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The same offshore-storage strategy that co-opts Indian elites is said to operate in China through opium networks and in the present through British tax havens.
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The same offshore-storage strategy that co-opts Indian elites is said to operate in China through opium networks and in the present through British tax havens.
"...the British establish open trade networks, throughout the country, that's why opium was able to spread so fast, okay? And, guys, the system is..."
"...technology. I think China remembers the... Good. Okay. China remembers the Opium Wars far better than the rest of the world does. They know..."
"...and stole trillions of dollars from them. They addicted Chinese to opium. Do we ever talk about this? I mean like if we had..."
"And the same idea was... The opium went into China, and then silver and money went back to England, okay? And then, this money..."
"...no longer around, it's now the American Empire, even though the opium trade has stopped, what's important for us to understand is the game..."
"...money, you can buy a lot of stuff. Let's think of opium in China. And it's hard. Yeah, it creates a lot of problems...."
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