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Sam Cooper explains how fentanyl arrives in North America via companies like Hong Kong based Hutchison Whampoa (now CK Hutchison). McKinsey and Co. handles investments for Canada's CPP. McKinsey was recently fined $500 million for illegally boosting opioid sales. Canada's former Ambassador to China- Dominic Barton- was also the CEO of McKinsey during that time. The CPP is invested in Hutchison. Canadians are paying to ship fentanyl into our own country through pension investments. See how it works now? Watch the full episode below ⬇️

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