If you have been following the news, regarding the public disclosures made by the prominent Dominican hotelier Gregor Nassief, then you know he sent fourteen letters to Dominica's Prime Minister, ROOSEVELT SKERRIT, demanding reform of the country's rogue CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT (CBI) program. That news has sparked a firestorm of very public controversy over his detailed analysis of the systemic corruption, mismanagement and dangers of not only Dominica's program, but the international threats which all five Caribbean CBI & CIP passport sales programs pose, as all have succumbed to corruption, fraud and money laundering, which impact the global financial structure, and the national security of a number of Western democracies.
Our sources have confirmed that the major CBI passport sales consultancies who covertly fund and finance online news services, whose goal is to disseminate pro-CBI infomercials, as well as blatant disinformation and propaganda from outside the Caribbean, have all sent to Mr. Nassief extensive correspondence, in identical multi-page letters, requesting comments on unsubstantiated allegations of corrupt practices and sexual harassment at his hotel establishments. These captive media reportedly plan to publish an " expose" of his businesses and personal life, which is the character assassination method, known as "Shoot the messenger," which they generally engage in when there is any exposure of corrupt and illegal practices of CBI.
We will be closely following these efforts of these propaganda media services to disparage the one individual who, after more than a dozen private efforts to force Dominica to clean up it CBI program, went public with all of Dominica's dirty CBI laundry. Individuals who trust media to obtain honest assessments of the virtues and abilities of economic passports are subject to mass media misstatements of material facts about CBI, especially the negative issues purchasers could face in the uncertain future of second passports' ability to enjoy visa-free entry to jurisdictions denied to citizens of many countries in the developing world, or nations judged to be high-risk. Learn which media whose rosy pictures of passports' attributes to ignore, and who is behind a well-orchestrated program to deceive CBI consumers.

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