> None of the above attempts to wage war (militarily if need be) on the actual tax havens. Wage a military war against tax havens? Is that in an attempt to ob

> None of the above attempts to wage war (militarily if need be) on the actual tax havens. Wage a military war against tax havens? Is that in an attempt to obtain other people's money? I don't think you really understand the issue. Tax avoidance is, by definition, legal in the US. Tax evasion is the problem. If you don't know today who is engaging in tax evasion, how will military strikes on Ireland and Bermuda ferret those people out and make them pay? Do you have the particular law offices and bank locations mapped out on GPS to strike with tomahawks?