Hope of reward should not determine your honesty!
(Yeah, I know that goes against the teachings of most religions...)
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Originally posted by Dark Black View Post
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Originally posted by billybiro View PostBut until that happened, if it ever did, you'd live like a king.
I'd take my chances.
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I remember when my stock portfolio went up by a huge amount, in fact it had gone down by a huge amount a couple of years earlier, and then later I got a letter asking me to justify where all that "wealth" had come from. That was in Switzerland where I simply declared my portfolio as you do on a routine basis.
In other words if you found 70 million on a pavement and it ends up as part of your wealth someone is going to be asking questions.
...and if you suddenly appear in another country then at some point you are going to be filling out a tax return and you will be living in a big house and you work as a cleaner, someone is going to be asking you some difficult questions.
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Originally posted by The Castle Cary Fairy View PostI think forefront of my mind, should I decide to trouser the gold, would be the possibility that somebody from some rather nasty criminal cartel would be pursuing me to the ends of the earth to get his swag back.
And when he finally found me, I would meet a very sticky end.
I'd take my chances.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostBukakke party
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Originally posted by The Castle Cary Fairy View PostI think forefront of my mind, should I decide to trouser the gold, would be the possibility that somebody from some rather nasty criminal cartel would be pursuing me to the ends of the earth to get his swag back.
And when he finally found me, I would meet a very sticky end.
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Originally posted by Dark Black View Post
And when he finally found me, I would meet a very sticky end.
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