Good book. At times it's repetitive as he recounts similar stories that expose the (((world banking cabal))) at work but still a recommended read for the red pilled.

Here's an interview with the author: http://lionsofliberty.com/2018/01/08/roar-economic-hitman/

I have this book and have lent it out (its lent out right now)

The the stages are first the economists, then the Jackals, then the military.

Economic Statist Hitman

These central planners couldn't do shit if they had to use their own money, or money others voluntarilyallowed them to direct.

I think the whole structure he lays out is literally how the CIA funds itself, or rather the way US intel colludes and uses private corporations to take over or overthrow countries and economies. He’s very careful not to directly point a finger at the CIA directly, but there is no chance private corporations would be allowed to run direct scams for the IMF and World Bank like that without a major military arm concenting to it at the very least. Another book on exactly how the CIA runs it own private corporations and even political candidates completely secret from even the POTUS and National security council is “The Secret Team” by Fletcher Proudy, the real life CIA insider Oliver Stone put in the end scene of JFK on the park bench with Kevin Cosner. Not to different from how the Pentagon ran a DARPA program called LifeLog that it shut down the day before FaceBook started.

Ill buy one with my cuck bucks tomorrow (canadian currency)

State, County and local Govt's do this all the time. Especially with School projects in Blue State Northeastern US. They come out with a proposal to re-surface a gymnasium or add an extension to a school building. The costs are exceptionally high, then balloon up even higher. Almost always the Contractor is related to or a political crony of someone in the County or locality, and they get the contract, an the taxpayers get soaked with the bill. A never ending cycle of corruption and insider deals. The Book is by J. Perkins, a VERY good read for the Summer by the pool or at the beach, and very accurate in it's presentations:

I remember hearing good comments about it.