The game is old like an empire. Ed. Khaita S.

“Economic killers” are highly paid professionals who rob countries around the world for trillions of dollars. Their methods include fake financial reports, falsified elections, extortion, sex and murders. They play in an ancient game, as a world, which acquired new, terrifying scale during globalization.

John Perkins revealed this shocking secret in the book “Confession of the Economic killer”, telling about his activity as an economic killer, but this is just the top of the iceberg. In the new book, other economic killers, journalists and researchers join Perkins, leading a huge number of outrageous examples of greed and international corruption. In exciting details, they describe the patterns-stalks that use transnational corporations, governments, influential people, financial institutions and quasi-government agencies in order to enrich themselves, hiding behind “Foreign Assistance” and “International Development”.