Exposed: EU's Secret Wealth Grab! Is Your Money Safe?

Check out our latest video discussing the European Union's new directive targeting unexplained wealth. While it may seem straightforward, there's more to it than meets the eye. Join us at OffshoreCorpTalk as we uncover the hidden agenda behind this directive and its potential impact on taxpayers.

From targeting criminals to potentially affecting regular individuals, this directive raises concerns about privacy and financial security. Join the discussion as we delve into the implications and share insights on how to protect your assets.
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[JohnnyDoe]

Has anyone been in the situation to get their assets and other belongings confiscated by an authority on false claims ?

Yes. It happens on a daily basis and they openly admit that their goal is to grab money. These thugs deserve less respect than thieves and fraudsters, because they steal your assets through brute force.

 

[myshufflemix]

This thread should be something you get thrown at you when you access OTC – it’s absurd if the tax authorities can just make up stories as they wish and then confiscate your things. Where are the human rights in our society? What can an ordinary person with some wealth do to protect themselves?

 

[Cloudbanck]

This thread should be something you get thrown at you when you access OTC – it’s absurd if the tax authorities can just make up stories as they wish and then confiscate your things. Where are the human rights in our society? What can an ordinary person with some wealth do to protect themselves?

Well, don't be a citizen of just one country, a resident of that country, and have your business and all assets in that country. Then that country got you - colloquially speaking - by the balls.

 

[CoinMaster]

Well, don't be a citizen of just one country, a resident of that country, and have your business and all assets in that country. Then that country got you - colloquially speaking - by the balls.

yeah it is important to have company in country A while resident in country B - that's much better.

 

[lory]

I know there are a lot of EU critics here on OCT, and I understand it’s easy to criticize such a large system. But the idea that tax authorities across the entire EU can confiscate your property is just too much.

But is this really an EU thing, or is it just that most EU countries have adopted this practice to pay off their national debts?

I’m aware that if you owe taxes in one EU country, they can now be collected in another if you move, but is that really because of the EU?

And what do you think will happen in non-EU countries once this wealth register is in place? Wouldn’t it be in every country’s interest to impose a wealth tax if the ultimate plan is to turn everyone with a regular job into slaves for the big system of a world government?

 

[dany]

When I read this thread and watch the video, I have to admit it all feels like doomsday, and it seems impossible to make money in Europe anymore without constantly worrying about dealing with the tax authorities or, even worse, having your entire fortune confiscated.

How do you protect yourself against this? It all seems overwhelming if you believe everything that’s been written on the topic.

 

[jafo]

When I read this thread and watch the video, I have to admit it all feels like doomsday, and it seems impossible to make money in Europe anymore without constantly worrying about dealing with the tax authorities or, even worse, having your entire fortune confiscated.

How do you protect yourself against this? It all seems overwhelming if you believe everything that’s been written on the topic.

Personally, I think a lot of money can be earned in the EU, but more than 90% of it will be spent on taxes, housing, insurance, food, services, etc.
If a person of above-average intelligence concentrates, they can easily generate revenues of more than €50K/month.
I do this "foreign investment" just to pay the "expenses" and feed the beast (main reason - wet their beaks), but with an original understanding that I will ONLY be taxed from locally derived income.

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My personal issue is that I don't owe anyone anything when

1. my client in, e.g., Panama sends me ¥100M
2. to manufacture a particular product for him in, e.g., Hangzhou, China,
3. where I have to move to Hangzhou for six months,
4. source the raw materials
5. and sleep on the factory floor for six months on an airbed to oversee the production, QA, QC, packing, logistics, etc.,

Panama does NOT claim I owe them anything.
China sure as H3LL doesn't want my profit (<10%)

So, why do dastardly, useless, unproductive, and unaffiliated gang members under the ruse of government who once were slave owners expect me to be their new & improved white slave and think they have the right to sodomize me financially?
I don't even want to live in their society or break bread with them. I can't stand them.
Still, if I go live where I want to live, they'll tell their FIs NOT to let me conduct business unless I become a low-paying wage slave laboring for Mega-Corps where NONE of the executives or shareholders are smarter, faster, stronger, etc than me?

Like why?
None of them can enforce their will on me one-on-one. Not even two or three against one. Why?

 

[dany]

Personally, I think a lot of money can be earned in the EU, but more than 90% of it will be spent on taxes, housing, insurance, food, services, etc.

So you mean that all people in the EU can only save 10% of what they earn?

 

[clemens]

Well, don't be a citizen of just one country, a resident of that country, and have your business and all assets in that country. Then that country got you - colloquially speaking - by the balls.

very good but some countries don't like you have your business in another country and the troubles start then.

 

[cuno]

So you mean that all people in the EU can only save 10% of what they earn?

