So the answer was they move money, hot money, for all kinds of political figures, more so in the offshore categories in North America.

And the moving of the money

was to move it from a risky place into a safe haven banking system or country investment

offshore.

And they will pay the fee for that.

The company that actually worked for

was pay the fee for moving the hot money

around the world. And those fees were in the range of 1% to 10% usually in what they did.

And that's been being all of the things.

He was in management of this company and there was

read by these notorious players in the offshore market and on the show me, Sir Douglas place,

and that's the thing played a role in it because he had a great skill set of being able to do the order to

deal.

It was a tremendous negotiate, tremendous.

So he played a big important role

until he wanted to throw him out of that group as well.

He got thrown out of Bear Stones, and he got thrown out of Bear Stones and he got thrown out of the money laundering arms sales group as well.

And there are reasons that we'll get into.

I just wanted to answer anything else you might have

about the money laundering in arms.

There's a $37 billion transaction that close an armament

to our land and our rack that documents are published

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