wilful Blindness: How A Criminal Network Of Narcos, Tycoons And Chinese Communist Party Agents Infiltrated The West

Sam Cooper
Foreword by Charles Burton
Introduction Teng Biao
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  • Date de publication : Aug 01, 2022
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 416
  • Éditeur : Optimum Publishing International
  • ISBN : 9780888903297
  • Dimensions : 6.0" W x 1.0" L x 9.0" H
Sam’s vigorous journalism on tracking and exposing money laundering has been crucial in the national push to reform and update Canada’s laws. This book pulls his work, and indeed the work of many professionals, into one explosive narrative. Canadian lore often pitches our country as a well-meaning good partner in the world. But as Sam’s report has shown, we are a node in global systems of corruption and crime, with the infiltration and implications only becoming worse overtime. The global money laundering and corruption detailed in this book undermines Canada’s own democracy and safety, while we act as a meeting and banking hub for criminals and states to continue to repress some of the most vulnerable people around the world. And it is not only through wilful blindness that Canada has found itself in this position. Sam shows that as the money rolls in, there are enablers in Canadian intuitions that are willing to roll out the carpet for these illicit funds, horrendous impacts be damned. Hopefully Sam’s book will wake up Ottawa into realizing that global corruption systems are one of the biggest threats the world faces, perpetuating inequality, conflict, human rights violation, and environmental degradation. And we need to act accordingly. James Cohen, President – James Cohen, Transparency International, President

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