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How London became the dirty money capital of the world There's no question that London is the dirty money capital of the world. The UK didn't just turn a blind eye to Russian money. We welcomed it. For many decades now London has been rolling out the red carpet to corrupt and criminal individuals from around the world. Britain is a very open financial hub. It's really important that you have really clear well enforced rules. And that's something Britain simply doesn't have. There are key aspects of our legal and financial system that makes the city of London a great place to bring dirty money and launder wealth. The Russians have accounted for about a billion pounds worth of residential property in London. We have now woken up. Dirty money is being seen for what it is, which is a poison to democracy. It's taken the real slipping of Putin's mask, an act of aggression so appalling. The UK appears to have completely lost its moral compass. This is really a tal

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 I do think we're in a bubble but I also  think it's unlike any other book The  Great bubbles of History whether it's  sassy bubble or 1929 or the tech model  you take a very good economic situation  and you merely extrapolate it into the  future and if you do that and it  actually occurred the market would be  worth very high multiples of book and  earnings and so on it's a very simple  game believe in today's perfect  conditions and assume unrealistically as  it turns out that it will go on forever  if you did that today and you  extrapolated today's conditions which  are miserable you would of course have  the very opposite of the bubble so that  makes it unique we're in the highest  five percent of pe's and we're in the  lowest five percent of economic  conditions today so there's never been  anything like that in history and why  has it happened we know the trouble is  of course covered and we know the push  on stock prices is a combination

There's a lot of people who may or may  not know they're in big financial trouble and my concern is today is a lot  of people maybe they're not rich but  they're going to go broke but let me  give you my background on this whole  thing about why we're in this crisis  1974 I was just getting out of the  Marine Corps station in Hawaii Kaneohe  Bay Marine career station and I was  looking for a job so I went and I got a  job with the Xerox Corporation not  because I love Xerox machines but I had  to learn how to sell and that was the  main reason so I interviewed two  companies IBM and Xerox I took Xerox at  the same time there was this new thing  called erisa which I really wasn't  paying much attention to but because I  was interviewing with people I keep  hearing things called erisa and the  Orissa stands for employee retirement  income Security Act and every time they  say that governments tell you they're  going to secure your retirement you know  it's