It's incredible how invested you are in these discussions, but you do contribute to the entertainment.
are you serious, you live with all this? I would not be able to do so. Starlink is getting massive negative reviews about their service on trustpilot. If you have to live where all this is required to stay connected to the rest of the world I seriously think again.What is “nothing”?
What are the essential tools for business?
Internet: starlink.
Electricity: self production.
Office: you can build a skyscraper in those places with the budget of an apartment in Geneva.
Sad to see people accepting to give up freedom for “security” and “services”.
And that is why YOU shouldn't!I can sadly not.
, so I do NOT! Thank God we have the "freedom" of choice to choose what suits us (no pun intended)I can sadly not.
you say @dany is gay ?, so I do NOT! Thank God we have the "freedom" of choice to choose what suits us (no pun intended)
Starlink works perfectly for me, I only get short outages during heavy rainfall. Perfect on the sea too.are you serious, you live with all this? I would not be able to do so. Starlink is getting massive negative reviews about their service on trustpilot. If you have to live where all this is required to stay connected to the rest of the world I seriously think again.
It's good if you can live like that with that, but I can sadly not.
you say @dany is gay ?
Wow, it looks like your reading comprehension skills decided to take a day off!My Godmother's son is as gay as a two-dollar bill! Flies through all of Africa to get sodomized by the BIGGEST
It’s not a matter whether there are legal foundations for this, which I consider normal. The issue is that Switzerland decided to participate in sanctions, breaking their neutrality.legal foundations for sanctioned persons assets confiscation exist from 2002.
If it benefits them, they'll unequivocally do it!It’s not a matter weather there are legal foundations for this, which I consider normal. The issue is that Switzerland decided to participate in sanctions, breaking their neutrality.
There are some good reads about this topic. Like this oneWas speaking to one of my closest friends - Swiss based in Grindelwald have a family hotel - selling up and not intending to keep there funds in Switzerland - reason given : Switzerland has changed in their view and the Swiss gov is leaning towards collectivism since Covid as well as trying to control more of their lives
The neutrality of Switzerland was centuries ago when it was surrounded by powers at war with each other. Back then, the conclusion of the Swiss was simple: "Wenn zwei sich streiten, freut sich der Dritte." (When two fight, a third one wins.) Years passed since then and with the end of the world wars, there was more and more "peace" in Europe and the UN was very happy with the cartels of the governments. There is just one problem, cartels are bad for competition and they also turned out to be bad for Switzerland who no longer was the one not participating in the fight but became a party of the fight of the EU against the countries not collaborating as they wish.It’s not a matter whether there are legal foundations for this, which I consider normal. The issue is that Switzerland decided to participate in sanctions, breaking their neutrality.
#Bingo!There are some good reads about this topic. Like this one
Political settlements as a violent process: deconstructing the relationship between political settlements and intrinsic, instrumental and resultant forms of violence
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317605576Many countries are doing this, Isreal, China, USSR, etc. You have some minority that you do not like and you just settle your own people in this area to gain a majority there. That's what the EU did with Switzerland too. Germans and French already make up for a big part of the administration in Switzerland and many are to be naturalised within the next few years.
After the EU forcefully resettled all their law-abiding citizens to Switzerland, what do you expect the place to become?
The neutrality of Switzerland was centuries ago when it was surrounded by powers at war with each other. Back then, the conclusion of the Swiss was simple: "Wenn zwei sich streiten, freut sich der Dritte." (When two fight, a third one wins.) Years passed since then and with the end of the world wars, there was more and more "peace" in Europe and the UN was very happy with the cartels of the governments. There is just one problem, cartels are bad for competition and they also turned out to be bad for Switzerland who no longer was the one not participating in the fight but became a party of the fight of the EU against the countries not collaborating as they wish.
If you want neutrality, you need to look further.
in the USA.Isreal
All over the world!
It mainly is hard for Chinese to understand. Most of them want to take out the money of China. Various rails have been closed already, some are still open. In any case, he probably good a good markup on his RMB in China while another Chinese was happy to take out his money for a lower "fee"PS. Most of Law Kin Chong's wealth is repatriated back to China, which is something so hard for Westerners to understand since he "obviously" fled "communist China," so why stash his money in a dystopian society?
It mainly is hard for Chinese to understand. Most of them want to take out the money of China. Various rails have been closed already, some are still open. In any case, he probably good a good markup on his RMB in China while another Chinese was happy to take out his money for a lower "fee"
https://www.nzz.ch/english/triad-money-laundering-is-fueling-canadas-fentanyl-nightmare-ld.1814726
Opium War Revenge!Chinese triads’ money laundering schemes are fueling Canada’s fentanyl nightmare
Well, you could say a lot about it, they’re planning to work with Russia to stay somewhat out of trouble, and you’re planning to move there, so what’s the difference?This is Switzerland today: CERN Council decides to conclude cooperation with Russia and Belarus in 2024
In Asia the entrepreneurial individuals in the mountainous regions of Burma and Laos operating casinos and investment opportunities love starlink…are you serious, you live with all this? I would not be able to do so. Starlink is getting massive negative reviews about their service on trustpilot. If you have to live where all this is required to stay connected to the rest of the world I seriously think again.
It's good if you can live like that with that, but I can sadly not.
CERN (supposedly a science institution) decided, based on political reasons, to:Well, you could say a lot about it, they’re planning to work with Russia to stay somewhat out of trouble, and you’re planning to move there, so what’s the difference?
Good for you.I’m not sure I follow all the comments and thoughts on OCT regarding Switzerland. I’ve lived here for a long time, and for me, it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made for my finances, not only because of the tax benefits but also for some personal advantages I won’t go into detail about here on the forum. It’s been a huge life changer.
impressiveIn Asia the entrepreneurial individuals in the mountainous regions of Burma and Laos operating casinos and investment opportunities love starlink…
That's not new I believe it has been like that always or do you know if they ever had their own will without influence of the USA?We can therefore conclude that in Switzerland not only the once acclaimed banking sector but also science is subject to the influence of the USA and the EU.