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To: KyrosL who wrote (82573)	11/2/2011 6:08:04 PM
From: TobagoJack	of 218262

yes, depending on amounts, either (a) apply to invest in an offshore project - the application for millions and hundreds of millions is less about investing in an off shore project if it concerns private money and more about exchanging rmb for whatever currency desired in the needed amount, assuming the bank has it - or (b) just buy some gold bars and move authorized gold bars to hong kong for sale, or just buy some foreign currency and remit as school fees or whatever for many, the money was always off shore, as income earned from int'l trading and kept offshore to begin with i think it is healthy to have assets here, there, and everywhere, and it is one of the genuinely useful natural rights, and that right must be unhindered, else the officialdom have you in their clutch as and when such genuinely useful natural rights are hindered by tyrannical legislation for the people by the people against other people, the slippery slope is in operation there is much we of hong kong can teach americans about true freedom and genuine liberty, for new zealand to be placed in the same league as hong kong in economic freedom is a sick joke

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