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shops like these are obvious fronts for money laundering. Anyone who walks down Oxford street and sees all the sweet shops will know what i'm talking about. Ano
by FridayoLeary 1y ago
shops like these are obvious fronts for money laundering. Anyone who walks down Oxford street and sees all the sweet shops will know what i'm talking about. Another example is how, apparently the number of barbers in the uk has doubled in the last 10 years. The authorities are being staggeringly incompetent in dealing with it. Maybe they can't, or maybe they don't want to because these shops are keeping the high street from dying (just to be clear that's not a good excuse).
This fits in to a wider pattern of authorities in the uk taking no meaningful action against the people who bring over illegal migrants over the channel, and against grey market companies who block book all the driving tests in the entire country and probably in many other areas.
At least i haven't heard about major benefits fraud. Maybe thanks to Universal Credit, or perhaps i just haven't heard about it.
- netsharc 1y agoMy "citation needed" theory is that 14 years of austerity and incompetent Tories (heh Cameron sounds more intelligent than Boris, but he's also a Grade-A moron) have destroyed the government's capabilities to control things. Police budgets were also slashed, and now criminals snatch your phones off your hands. Let's see if the same rot shows up in the USA soon...
- Paradigm2020 1y agoDid you actually read the article ? It's about the rich and powerful local using foreign students to create fake companies that supposedly rip off the British government... The rot you speak of is the rich not paying their fair share and hence a society slowly dying... Then the rich hire their own private security guards to protect themselves and let the dying society fall into Robbers and robbed... Fight the cause not the effect...
- netsharc 1y agoAnd the rich and powerful are the same that put their friends into power and those friends let them fuck all over the rest of society...
- readthenotes1 1y ago"shops like these are obvious fronts for money laundering. " According to the article, they don't need to. They make gobs of money and don't pay any taxes to anybody.