it investigates the banking practices of long standing third world regimes

mexico, brazil, argentina, chile, phillipines, iraq/iran

same story every time

the people with executive power siphon off large sums of public revenue and send it to offshore bank accounts

supplement their nation with IMF loans

then watch their economies deteriorate under the new conditions

That's usually what they do

https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Bankers-James-S-Henry/dp/1560257156

i can upload the pdf if you want

They hate taxes alright

Can you upload it ?

Cool

can skip the intro if you want

each chapter is a different country

so can navigate to the country you most care about

Whoa

So basically is a critique of the banking systems ?

mmmmm its more of a "look at how they did all this corruption and which banks they used"

so to some degree it is, i guess

Or how the government handles them money through banks

like theyll detail all the projects that a brazilian leader undertook

"dams, electricity etc"

look at how much they were supposed to cost

then measure how much it actually costed

then how much of it was siphoned off to offshore accounts

how the project took decades longer than projected

You know that's actually

A thing

They build these huge structures or whatever

the companies are all multinationals too

who charge massive premiums

And then the price is increased like tenfold

so its not like they even prop up local businessmen

With no control over the actual expenditures

theyre propping up american millionaires

You don't really like America uh ?

At least in the economic aspects

since WWII, i think theyve been a massive negative for the world geopolitically and economically

but in terms of consumer technology

god bless them