Garry Clement relies on his 34 years of policing experience, having worked in roles as the National Director for the RCMP’s Proceeds of Crime Program, working as an investigator and undercover operator in some of the highest organized crime levels throughout Canada as well as being Chief of Police in Cobourg, Ontario for 4-years with a perceived mandate of leading amalgamation within Northumberland County. During Garry’s policing career, he received numerous awards and commendations for his investigative abilities.Garry has authored and/or co-authored several papers in national and international publications on organized crime, money laundering and the state of policing in Canada, primarily the RCMO. He has been widely quoted in numerous investigative publications including “The Road to Hell” by Julian Sher and most recently “Wilful Blindness” by Sam Cooper. Garry’s experiences make him an excellent, highly entertaining speaker for conferences, seminars and training programs. Garry is regularly featured in numerous television, documentary, and print media. Michel Juneau-Katsuya is a former senior intelligence officer and the Chief of Asia Pacific for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. His Sidewinder report, authored in 1998, linked the CCP's Peoples Liberation Army to Chinese organized crime groups known as the Triads and key Chinese business tycoons with links to Triads and the CCP. Their investigation and report was followed up by American intelligence agencies that were seeing the same disturbing links in the United States. It was disturbing because these individuals were rubbing shoulders with elite business and political figures in multiple countries. Dean Baxendale is an international columnist and publisher and a leading voice in exposing transnational repression worldwide. He has testified in the House of Commons and participated in several book launches in the House of Commons UK/Canada and in the Halls of Congress.

I have resided in PEI permanently since my retirement, but over the years, during both my time at CTV and as a Senator, I became very familiar with my island's culture of turning a blind eye to favours and money being doled out by the government. The Provincial Nomination Program was rife with Scandal, and politicians and friends probably should have gone to jail over this program. This book now puts PNP in the context of a bigger plot to influence and control the future of our once-pristine island.

Garry Clement relies on his 34 years of policing experience, having worked in roles as the National Director for the RCMP’s Proceeds of Crime Program, working as an investigator and undercover operator in some of the highest organized crime levels throughout Canada as well as being Chief of Police in Cobourg, Ontario for 4-years with a perceived mandate of leading amalgamation within Northumberland County. During Garry’s policing career, he received numerous awards and commendations for his investigative abilities.Garry has authored and/or co-authored several papers in national and international publications on organized crime, money laundering and the state of policing in Canada, primarily the RCMO. He has been widely quoted in numerous investigative publications including “The Road to Hell” by Julian Sher and most recently “Wilful Blindness” by Sam Cooper. Garry’s experiences make him an excellent, highly entertaining speaker for conferences, seminars and training programs. Garry is regularly featured in numerous television, documentary, and print media. Michel Juneau-Katsuya is a former senior intelligence officer and the Chief of Asia Pacific for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. His Sidewinder report, authored in 1998, linked the CCP's Peoples Liberation Army to Chinese organized crime groups known as the Triads and key Chinese business tycoons with links to Triads and the CCP. Their investigation and report was followed up by American intelligence agencies that were seeing the same disturbing links in the United States. It was disturbing because these individuals were rubbing shoulders with elite business and political figures in multiple countries. Dean Baxendale is an international columnist and publisher and a leading voice in exposing transnational repression worldwide. He has testified in the House of Commons and participated in several book launches in the House of Commons UK/Canada and in the Halls of Congress.

I have resided in PEI permanently since my retirement, but over the years, during both my time at CTV and as a Senator, I became very familiar with my island's culture of turning a blind eye to favours and money being doled out by the government. The Provincial Nomination Program was rife with Scandal, and politicians and friends probably should have gone to jail over this program. This book now puts PNP in the context of a bigger plot to influence and control the future of our once-pristine island.