This is my interview with Abby Martin, a journalist working on behalf of the [Peter] Allard Prize Foundation, on the scope of my work with a focus on my anti-corruption work. Ms. Martin compiles videos with select nominees for the Allard Prize for International Integrity, of which I am one.
- Programme Date: Saturday, 19th January 2019
- Programme Length: 00:22:44
AfraRaymond.net 
Thank-you Afra,this has been quite informative.
Dear Afra,
Very Very insightful…keep up the good work.
Regards, -Ray
Note the sustained silence of successive finance ministers and others about the sustained theft or loss of two-thirds of our annual revenues from the 1970s to date, yet they persist in increasing taxes, fines and prohibitions on the masses. TSTT CEO earns $180,000.00 per month plus perks and one minister says it is standard practice, but the CEOs and board members are not liable for the economic, human resource and production mismanagement and corruption of their enterprises. We must teach this brand of economics and business policies at our schools.
Good work Afra. A lesson a day. Thank you, and congratulations on your nomination. Well-deserved.
And to hark back to the Sandals fiasco, and whether MOUs are binding or not, I submit this…
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/feb/25/memo-of-misunderstanding-trump-clashes-with-trade-adviser-over-china-talks
It would be funny if it wasn’t so ridiculous, that our politicians try to persuade us that we’re all as dumb as Trump.