FIRST CONSEQUENCES OF CARIBBEAN CBI CORRUPTION AND NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT: STUDENT VISAS OF ST. KITTS & NEVIS STUDYING IN THE UNITED STATES CANCELLED AND REVOKED

In what looks like the first evidence of action by the United States, against the five Eastern Caribbean states that sell Citizenship by Investment passports, SKN Foreign Minister DENZIL DOUGLAS has stated that the American visas of university students from Saint Kitts & Nevis has been cancelled or revoked, and there are reports that this is happening to college students from the other four CBI states.

In a public statement, DOUGLAS also admitted that the issue is his country's CBI program, which is infected with fraud, corruption and money laundering, but which he attempts to spin through casting blame on the Trump Administration. Douglas, who is alleged to have made a fortune, estimated at tens of millions of dollars, all stolen from the CBI program, and which was intended to benefit the people of Saint Kitts & Nevis, is trying to divert the attention of his constituents from his role, so that he can evade the legal, political and moral consequences of his acts.

Instead of coming clean to SKN citizens, and paying back the money he stole, we predict that he will shortly be involved in unlawful flight to avoid criminal prosecution, via midnight private jet, escaping to the Peoples' Republic of China, with his ill-gotten gains.