This podcast presents three main arguments surrounding China’s development and delivery of the coronavirus (COVID-19) leading to a global pandemic.

First, in 2019, China was on the precipice of a financial meltdown with a declining GDP that had fallen from 12% in 2007, to 6.4% in 2019. In turn, exports had decreased dramatically. As a result, thousands of factories closed and millions of workers were laid off, while public dissension and protests spread throughout China. 

Second, China’s grand idea of a One Belt, One Road initiative and implementation as an alternative to the Western financial system was in serious peril in 2019, because of its distressed economy, decreased exports, mass unemployment and growing protests, which prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus were strong
indicators pointing to civil unrest and the potential collapse of the Chinese communist government. 

Third, the preceding factors paint a much bigger picture, in that, China decidedly allowed for the development of the coronavirus knowing a controlled outbreak could be utilized to contain the mass civil unrest ensuing throughout China by implementing forced quarantines; and, by delaying the notification of the outbreak of the virus, so the virus would spread throughout the world with resultant
repercussions on the Western financial system. 

The podcast is based on a research paper by Cliff Smith who has completed academic programs in international criminal law, psychology, business and is former military. 

This podcast takes an in-depth look at how to protect business information using an irrevocable trust along the lines of on International Asset Protection Trust. 

In a business atmosphere where there is a high risk of lawsuits, theft of intellectual property, data mining or a business becoming a target of an investigation, protecting your business records is vital.

The material for this podcast is based on a research memorandum written by Cliff Smith, who has completed academic programs in international criminal law, business and psychology and is former military.

This podcast explores the recent events surrounding convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell and long time associate of Jeffrey Epstein. 

It is based on journalistic sources and notes of Cliff Smith, who has completed academic programs in international criminal law, business and psychology and is former military. 

This podcast explores the recent events surrounding convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell and long time associate of Jeffrey Epstein. 

It is based on journalist sources and notes of Clifford Smith based in Côte d’Azur. He has completed academic programs in international criminal law, psychology, business and is former military. 

This podcast covers Wyoming Limited Liability Companies. It is specifically geared towards single member LLCs (an LLC formed by one person). You will learn about why Wyoming is one of the best states to form an LLC.

This podcast is based on a LLC handbook authored by Cliff Smith, who has completed academic programs in business, international criminal law, psychology and is former military. 

The information is strictly for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. 

This podcast provides a short historical overview of the erosion of constitutional protections in the United States. It starts with the Warren Court which saw the expansion of individual rights by placing limitations on government, then shifted under the Rehnquist Court where there was a significant erosion of the Bill of Rights, and subsequently with the war on drugs and post 9/11.

The material for this podcast is derived from the notes of Cliff Smith, who has completed academic programs in international criminal law, psychology and business and is former military.

This unique podcast will examine the problematical area of international criminals accused of serious crimes who avoid arrest. In turn, it proposes creating a UN Special Task Force that would operate globally to arrest war criminals. The model would derive from UN Chapter VII powers and Article 29 (subsidiary organs).

The topic is based on a research paper written by Cliff Smith, who has completed academic programs in international criminal law, psychology and business and is former military.

This podcast examines the tensions between Canada and United States and the Trump Administration implementing aggressive tariffs against Canada while stating it should become the 51st state.

It will provide a general overview of how these tensions arose, its impact on long term Canada-US relations, while also discussing the risk of an escalating trade war, including the ramifications of annexing Canada - a sovereign territory.

The research paper for this podcast was written by Cliff Smith who has completed academic programs in international criminal law, psychology and business and is former military.

This short podcast explores the significant challenges and potential negative consequences of Alberta pursuing independence from Canada. 

It highlights that such a separation would likely result in Alberta becoming an unrecognized de facto state, lacking an independent currency, passport, or the ability to freely import and export goods. 

The podcast is based on the notes of Clifford Smith who has completed academic programs in psychology, international criminal law, international business and is former military.