Panama Papers

[Section_31]

I like the way the Icelandic people bounced onto the streets and caused some shit. British people are too polite and bovine to do anything about this. So indoctrinated and worn down by the system that we just bend over and take it. It would take something a lot bigger than this for the people to rise up.

People don't have a problem with it because they secretly admire it. It's all in the game.

[Jairzinho]

People don't have a problem with it because they secretly admire it. It's all in the game.

 

"If you had the money you'd do the same"

[Naz17]

Nah you're right, tax dodging is not news. Can't wait for it to be brushed under the carpet and never spoken about again.

Firstly it's not illegal to tax avoid. Which means there won't be any legal charges made. Secondly, who exactly is under fire over here? All we hear is with respect to Cameron's father with a very slight cross over to Cameron himself. I really don't see anything becoming of this in the UK because no one is implicated (yet).

[Jose Jones]

Firstly it's not illegal to tax avoid. Which means there won't be any legal charges made. Secondly, who exactly is under fire over here? All we hear is with respect to Cameron's father with a very slight cross over to Cameron himself. I really don't see anything becoming of this in the UK because no one is implicated (yet).

The City of London is the centre for money laundering and tax evasion. And it should be illegal, that's the whole point.

 

Then you have the cheek of the type of cunts who make the most out of these loopholes to cheat their way out of paying their fair share also being those who demonise the poor sick and out of work for being a drain on society.

[thegreatelephant]

yeah, nothing to see here. if you are a complete fucking cunt, that is. that's why the pig-fucker has had to put out 4 differently worded press releases in a day.

 

private matter. dead father. ed millband's dad was a traitor etc.

 

how dare these people face persecution? they'll leave if we are not careful.

[cloggypop]

Revolution is what is required.

[Stickman]

UEFA has been raided again today off the back of this.

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Fucking hell that place gets turned over more than Clint Eastwood's cell did in Escape from Alcatraz.

[Section_31]

Revolution is what is required.

I'm up for that, as soon as I stop washing my car and watching Channel 5.

[Spy Bee]

The Beeb doing it's bit to defend Cameron http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-35983222

[cloggypop]

That's really not defending Cameron at all.

[cloggypop]

I wonder why Cameron was trying to stop reforms in 2013?

 

http://politicalscrapbook.net/2013/06/conservative-party-donors-tax-havens/

[cloggypop]

First Dutch casualty. The commissioner of the ABN Amro (Dutch bank) has gone.

 

http://www.rtlz.nl/business/bedrijven/meerstadt-direct-weg-bij-abn-amro-na-publicatie-panama-papers

[Section_31]

I wonder why Cameron was trying to stop reforms in 2013?

 

http://politicalscrapbook.net/2013/06/conservative-party-donors-tax-havens/

He really is a despicable cunt.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

I'm not sure of the ins and outs of these avoidance schemes.

 

However, if my understanding of them are right, they're morally repugnant. Surely they cost money to set up. Initially, and then the solicitors fees, other fees etc.

 

Then these people in Panama, the Cayman Isles, the BVI's etc, who agree to act as directors or whatever of these shell companies, do they get a financial reward or incentive to do so? I'm presuming so.

 

So, as I understand it, they're paying some money, probably to rich people, to prevent a larger sum of money going to a system which helps run a country and may help poor people.

 

It stinks. Why not just pay all this money to the state anyway? It's better than nothing.

 

They need locking up. The lot of them.

[thegreatelephant]

Revolution is what is required.

gandhi or guns

 

because

 

breaking bread with the walking dead is a one-way road with no green cross code

[cloggypop]

Well, we could start by protesting outside Downing Street this Saturday and see where it goes

 

https://m.facebook.com/events/1587310231586811/

 

The Iceland one looked a right laugh and got instant results.

[cloggypop]

So, he did have a stake after all.

 

http://www.itv.com/news/2016-04-07/david-cameron-admits-he-had-a-30-000-stake-in-his-fathers-offshore-trust/

[Chairman Meow]

I am sure I am not alone in not being surprised at all by this revelation about the pig fucker.

[Rico1304]

I'm not sure of the ins and outs of these avoidance schemes.

However, if my understanding of them are right, they're morally repugnant. Surely they cost money to set up. Initially, and then the solicitors fees, other fees etc.

Then these people in Panama, the Cayman Isles, the BVI's etc, who agree to act as directors or whatever of these shell companies, do they get a financial reward or incentive to do so? I'm presuming so.

So, as I understand it, they're paying some money, probably to rich people, to prevent a larger sum of money going to a system which helps run a country and may help poor people.

It stinks. Why not just pay all this money to the state anyway? It's better than nothing.

They need locking up. The lot of them.

I know someone who was setting them up a few years ago to avoid paying stamp duty and they were about £40k.

[stringvest]

This is like pointing at a cockroach in Cameron's litchen while there's a herd of eleephants in the living room all trying to escape through a tiny window.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Don't know if this has been posted yet...

 

 

Page 7 - Tax-dodging scandal

Page 27 - How to dodge taxes

[stringvest]

Haha!

[Spy Bee]

#resigncameron is top trend on Twitter.

[Stickman]

That law firm Mossack Fonesca sounds like a new Police album

[Denny Crane]

David Cameron appoints Sir John Chilcot to lead inquiry into family’s tax affairs David Cameron has said he will be completely transparent about his family’s tax affairs, after appointing Sir John Chilcot to head the effort in making them public.

 

With the prime minister under increasing pressure to reveal whether he or his immediate family has ever benefitted financially from the use of offshore tax havens, he has moved swiftly to allay any public concerns. He told reporters, “If there’s one thing Sir John is renowned for, it’s bringing a swift resolution to matters that deeply interest the public, and I am confident this will be no different. “Sir John will have full access to our complete tax history, and as soon as he has documented his findings they will be made available to you, the public. “So let’s all just move on now, shall we?”

 

Sir John was asked about his new role, and admitted he was flattered to be asked. He told us, “I’m glad my track record in delivering public investigations is so warmly regarded, and I am looking forward to getting started. “I don’t want to set unrealistic expectations about publishing my findings, as there are literally several hours of work involved here. “So why don’t we just say summer 2045 to be on the safe side?”

 

 

http://newsthump.com/2016/04/07/david-cameron-appoints-sir-john-chilcot-to-lead-inquiry-into-familys-tax-affairs/