Excerpts from Confessions of an Economic Killer
The book discusses the experience of American John Perkins, who describes how he worked as an economic assassin by deploying agents working on behalf of multinational corporations to extort countries around the world. This was achieved through offering loans that lead to excessive debt and dependency, along with employing fraud and political assassinations to change governments that oppose American policies. He explains that these operations include convincing national leaders to fall into debt traps, using economic killers to achieve political and economic objectives, with major corporations involved in executing these plans. He points out that these policies have led to channeling funds into large-scale projects benefiting American companies, while impoverishing and destroying many nations. Tools such as falsified financial reports, bribery, and blackmail are used to impose economic and political control.
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