The Panama Papers seem to have nibbled at people’s moral judgement just to be discarded in time for breakfast. (It happens all the time, doesn’t it?)
So, people, the populace, the mass or the mob if you like, would certainly be better off if they thought more carefully about unearthly matters rather than be bothered about tax being dodged by either unfledged politicians or rich tycoons, or maybe not so wealthy ones.
More specifically, putting someone in the pillory just because he or she may have gone as far as taking unnecessary risks to lay away life-long savings in warmer seas reeks of the green eyed monster or at least of cheap innuendo.
Trying to understand how the financial cog gets stuck in the equity wheel might be at a premium for those unaware of how an IBC is established or what a Memorandum is all about.
Thus, the man in the unlettered street and shoddy journalists are kindly advised to turn their attention to more crucial issues: like Pamela Anderson’s au peau d’orange, flaccid arse or Madonna’s encroaching dementia.
Claxv
Notwithstanding PMs, that is chum!
MPs should not be blamed just because they are public figures and can not get away with it, when thousands of high-profile corporate individuals have somehow established that avoiding tax is the rule.