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29 Jun, 2024 07:10

Technocapitalism

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For terrorist organizations to buy weapons, ammunition, get trained and even travel, they need money. Money is the lifeblood of these groups. However, nowadays, amid total government surveillance, how are terrorists able to finance their activities? The State Sponsors of Terrorism list is known to be little more than a US government and State Department weapon to exert political pressure on “enemy” countries. So, is laundering money still the preferred way for terrorists to finance their operations on a grand scale? Loretta Napoleoni, an expert on terrorist financing and author of “Technocapitalism: The Rise of the New Robber Barons and the Fight for the Common Good,” explains where the next battle to eliminate terrorist financing will take place.

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