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A self-confessed money laundering conspirator turned author, George Cottrell—tied to Nigel Farage—drops a book titled “How to Launder Money,” which reads less like a cautionary tale and more like a darkly comedic guide to dodging the law. Once busted for offering his services to undercover IRS agents in Vegas and serving eight months for wire fraud, Cottrell now spins his criminal past as a lesson in financial sleuthing, complete with tips like buying fake art for museums, using shell companies, and even losing crypto to erase illicit cash. He draws a blurry line between “grifting” (like Farage’s Cameo videos) and money laundering, dismisses NCA concerns over Farage’s crypto donations, and advises readers to trust Farage’s crypto picks—all while hiding behind aliases and complex financial trails. It’s a wild, self-serving primer on how to stay one step ahead of the law… or at least how not to get caught.

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