From Abel Danger:

RCMP sabotages Operation Phoenix, shields Hells Angels criminals – Money laundering in real estate from drug trafficking – BC must confront drug trafficking, not just seize the proceeds of crime

January 15, 2018

Everyone is raving about BC’s new Attorney General’s recent speech on political corruption and white-collar crime. Although I admit it clearly is a step forward, I will caution that is it only a baby step; and if not followed up with two other crucial steps, it will represent one step forward, two steps back. Everyone knows money laundering is a problem at BC’s casinos. This is nothing new.

When an RCMP task force on organized crime issued a report exposing that fact, the BC Liberals disbanded the RCMP task force. You want to know the truth? You can’t handle the truth. BC Rail wasn’t just about laundering public assets at fire sale prices to campaign contributors like they did in Campbell Heights. It was about money laundering in real estate from drug trafficking. The RCMP know that. They are the ones that said we’ll drop the drug trafficking charges if you renew our contract. I kid you not. The criminal culpability in BC’s white-collar crime runs deep.

The problem with David Eby’s speech on white-collar crime is that it focuses on money laundering, not on drug trafficking. This is exactly what the compromised BC Gang Task Force wants. Instead of confronting drug trafficking, they simply want to focus on seizing the proceeds of crime.

Operation Phoenix Revisited

To understand organized crime in Canada, we need to reexamine the RCMP’s involvement in Operation Phoenix.

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