There is a fascinating book out there that you can get for free. It's an amazing book that retells the creation of the modern art movement and association between overpriced artwork and money laundering. It also goes over the financial dealings associated with the theft of Libya's oil, Qatar, and Clinton. Since these transactions are encapsulated in the transfer of Cezanne's Card Players, I thought I would bring your attention to it.

I Would Like to File a Suspicious Transactions Report on the entire 20th century by Miles Mathis Link to PDF on author's own website: http://mileswmathis.com/launder.pdf

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"By far the most expensive painting ever sold is Cezanne's Card Players. That sold for something between 250 to 300 million in 2011, which is about double the previous record. Curiously, we don't even know the price. It doesn't really matter, because the price is not the clue. The reported buyer and seller is, along with the date. It sold to the royal family of Qatar, the Al Thanis. Why is that a clue? Well, just search on “Qatar, 2011,” and you get the answer. Qatar was involved in the Libyan war of 2011, supporting the Libyan rebels who toppled Gaddafi. Since that war was engineered by the US, this means that Qatar was our ally. They did a job for us. How did we pay them? That's right"