Kylee Dennis

But these are people –

who have gone to apply for what they thought was a legitimate job and have then been taken prisoner and driven to these compounds.

And once one compound is shut down...

Another one is built, is created, because we're talking about corrupt governments, corrupt police.

We're talking about very wealthy organised crime.

You know, and I said to someone the other day, I mean, we could be saying that one of the organised crime leaders could be buying homes in Sydney Harbour for $60 million.

I mean, I don't know that.

I'm not part of that world.

But that's what we're talking about.

This money is used to pump up the drug trade, you know, the crimes, the firearms trade.

I don't know.

Nuclear weapons.

I don't know.

It could be anything.

I mean, it's there and it's, you know, trillions.

Right.

And even if we look at the Yahoo Boys in Nigeria, for example, so they're the known, you know, group that talks about romance, who are very good at what they do.

I'm not upselling them.

I shouldn't say they're very good, but they are good at what they do.

They're still organized.