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To: veritas2002

I know what you feel like. The wife and I decided months ago that if Oslimey won we would shut down our business. A business that provides a reasonable living for six families. A business that pays a crazy amount of taxes and we paid enough personal income taxes last year to live on for three years.

Knowing all we know now concerning upcoming increases in taxes we have decided to shut it down and go full retirement. The only question now is whether we stay in this country as well as keep our money here or in a foreign bank.

The fiscal cliff is coming and the crash when we hit bottom is going to be suicidal for this country. I know how to get the money out of the country, I just don’t know which country we want to move to.


11 posted on 11/06/2012 11:51:19 PM PST by biff (WAS)
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To: biff

One needn’t worry about Obamacare and not getting healthcare services needed if you’ve been diligent and have saved your money (unlike most of the young who haven’t a dime to their name).

There are off-shore medical facilities - cash only in many cases - provided by American trained MDs ad others for cardiac, orthopaedic and all sorts of other medical services required by older people like us.

Also, I’d like to hear more about taking money off shore to protect it.


40 posted on 11/07/2012 12:14:01 AM PST by veritas2002
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To: biff

Shrugging may be the only viable answer. Starve Leviathan so as to speed collapse, then maybe people will learn. I always thought Galt was a little evil for not only sitting idly but intentionally trying to wreck the US economy. Maybe he was right.


61 posted on 11/07/2012 12:43:18 AM PST by Tublecane
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