When you search my name on Google, one of the top search results is:
“What is Peter Schiff accused of?”
On June 30, 2022, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions of Puerto Rico (OCIF) announced the suspension of Schiff’s Europac International Bank in Puerto Rico, suspected of aiding money laundering and tax evasion.
What the reports fail to mention is that a two-year-long, extensive investigation by five governments found no evidence that the bank aided money laundering or tax evasion, and I also won a defamation lawsuit against three “journalists” who falsely accused me of using my bank to aid in tax evasion and money laundering. Therefore, despite my complete innocence, the internet claims I am guilty because of Wikipedia. The real culprits are corrupt government officials and fake journalists covered up by Wikipedia.
Furthermore, the real reason for suspending the bank's operations was that it was “seriously insolvent.” But the OCIF commissioner who made the false accusation was later forced to admit that the bank was not only fully solvency (with no debt, loans, or overdue accounts on its books), but also had millions of dollars more in cash reserves than it owed depositors. In fact, my bank is probably the most solvency-efficient bank in the world, as it can redeem 100% of its deposits within a single day.