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didnt see if this got posted upstream - was unplugged for a while:

https://badlands.substack.com/p/follow-the-money

Follow The Money
The CIA is the World’s Filthiest Laundromat

JOE LANGE
OCT 27, 2023

“This is a follow-up to Clowns in America, School of Assassins and Dictators, The Shadow Game and Shadow Government Exposed, an introduction into the seedy origins and consequences of the CIA.

When a shadow government is making untold billions of dollars from worldwide drug trafficking and weapons sales, what do they need the most?

How does a criminal ‘enterprise’ wash the rivers of dirty cash constantly flowing into their hands?

Money laundering is big business.”

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“When you have large amounts of money to launder, what do you need most?

Banks.
You need financial institutions to make transfers and transactions in order to legitimize the money. This threatens the integrity of these financial institutions.

Money laundering requires many front companies and financial transactions to hide the ‘origin’ of the cash. It’s a very complicated process and is made a whole lot easier by banks that are ‘complicit’ in the illegal activity. It also requires someone with the knowledge and skill, along with experience, to successfully avoid all the banking and money laundering laws on the books.

I believe the CIA is running the biggest money laundering operation in the world.”

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“Milian Rodriguez was also laundering money through US banks. The Medellin cartel had $11 billion in assets “inside” the US. Some of that was cash sitting in two US banks. Citicorp and Bank of America. He dealt with representatives of these banks who weren’t on the official employment rolls.

That’s a huge reveal, and will lead into our next article, which will cover the following:

The Bush family has direct ties to Citicorp, and so does Prince Alwaleed, who is about to come back into the picture.
Bank of America would go on to play a role in the BCCI fraud in the Middle East, which was the biggest CIA bank collapse in history.”