Feb 102012
2 Responses to “Where’s the world’s dirty money?”
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It would seem that Europe has more offshore than the USA. I wonder how much of the European is British? I thought the Greeks and Italians (not the mass of people, those with money) had the gold and silver medals for tax dodging. Could it be “we” are the champions here? Doesn’t it make you proud?
the City of London plus Switzerland and democracy is a dead man walking
that’s why we have to beat them