You seem to be clueless that the laundered money is stolen in a variety of ways in Russia, or the profit from illegal drug-running in Colombia, et al. To date, few people have been held responsible, but these aren't "borrowers" or "victims" - they're co-conspirators and enablers helping to find legit-looking places in the legal West to park the money. It's like a fence whose job is to get rid of stolen goods, at a heave proit, where the discount is perfectly acceptable for the original thieves.

So tell me, oh Swami, who specifically do you think we'll be apologizing to? Manafort? Cohen? Giuliani? Jared? Roger Stone? Go ahead, list them, and we'll review in 3-4 months.

Now, Peter, you know how it works.  The people with the money that they need to launder contact people who would very much like their dirty money, then the two sides find an overtly legitimate way to make that happen.  Sell something that's purchased at a ridiculous profit?  Yeah!  Lend money at a ridiculously low rate with lots of smiles attached?  Yeah!  You are very well aware that money is never laundered by, for or among victims.

Snowflakes trying to take on Trump should be funny but I think most of their time will be apologising for and excusing all the criminal charges against their colluders recommended in the last few days.

If you're not a bot, which I don't think you are, then stop using the language.  Step up.