WSJ doing its best to warn oligarchs about the rule of law cramping their style...
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Selective money laundering outrage? The U.K. gov't has mad jokes.
London is awash with dirty money. Should Britain's government be trying harder to clean it up?https://twitter.com/TheEconomist/status/1049926794432921600 …
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UK makes me laugh. After admitting corrupt money and makes billions in profit; they are playing blind. With Brexit you can imagine the energy of accepting corrupt billions from thieves around the world. Transparency International is not doing their work in developed countries.
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Well, bank create accounts, transfer accounts, close accounts. Are accounts under a certain amount not put in a ledger/watched? Doesn't bank believe that our money is theirs? so he is a banker...just saying.
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There is such a Russian word for this source of income "Обнал" .
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like they are going to get an honest answer.... yah
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Mmm. Fair question.
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Answer: he's allowed to be a banker in a country that is in the lower third of the Corruption Perception Index.
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