Posted on 03/27/2013 4:17:15 PM PDT by NoLibZone
Robert Siegel talks to Joseph Cotterill, writer for the Financial Times, about what may happen if the European Union's bailout plan for Cyprus succeeds and which country may be poised to take on the role as the next Cayman Islands of Eastern Europe.
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yes They want Wesytern law.
Tha factors that depositors look for is liberal tax laws and English Legal system.
yes
They want Western law
The depositors just got western law shoved up their a****.
Latvia?
Cyprus is a continuation of the Greek bailout.
The dues have been paid. There is no reason to go elsewhere. The reasons for deposits there are still in effect. The insurance fee is already paid
Tell that to the Russian mob. They were ripped off twice. Maybe three times.
Nah, evidence shows they were given the chance to sneak their money out of Cyprus this week to avoid any unpleasant incidents involving Eurocrats and sharp-tipped umbrellas. :)
Cyprus is under communist rule. How ironic, don’t you think?
Yeah. No one ever got rich trying to steal from the Russian mob.
Correct.
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