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Skybird · 09-17-21, 12:36 AM

Over here it will not be only transactions. But the jewelry of the wife in her box in the dressing room. The mans watch. Gold coins or bars stored in the private safe. Talk was about criminalising people selling these later on without having it registeted (not to do that might have been the reason why they bought it).
Stocks. Arts. Everything of value must be registered, and if during that you cannot prove you legally got it, it can be "confiscated" (stolen).

Helpless naked and completely at the mercy of the parties you should be.

Once they have their treasure map finished _ then the robbing and plundering begins.

Fighting money laundering,
pah. Only very stupid people believe such blatantly stupid lies.

Years ago you could have bought gold anonymously and pay cash to up to 15 thousand. Then they made it 10000, then 3000, now 1000. If you lost the bill g- not the gold but the bill! you might find it difficult to ever sell it again without having it examined by the police and maybe getting it confiscated.

Owners of something get criminalised, everybody is but under general suspicion as long as his innocece is not proven he now is guilty. The burden of evidence is on the accused, not on the accuser.

There were times when in our western law tradition it was the other way around.

09-17-21, 12:36 AM	#4
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,664 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Over here it will not be only transactions. But the jewelry of the wife in her box in the dressing room. The mans watch. Gold coins or bars stored in the private safe. Talk was about criminalising people selling these later on without having it registeted (not to do that might have been the reason why they bought it). Stocks. Arts. Everything of value must be registered, and if during that you cannot prove you legally got it, it can be "confiscated" (stolen). Helpless naked and completely at the mercy of the parties you should be. Once they have their treasure map finished _ then the robbing and plundering begins. Fighting money laundering, pah. Only very stupid people believe such blatantly stupid lies. Years ago you could have bought gold anonymously and pay cash to up to 15 thousand. Then they made it 10000, then 3000, now 1000. If you lost the bill g- not the gold but the bill! you might find it difficult to ever sell it again without having it examined by the police and maybe getting it confiscated. Owners of something get criminalised, everybody is but under general suspicion as long as his innocece is not proven he now is guilty. The burden of evidence is on the accused, not on the accuser. There were times when in our western law tradition it was the other way around. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 09-17-21 at 12:45 AM.