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A systematic transfer of wealth. Direct theft, laundered money, and wasted potential.

Narco Funding Graph

Shadow Banking

The Venezuela Connection

Fuel Cartel

Laundering Map

Crisis Summary






Verified financial data extracted from international audits and forensic reports.
Systematic theft by political class via state contracts and treasury looting.
Illicit capital flight transferred to accounts in Switzerland, France, and tax havens.
Central Bank (BDL) financial engineering designed to cover state deficit using depositor funds.
Phantom projects in dams, roads, and councils that were paid for but never completed.
Defective fuel imports (Sonatrach), rigged tenders, and generator cartels.
Lost revenues from smuggling of goods, fuel, and drugs across porous borders.
Gross overpricing of services and embezzlement of sector revenues.
Illegal acquisition of public lands (Mashaa) and coastal zones by political elites.
This is not just money lost; it is time and future stolen.
Over 3.5 million Lebanese emigrated since 1975. Highly skilled professionals left, weakening the economy. Billions lost in missed investments, wages, and entrepreneurship.
Lebanese people forced to rely on private generators due to a failed national grid. Families pay $200-$500/month for unreliable power.
Lebanese banks froze accounts and prevented depositors from withdrawing their money. Bankers transferred billions abroad while ordinary people lost savings.
Lebanese spend an average of 1.5-3 hours per day stuck in traffic. Productivity losses equivalent to 5% of Lebanon's GDP/year.
The 2020 explosion destroyed businesses, homes, and key economic infrastructure. Billions in trade revenue lost due to port mismanagement.
International investors withdrew from Lebanon due to political instability & financial fraud.
Lebanon's garbage crisis led to massive pollution. Poor sanitation increased disease rates, affecting workforce productivity.