Jiang calls Canada a toxic asset whose banker logic is to sell overpriced real estate and weakened legitimacy to foreign capital, especially Qataris and Chinese.
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"% of the Canadian economy is real estate speculation. Canada is this glorified money laundering operation. It's lost all its legitimacy by supporting this..."
"it had to create financial decos to absorb all this foreign capital, started to invent all these risky derivatives, such as the CDOs, collateral..."
"...the Bank of England so important is that it could absorb foreign capital, okay? From all around the world. So at first it absorbed..."
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