Its hard to be continually enthralled by the news and views that are out there for splendid perusal. The world is such a tough place. The big players are so demonstrably sparkling and barren, jaundiced and hypocritical, universally good and admired. A tough game life. Played smartly by the fit and the survivors. It is good to be a survivor. It is good to be a winner.
First everybody’s favorite little tax story. Look at the leverage. Look at the competition for stateless entities. And some don’t really like to game and trump the system. All for the greater good. Always and forever. And smartness and toughness is no crime. Let me in on the action.
David Kocieniewski in the New York Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/25/business/economy/25tax.html?scp=1&sq=David%20%20Kocieniewski&st=cse
From The Week Magazine:
http://theweek.com/article/index/213728/who-leads-the-war-in-libya
Surely there are rational informed people who understand international relations and the greater good and mutual respect and the concerns of men and women of good will everywhere.
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Men good and true.
Its hard to be continually enthralled by the news and views that are out there for splendid perusal. The world is such a tough place. The big players are so demonstrably sparkling and barren, jaundiced and hypocritical, universally good and admired. A tough game life. Played smartly by the fit and the survivors. It is good to be a survivor. It is good to be a winner.
First everybody’s favorite little tax story. Look at the leverage. Look at the competition for stateless entities. And some don’t really like to game and trump the system. All for the greater good. Always and forever. And smartness and toughness is no crime. Let me in on the action.
David Kocieniewski in the New York Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/25/business/economy/25tax.html?scp=1&sq=David%20%20Kocieniewski&st=cse
From The Week Magazine:
http://theweek.com/article/index/213728/who-leads-the-war-in-libya
Surely there are rational informed people who understand international relations and the greater good and mutual respect and the concerns of men and women of good will everywhere.
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