I wouldn't sweat that law too much spongebob, if South American banks started ratting out their private, and even corporate clients to Uncle Sam half of these countries would collapse. Uncle Sam has no way to verify whether a foreign bank is telling the truth or not, so I'm going to guess if John Doe has a 6 or 7 figure savings account then the manager of that bank is going to do everything in their power to make sure John Doe and his friends continue to keep their cash there so they can continue to use it to manipulate the value of their currencies and bonds.




Edited by pyth0n - 12 July 2012 at 12:23

Originally posted by Gringo.Floripa Avoiding the question, I see.    Tells me all I need to know about Ray the Hamster.

Edited by Amsterdam - 13 July 2012 at 01:12

I would be willing to pay for your ticket to Wall Street if you will do what you say.
Give an extra slap for me especially to the directors of GS.

Originally posted by Esprit So let me get this clear: printing money is to dilute the value of money therefore stocks and gold rise in value to compensate for the depreciation cause by dilution.

Every home should have one! 

Originally posted by pyth0n I wouldn't sweat that law too much spongebob, if South American banks started ratting out their private, and even corporate clients to Uncle Sam half of these countries would collapse. Uncle Sam has no way to verify whether a foreign bank is telling the truth or not, so I'm going to guess if John Doe has a 6 or 7 figure savings account then the manager of that bank is going to do everything in their power to make sure John Doe and his friends continue to keep their cash there so they can continue to use it to manipulate the value of their currencies and bonds.

Haha, I'm not a "private" client. I don't have that much money. Even now Mr. Python, you, as an American, are at a disadvantage in this world just due to the fact of where you were born. There are things that Brazilians can do that Americans can't. When I discovered this, I didn't want to be American anymore. And no, I'm not talking about anything illegal.

Since I've already applied or citizenship here, I think I'm just going to wait it out and then relinquish US Citizenship since many people say it's better and it doesn't cost $450. (I don't want to pay since I didn't ask to be born there). Do some fact-finding research. I would hate to be an American in Europe now. They can only open checking accounts.. if they are lucky.