Category: Political Science Publisher: The Chicago Pollster Co.
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 216
Copyright: April 02, 2010
ISBN-13: 9780615204697
A Veil on Democracy turns the spotlight on the unprecedented high levels of business, political and government corruption.
The author, Vincent Williams, takes the reader down an enterprising and at times, jarring path to unveil how contractors in collaboration wit Democratic leadership and government officials have dissenfranchised minority business enterprises (MBEs & WBEs) for the sake of greed and political expediency. formerly a political activist, MBE electrical contractor and registered investment adviser, Williams offers an electrifying view from the inside.
Excerpt
Democratic government officials were fully aware that at least hundreds of million dollars in construction contracts intended for minorities were illegally obtained by white, prime contractors, many of whom, were actual contributors to the political campaigns of the government officials who turned a blind-eye to the illegal behavior.
Professional Reviews
Wrong-Doing Unveiled!
"No other book in America does more to expose modern-day corruption and the socioeconomic disenfranchisement of minorities under the guise of Democracy. A must-read for everyone who believes in self-reliance."
--The Chicago Pollster newspaper (www.chicagopollster.com)
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Reviews for "A Veil On Democracy: Theft By Deception"
Reviewed by Sarah Humpfrey
11/27/2013
This book is a terrible read! From start to finish, there's not a clear plot to the story. Then there's so much bad stuff going on about this author in Chi about the type of phoney businesses he runs. This guy is a crook don't support him or anything he does.
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