Does this sound plausible?

Donate money to a, "charitable," foundation, write it off as a charitable donation for tax break, then who ever runs the foundation kicks some of it back to you in various ways and forms.

>>6487292

Right. So we understand at least some of their mechanisms for laundering. We have

1. Human trafficking that needs a way to launder

2. Drugs that need a way to launder

3. Political donations to hide

4. Political donations are probably just a different way of saying, payoffs

5. It's all tied together globally

6. Certain, "families," seem to be at the helm of all this stuff and probably have been for centuries

>>6487338

So this is mainly the finance side of things, then you need a distribution network to distribute all those drugs, humans etc. Ports of entry need to be controlled. Customs needs to either be paid off or bypassed. You need a way to hide the actual product from prying eyes.

>>6487370

Yeah probably, but I'm trying to look at the whole thing logically. It's a matter of logistics. This is business as far as they are concerned and approach it with business like solutions.

>>6487404

It's essentially a smuggling operation. Ever read the Hardy boy books?