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Fact-Checking Rogan and Musk
nice try... only redacted portions of a few the 400 tax returns Trump files each year were accessible to the public after the Ways and Means committee release them -
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I can only hope the violence toward Trump voters doesn't escalate.
Why didn’t this prediction take place in 2016? You must certainly remember the uproar how Trump will get us into WW3. Never happened. -
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Flyin to Australia With 18 Year old Son
So put that in your first post so people understand correctly. Then comments can be relevant. With 'not correct' details then others who are trying to be helpful, can post relevant info. -
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Fact-Checking Rogan and Musk
post it to pattayasan, it's/he's the one that claimed trump never showed them, not me -
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I can only hope the violence toward Trump voters doesn't escalate.
On Aug 9, 2024, Reuters published an extensive investigation of political violence in America since Biden's inauguration. Political violence in polarized U.S. at its worst since 1970s "Of the 14 fatal political attacks since the Capitol riot in which the perpetrator or suspect had a clear partisan leaning, 13 were right-wing assailants. One was on the left." https://archive.ph/QievU#selection-2609.147-2609.321 I note that evenkeel's post only expresses concern for Trump supporters even though it's clear that Democratic voters are more at risk. -
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Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
Yes - but I did not want to provide too much detail in my response in my above posts. But since you raise the point ..... Singapore/HK/Switzerland were only applicable for maybe 20% of my frozen assets (by the brokerage & bank in Canada) ... that could be transferred to them (but I did not). 80% were in what is known in Canada as a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) [similar conceptually I think, to a US 401k] . This is a tax free account, where money is taxed only when it is withdrawn from the account. One can NOT transfer such a registered account to Singapore/HK/Switzerland without paying a massive amount of tax for the one shot transfer ... ie likely 50% tax ON THE ENTIRE AMOUNT likely due to the very large amount of money involved. So another approach was needed. And I am happy that the Thai TIN I provided IS legal. The Thailand RD official said as much himself, with the caveat it was not active for online tax submission. So I passed that exact same information to the Canadian financial institutions which they were perfectly happy to accept. They were told the TIN is not yet active. That saved me paying 50% tax on a VERY large amount of money. -
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