Typical reporting from The Guardian. Best summarized as, "how dare they enjoy freedom from regulations". The intro makes implied allegations, whereas the body

Typical reporting from The Guardian. Best summarized as, "how dare they enjoy freedom from regulations". The intro makes implied allegations, whereas the body of the article is long on disclaimers. >"...none of whom the Guardian alleges were involved in any wrongdoing or criminal activity" The final politically charged quote from a politician: >“We struggled for our freedom and we gained it. And why should we break our sovereignty and our own dignity by making us become slaves again by selling our own passport to other people?” How exactly does selling citizenship to high net-worth individuals make citizens of Vanuatu slaves? The hyperbole goes unchallenged as it fits TG's tired editorial agenda. There's room for political disagreements and editorial pieces. However, there should be at least a semblance of supporting arguments and evidence.