Donald Trump Jr. and his younger brother Eric just blocked the Democratic Coalition’s lead opposition researcher and co-founder Scott Dworkin.

Dworkin believes it’s because of a pair of his tweets pointed out that Trump Jr. gave a 2012 keynote speech to Baltic International Bank in Riga, Latvia which happens to have branches in three other countries: Russia, Ukraine and the UK.

Donald Trump Jr. must be terrified that these new disclosures are publicly revealing the depth of his ties to money laundering organizations.

Late last year, the bank where Trump Jr. spoke, was fined by Latvian banking regulators for money laundering activities from 2003 through 2015.

Bank regulators caught Baltic International Bank giving detailed money laundering instructions to its clients.

After Dworkin pointed out Trump Jr.’s dubious ties to Russian money yet again, many of his followers began commenting on Trump Jr.’s heretofore ignored tweets about speaking at a corrupt bank in the tiny EU and NATO member nation — and former Soviet state — that’s home to 2 million residents.

Latvia is also home to a substantial amount of Russian cash in its banks after the banking crises in Cyprus wiped out bank investors.

Trump Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross later became Vice Chairman of the Bank of Cyprus after the crash.

Trump Jr. Spoke At A Bank Caught Giving Detailed Money Laundering Advice To Clients

Latvian banks were involved in the infamous Magnitsky case and central to what the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) calls the Russian Laundromat, a system that laundered $20 billion dollars.

The OCCRP found evidence that Baltic International Bank created fake contracts aimed at making money laundering transactions look legitimate. They wrote:

The instructions, entitled “Requirement for contracts” and “Rules for documents,” tell clients how to correctly utilize what the BIB refers to as “our companies,” and in particular how to correctly compile supporting paperwork for transactions. The set of instructions urge clients to make payments exclusively with reference to the goods listed as being for sale by the fake company. “We draw your attention once again — follow the rules for specifying the purpose of payment reference in the strictest possible way,” the manual states.

For example, the manual advises that if a client’s fake invoice includes the sale of heavy equipment, the client should create a record of correspondence between a crane company needed to move the goods.

Donald Trump Jr. wasn’t worried about Latvia’s growing reputation as a money laundering capital, and he admired their “old school” business practices and penchant for smoking indoors.

This isn’t the first time that Scott Dworkin has uncovered Donald Trump Jr.’s speech making duties in Russia or a former Soviet state.

The Democratic Coalition researcher found that Trump Jr. spoke at an Adam Smith Conference in Moscow during the height of the 2008 financial panic.

Afterwards, Russian money poured into the Trump Organization’s coffers.

Less than 45 days later, Russian Fertilizer king Dmitry Rybovlev surprisingly appeared to purchase Donald Trump’s $100 million dollar home in Palm Beach, Florida.

Tonight, Scott Dworkin’s tweet about my reporting in the Huffington Post — which was based upon his #TrumpLeaks research — has gone viral in the wake of his censorship by the Trump sons.

This is my follow up report about Trump Jr.’s 2008 speech in Moscow:

Donald Trump Jr. describes his Russian business exploits to interviewers in Riga, Latvia and disclosed the failed Baku, Azerbaijan Hotel project publicly for the first time: