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Re: GameStop looking to sell Canadian and French operations
Grupo Financiero Scotiabank Inverlat is a member of Scotiabank Group, a global financial services company, whose headquarters are in Toronto, Canada.
Pay attention, let me do the math for you.... how to take down the Candian banks, use economic coercion to make the property part of the United States due to necessity:
Big banks carry whales, personal and corporate ones, the worst deal I ever did was in Canada for its largest bank - deal for Carlos Slim... anyway, you stack the whales, most in Canada are corrupt *bleep* and connected to drug trafficking and money laundering.
Take those out with the DOJ, corporately stack debt renewals with bond rating corrections - think tariffs etc. Finally take possession of billions of dollars of condos in Vancouver and Toronto as proceeds of crime - particularly through connections to the Chinese communist party.
Finaly look at the trade practices of PetroChina, CNOOC and Sinopec in Canada - repatriate their assets when you find Iranian and Venezuelan oil routed through Chinese trading practices, illegally - tie their bank up in a nice yellow bow
your friendly neighborhood,
spiderman
Pay attention, let me do the math for you.... how to take down the Candian banks, use economic coercion to make the property part of the United States due to necessity:
Big banks carry whales, personal and corporate ones, the worst deal I ever did was in Canada for its largest bank - deal for Carlos Slim... anyway, you stack the whales, most in Canada are corrupt *bleep* and connected to drug trafficking and money laundering.
Take those out with the DOJ, corporately stack debt renewals with bond rating corrections - think tariffs etc. Finally take possession of billions of dollars of condos in Vancouver and Toronto as proceeds of crime - particularly through connections to the Chinese communist party.
Finaly look at the trade practices of PetroChina, CNOOC and Sinopec in Canada - repatriate their assets when you find Iranian and Venezuelan oil routed through Chinese trading practices, illegally - tie their bank up in a nice yellow bow
your friendly neighborhood,
spiderman