[bunster]

re: The mouse that roared

Your comment caused me to go look up Liechtenstein.

Found the following interesting as it sounds like Delaware’s model. (38,000 or so citizens)

“Despite its limited natural resources, Liechtenstein is one of the few countries in the world with more registered companies than citizens . . .”

[greeneyes]

Michael Flynn Jr. says this is a must read article:

Back in 2014, I worked freelance for a public relations firm in New York City. It was there that I met an unusual woman. I didn’t know many lawyers or Texans, but I knew better than to chalk up her qualities to either her profession or her home. It’s rare that I encounter someone who I’m afraid to argue with, because of her sheer brain power and towering personal rectitude. But this was such a person. ..snip..
https://stream.org/i-know-sidney-powell-she-is-telling-the-truth/

[TheDog]

Interdasting...

[outinyellowdogcountry]

Two of my daughters visited Lichentenstein castle when they did a study abroad program in Germany. That castle is something. South of Germany. Tiny country probably easily used by deeps.

[Mama25]

re: The mouse that roared Your comment caused me to go look up Liechtenstein. Found the following interesting as it sounds like Delaware’s model. (38,000 or so citizens) “Despite its limited natural resources, Liechtenstein is one of the few countries in the world with more registered companies than citizens . . .”

Lichtenstein is a tax haven, is it not?