Hive account@garvofe What you are describing is something completely different than what Berwick has done to the dozens of victims of his Mexico passport program, from whom he took many hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of dollars, and did not return to them, or so it seems from their testimonies thus far. The video above of Kevin Schmidt, and also the one here (www.galtsgulchchile.com/jeff-berwick-exposed/) outline $30,000 USD that Berwick took from the Schmidt family, and never repaid, and approximately $300,000 USD that Berwick took from two other parties, and presumably never repaid, while also not fulfilling his promises to them. This, as most would agree, seems to be fraudulent on Berwick's part.

In an email (in my 2nd reply to you, below this one) from Berwick to a potential Mexico passport client, dated July 30, 2015, Berwick attempts to persuade this potential TDV passport client to send $80,000 USD to Berwick's company for two Mexican passports, and presumably Mexican citizenship. Mind you, this email was sent by Berwick nearly six months after he was filmed on February 6, 2015 (in the video on the GGC website), just days before his Anarchapulco conference, where he outlines that he squandered approximately $300,000 USD from just two passport clients…and that he could not pay the money back. Outlined in my own emails from our investors at GGC, and their conversations with Berwick's CFO of the Mexico program, Chris Serin, this program was Berwick's only source of income, which they boasted about quite loudly in their emails. So, if this was Berwick's only income in 2014 and 2015, and he clearly states that he squandered all of the money on other things, then how did he fund Anarchapulco in 2015? How did he fund 'his' $100,000 USD investment into a marijuana grow operation in 2014/2015? It would seem, logically, that he funded both of these things with the money that he seems to have stolen from the victims of his Mexico passport program.

In the February 6, 2015 video, Berwick outlines that he has not completed any of the promised citizenships and/or passports, while outlining what appears to be significant corruption and illegalities that Berwick must have known could create grave consequences for those whom ever attempted to use such passports or citizenship documents, if he, or his wife, were ever able to obtain them. Does this seem ethical to you?

Fortunately, the potential passport clients in July 2015 did not send $80,000 USD to Berwick, because it sure seems that they would have lost it all to Berwick. There is far more to be released about all of this very shortly. Cheers.