Mark O'Doherty

The Legacy of the United Kingdom - A Monarchy facilitating Oppression and Social Inequality Mark O'Doherty

In November 2019 three prime ministers gathered at the Rosewood hotel, a five-star hotel in England, and offered the world's wealthiest people 'golden passports' and citizenship of their countries in return for hundreds of thousands of pounds of investment or flat "contributions". Allen Chastanet, the prime minister of the Caribbean island of St Lucia, told about 300 members of the super-rich elite that his country's mission was 'going after high net-worth individuals and giving them a comfortable place to live'... Malta, which is also an EU member state, has sold citizenship to five people charged with criminal offences overseas. They include Anatoly Hurgin, an Israeli citizen charged by the US and Israeli authorities with fraud, smuggling and money-laundering. This prestigious event was organised by Henley & Partners, a London-based firm that acts as matchmaker between the super-rich and countries selling their citizenships. Henley has made tens of millions of dollars in commission from selling citizenship.