PR has a corrupt government that bankrupted their island, billions in debt and looking for a bailout. When you live under that kind of corruption it's best to have a bug out plan.
Let me add to that, if you live in kali you should prep to leave. They have so much debt a big disaster would ruin the state.
They are deeply in debt so where does the money come from to rebuild?
Just saying PR and Kali are in the same boat so my opinion is be ready to jump ship.
Correct off course.......but to reiterate a point I made some time ago, the government is so backward and corrupt that even given the rule of American law and one of the most ideal climates in the world they have failed to capatilize on the advantages preferring to live more akin to a 3rd world country. My mother used to contend that people from warm climates get accustom to easy living and there societies become lazy. That explains the dominance northwestern Europe cultures have exhibited over the world. If you can get by living in a cardboard box you are not likely to be motivated to build a brick house and if you can be warm in the winter there is no reason to put up fire wood. There is no reason PR isn't equal or superior to Hawaii in quality of life or infrastructure. It is closer to the eastern and southern coasts than Hawaii, agraculture should be adaquate to produce exportable surpluses and the tourism should be world class. With the criminality and uncertainty of other Caribbean islands, the rule of law alone should give a US territory an advantage in the tourist trade not to even mention advantages for people to retire there.
I was curious about what you were talking about and read up on the bill that was actually signed. The number is 12.5% (20% had been proposed) and it relates to corporations incorporated in the "Commonwealth" (off Puerto Rico) and owned by US corporations. It has been a tax loophole for 20 years that was closed. It has no direct effect on actual US Corporations only on Puerto Rican corps owned by us corps established to avoid US taxes. It is strictly a US tax accounting issue that can easily be remedied by reabsorbing the shell offshore corps back into there US owners or by PR amending there Corporate busisness code. So the way I see it Puerto Rico wants to keep the autonomy to do the things they want while crying because they are treated differently than an American state. On one hand they want to act as a sovereign country until they want or need something, then they want to be a US protectorate. it is a straw fish or cut bait issue. The effective tax rate reduction from 35 to 21% more than makes up for the lost tax loophole.
What have your lifes accomplishment been Doyou have your own jet? or??? Idiots do not have their own jets.
