I hope this guy gets a home visit from the torch and pitchfork crowd come the inevitable riots.
Honestly, itâs getting to the point where the near-total safety of this sort of person is actually getting really surprising.
I donât doubt that they have assorted private muscle, live in well policed neighborhoods, etc; but the world has a lot of angry guys with access to either explosives or guns and not necessarily much interest in escaping afterwards⌠And yet, nothing.
I think there definitely is a point when the line will be crossed and people flip out, i just donât know how much worse things will need to get before that happens though. 
Given the way the western world is going though, itâs a case of when, not if.
What I like is that charmers like Gulliver and HSBC customer Richard Caring manage to be ânon-domiciled in the UKâ for tax purposes even if they live and work there and hold British passports.
Whenâs that revolution coming? I hope weâve got a long enough wall to put them all up against when it arrives.
Couldnât agree more. Itâs almost like they have no shame or even worry about the law - after the time has passed theyâll out themselves as massively greedy fuckwits, shrug their shoulders and say âwatcha gonna do about it?â
HSBC boss is sneaky and corrupt? What a shocker! Naturally, the Department of Justice was proud to brag about reaching a âsettlementâ with HSBC over vast money laundering of illegal billions for drug and arms criminals. Of course, the DoJ did not prosecute anyone and left all the violators in place and working more schemes at HSBC.
With zero accountability, the most venial and ruthless will rise to the top of corporate organizations. Back stabbing and feather bedding win, rule of law loses.
The Department of Justice is wholly compromised as clearly apparent in their strategy of âsettlementsâ over prosecution of corporate criminals.
Donât forget cheap drones
Hence all the Scary Muslimzgonnakillusall/Immigrantstookerjerbs bullshit.
I´ve been thinking about that too. Is it sedation of the masses via mainstream media or the last remnants of belief in the âAmerican Dreamâ that keeps an American version of the RAF from coming into existence?
Iâm guessing one of these things would be âif the story had happened in London rather than Hong Kongâ.
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Did he admit to avoiding taxes? Itâs certainly possible/probable that he did avoid them, but I havenât seen him do anything but deny that having those accounts had anything to do with tax. Itâs certainly fishy (why not just use a different bank if youâre worried about your colleagues discovering your income?) but itâs not actually clear what tax benefits those bank accounts would have given him.
It took me a couple of seconds to realise you presumably meant the Red Army Faction, rather than the Royal Air Force. Iâm not sure how Iâd feel about my taxes going to fund airstrikes on bankers, but Iâm pretty sure Iâd be happier than currently when my taxes go to fund airstrikes on people with no money.
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