The Two Little Pigs (One was Eaten)
July 29, 2013 By: Bobby Casey, Managing Director GWP Today, I want to share a comparative case study between three business partners: two of which are asset protection clients of mine, and one who decided asset protection planning was unnecessary. I am not telling you this to say that if the third little pig chose […]
Detroit: Why Pay for Nothing?
July 26, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher Most people, regardless of their political bent, take issue with paying into a system that offers nothing in return. In a follow-up to what could potentially rise from Detroit’s bankruptcy ashes, I examine how the local governments have swiftly been demoted from a force to be reckoned with, […]
Offshore Re-education Camp: Lesson 6
July 23, 2013 By: Paul Seymour, Director of Client Services WARNING: THINKING MAN’S CONTENT TO FOLLOW. THE DHS MANDATES THAT WE WARN US CITIZENS AGAINST READING SUCH MATERIAL UNDER PENALTY OF UP TO 5 YEARS IN PRISON, A $250,000 FINE, OR BOTH. ALL OTHERS CAN PARTAKE AS THEY PLEASE. I was recently asked to start […]
Trust Me! I’m From the IRS…
July 22, 2013 By: Brian Mahany, Contributor and Tax Attorney Whether deliberate or an “honest” mistake on the part of a bloated system, the IRS has reneged on some of the amnesty approval letters issued to offshore account holders. Back in the early 80’s, I was a police officer while attending law school in New […]
What Will Rise from Detroit’s Ashes?
July 19, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher The market, much like gravity, has its laws… and will ultimately have its way. Detroit is no exception. Propped up by our once successful auto industry, and investor faith in it, the weight of Detroit’s unions and over-extension in public sector employment and benefits proved to be more […]
IRS & State Department To Begin “Cooperating”
July 17, 2013 By: Brian Mahany, Contributing Writer With the passing of FATCA, it’s imperative to get in compliance with your taxes, lest your passport application or renewal get held up! The right hand is starting to talk to the left, and there will be serious implications for not just passport applications, but even citizenship […]
CYA: Cover Your Assets
July 16, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher If you’re reading this, then protecting your assets is likely a top priority for you… as well it should be! Asset protection starts with privacy protection, and privacy protection starts with identity protection. When we talk about property rights and protecting your assets, perhaps it’s worth clarifying that […]
Offshore Re-education Camp: Lesson 5
July 10, 2013 By: Paul Seymour, Director of Client Services I was recently asked to start doing a periodic radio broadcast on Radio Free Latin America (RFLA), called Offshore Re-education Camp. It’s being piped in to the USSA from a secret location south of the border via short wave radio signals. The aim of RFLA […]
Email Privacy in Light of the NSA Whistleblower
July 9, 2013 By: Zafar Khan, Contributing Writer www.RPost.com There has been quite a buzz around the power of the alleged NSA eavesdropping considering the insights that the NSA Whistleblower, Edward Snowden, presented to the American public. The NSA Whistleblower exposed how our digital identities are being captured, stored, analyzed, and categorized, allegedly by NSA, […]
Open Letter to South America
July 8, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher In light of recent events, where the US government called for the forced landing of the Bolivian flight carrying President Evo Morales — whereby detaining his cabinet, crew and him for hours while officials in Austria conducted an illegal search of Bolivian sovereign space — I have a […]