There are some people here on OCT who are very negative and have a bleak outlook on the future and the EU - which may be justified. However, I choose to wait and see how things unfold. If I end up living as a bootlicker to politicians when I'm retired, then so be it.

 

[EliasIT]

A nice topic to remind that the EU WEF-leaders/puppets want to bring their citizens under total surveillance and slavery.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1702475877517279404

Whether that's exactly how it should be understood, I doubt it. But it’s becoming increasingly clear that just about every country in Europe has set out to reduce each citizen’s income to a minimal level to get them to work as much as possible.

One might begin to ask, though, what good this will do in the long run, over a 20- or even 50-year period. What is the goal of turning every individual in Europe into a slave of the capitalist system?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

What is the goal of turning every individual in Europe into a slave of the capitalist system?

“Imperialism, capitalism, fascism, neocolonialism, racism, man’s brutal exploitation of man in all its forms and manifestations, is approaching its end in humanity’s history, and their maddened lackeys know it; that is why their reactions are ever more desperate, more hysterical, more cynical, more impotent.”

Fidel Castro, 1961.

 

[EliasIT]

You are quoting a dictator like Fidel Castro in 1961, a time when the world looked completely different, and people feared that the Cold War was close to becoming a reality by 1984!

I think it’s quite bold to quote a dictator who himself was responsible for violence, rapes, torture, and other atrocities in an inhumane world when discussing prophecies about the EU, Europe, and the rest of the world. The two things don’t quite align. Since I know you are a great supporter of Russia and its form of government, it doesn't come as a surprise to me.

Your quoting of Fidel Castro may not exactly fit what I asked, even if I can see that "Imperialism, capitalism, fascism, neocolonialism, racism, man's brutal exploitation of man in all its forms and manifestations" could be an answer to my question. Still, it leaves part of the question open!

What is the end goal if we assume that the EU, along with the top 1%, is trying to make all of us ordinary people slaves of the global economic power? That we all just function as utility animals bringing more wealth to the richest? At some point, the wealthy and the powerful must have enough, right?

Or is it just a sadistic form of sadomasochism, where the top 1% have so little excitement in life that imposing a sort of total slave existence on the rest of the world's population arouses them more than sex does? Just as we see many of them inflict suffering on other people purely for their own pleasure?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

You should avoid resorting to ad hominem attacks, especially considering that Western views on Fidel are the result of half a century of U.S. propaganda.

Progress and growth, as dictated by the U.S., demand ever-increasing levels of power and control; what Fidel would have called “slavery.” Freedom is the number one enemy of this system. The EU is merely a tool in the hands of its masters.

 

[EliasIT]

It wasn't meant as an attack but rather as an observation. I fully understand what he meant and what you're quoting. Still, it doesn’t quite answer my question.

Let’s say the EU gets its way, everything progresses as they wish, and they achieve precisely what they want… people end up as slaves without the free will to manage their lives, and the EU expands (though I’m not sure what the end goal is). What then? At some point, they reach that goal, so what happens next? A collective purge of the population because they’re no longer needed, similar to what was done to the Jews? A ban on births? Or would the system just keep growing, and if so, toward what?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

What then? At some point, they reach that goal, so what happens next?

The goal is simply the survival of the system, which is doomed to fail, either by backlash or (more probably) stagnation.
Empires fall under the weight of their own bureaucracy, which feeds parasitism. When parasites become excessive, the host dies.

 

[cyprusbanker]

That’s a very extreme interpretation of the situation with the EU and tax authorities, in my opinion. But are there any examples of this happening? And I mean cases that don’t involve Russians, mafia bosses, or major criminals just ordinary people?

 

[Jorozey]

That’s a very extreme interpretation of the situation with the EU and tax authorities, in my opinion. But are there any examples of this happening? And I mean cases that don’t involve Russians, mafia bosses, or major criminals just ordinary people?

If you still believe that governments care about their people, then you're probably a big fan of fairy tales. But oh yeah you're a banker, that explains everything about your questions

P.S. When I see people nowadays relying on and trusting their governments and big corporations - I sincerely pity these people

 

[GF150]

Western views on Fidel are the result of half a century of U.S. propaganda.

Quite right. Just compare the level of culture, education, healthcare and even economic situation of Cubans compared to
those of the inhabitants of Haiti, Jamaica or Puerto Rico (US territory). And remember that Cuba has been subject to US economic sanctions for over half a century now. Brave people they are. "Patria o Muerte. Venceremos!" they say.

 

[Jade33]

very good but some countries don't like you have your business in another country and the troubles start then.

Even in EU, they want to promote this open border, fast company creation option but once you do and oh my it is in a country with lower taxes, it is seen as suspicious and even fraudulent. They want to create Utopia in their vision but the rules only work in their favor