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BC finance minister Mike De Jong is domestic real estate speculator who owns properties eight propertys in BC hence the nickname #8PropertyMike De Jong

BC finance minister Mike De Jong is domestic real estate speculator who owns properties eight propertys in BC hence the nickname #8PropertyMike De Jong

Domestic real estate speculator BC Liberals finance minister Mike Dion explains how BC liberals are growing. The economy drug sold to get money money laundered in casinos and that laundered money goes to buy homes to jack up the price of rents and homes for new buyers.

Domestic real estate speculator BC Liberals finance minister Mike Dion explains how BC liberals are growing. The economy drug sold to get money money laundered in casinos and that laundered money goes to buy homes to jack up the price of rents and homes for new buyers.

Domestic Vancouver real estate speculator eight property Mike de Jong here's to Metro Vancouver highly inflated housing prices, and the revenues that generates for the BC liberal party. Cheers

Domestic Vancouver real estate speculator eight property Mike de Jong here's to Metro Vancouver highly inflated housing prices, and the revenues that generates for the BC liberal party. Cheers

Mike De Jong looking guilty and defensive.

2009 Provincial govt decision allowed organized crime to thrive Report
 
B.C's illegal gambling task force was shut down in 2009 due to urgent "funding pressure" on the B.C. Lottery Corp., according to a
confidential B.C. government memo obtained by Postmedia News. The March 2016 memo for then finance minister Mike de Jong, is the first known document
indicating the illegal gambling task force was disbanded by B.C. officials for financial reasons. Also, the document suggests, in the aftermath of the unit's closure, organized crime in B.C. has been able to increase its dangerous reach into both legal and illegal casinos, for the purposes of
money laundering. The document was prepared for de Jong by B.C.s Gaming Policy Enforcement Branch. It says that from 2003 to 2009, the Integrated Illegal Gaming Enforcement Team (IGET) investigated crimes surrounding "common gaming" houses, animal fighting, and bookmaking. The unit was not tasked
with investigating money laundering in B.C.s licensed casinos, the document says.

Mike De Jong looking guilty and defensive. 2009 Provincial govt decision allowed organized crime to thrive Report B.C's illegal gambling task force was shut down in 2009 due to urgent "funding pressure" on the B.C. Lottery Corp., according to a confidential B.C. government memo obtained by Postmedia News. The March 2016 memo for then finance minister Mike de Jong, is the first known document indicating the illegal gambling task force was disbanded by B.C. officials for financial reasons. Also, the document suggests, in the aftermath of the unit's closure, organized crime in B.C. has been able to increase its dangerous reach into both legal and illegal casinos, for the purposes of money laundering. The document was prepared for de Jong by B.C.s Gaming Policy Enforcement Branch. It says that from 2003 to 2009, the Integrated Illegal Gaming Enforcement Team (IGET) investigated crimes surrounding "common gaming" houses, animal fighting, and bookmaking. The unit was not tasked with investigating money laundering in B.C.s licensed casinos, the document says.

Domestic real estate speculator, ex bcliberals finance minister and extra attorney General #8PropertyMike De Yong is the poster child for the housing affordability crisis
which increase s inequality

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