Later on in the conversation, he said that in the last election all the candidates seemed like good-for-nothing swindlers, but, in the end, he voted Likud, and in the next elections he's planning not to vote at all.
Those people, if not criminals themselves, make good cover for the actual swindlers at work among them.
Another swindler took his money for good works in Argentina, which never materialized.
Within a year or two after taking over the paper, Dillon began running in his masthead a guarantee to make good all losses suffered by subscribers through "trusting any deliberate swindler, irresponsible advertisers, or misleading advertisements in our columns".
Then investors anxious to cash in on the railway boom proved to be easy targets for self-dealers and outright swindlers, and foreigners in particular struggled to get good information about what was happening to their investments.
Thinking about how people get fooled on April 1 is a good way to prepare for the year-round attempts by swindlers to bamboozle the naïve, the witless and those who just aren't paying close attention.
The goods display the over-the-top taste of a Queens, New York-born swindler who named his yacht "Bull": brown and black Luc Benoit crocodile leather hand bags, a New York Mets baseball jacket with Madoff's name emblazoned on the back, art, and a trove of designer purses.
The only one who correctly reads Vincent is a lowlife swindler, Jean-Michel (Serge Livrozet), who smuggles cheap foreign imitations of brand-name consumer goods into the French market.
It's a good thing the Tories aren't also going full-tilt on painting the entire media apparatus as un-Canadian swindlers in the back pockets of (((Globalists))), or else we'd really be in trouble.
