Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Overly Secretive Rules Protecting Foreign Currency Deposits

In the United States, a lot of Americans avoided paying taxes on their income and savings hy hiding it in foreign banks. a lot of them hid their money in Switzerland and a few other countries with laws that heavily protects depositors. The thing is, bank secrecy not only protects the common people but also the unscrupulous sections of this planet. Corrupt politicians, drug lords and other crooks are able to safeguard their not so hard earned incomes through banks hiding under secretive bank laws.

Just recently, Switzerland relaxed it's bank secrecy laws and a number of Americans are now negotiating their fines for misdeclaring their incomes. Their Swiss accounts have now been exposed and their cheating days have ended. In the Philippines, there is still an old age minded bank secrecy law that protects the exposure of foreign currency deposits. it will be no surprise thefore, if the country's corrupt politicians and other criminals start converting their peso loot to other currencies.

RA______ is a bad law. it tends to protect the criminal more than the common man.
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Sunday, February 12, 2012

Remembering the sick girl

I remember when the former president GMA was wheeled to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport wearing a complicated neck brace and what looked like a hospital gown. I thought all along that it’s all she was wearing or perhaps, she had scrub pants on. What really floored me are press revelations later on that she was actually wearing tight leather pants. If she had serious spine problems like she claimed, she would not have been able to wear those tights. I guess, she was planning to discard her neck and back support once in flight and arrive in her destination in style!


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Friday, February 10, 2012

Supreme Court TRO is 2nd Envelope All Over Again


The Supreme Court ruling to issue a TRO on the opening of Corona's deposits is nothing less of the 2nd envelope issue during the impeachment trial of Joseph Estrada. In a desire to prevent the opening of possibly incriminating documents, the SC is preventing the impeachment court from finding out the truth.

Corona, I thought there's nothing to hide?


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