a funny news I learned today from a local newspaper. It may be that the news does not reflect exactly what happened, as it is reported, however, the case is to be a great laugh (laughing is always good because it brings more oxygen to the blood); at the end of the laugh, though, would it be to make a reflection.
Five Nigerians have convinced a couple of entrepreneurs in the mythical north-east to be able to multiply the 50 notes, 100 and 500 €, using an oil produced by a magical wizard lived in France. Now, the five are wanted for fraud or something.
Scam? Where is the scam?
If those nice young men will be convicted, I hope you are all those parents who tell their children that Santa Claus exists.
How do you believe that you can multiply your money?
I condemn these two entrepreneurs: first, take away their right to "entrepreneurs" (a child who believes in Santa Claus, the entrepreneur can not do, she can be an entrepreneur who believes that money can be multiplied, what's the magic) and then forces them to attend a course, with strict final exam on how to produce the money the Mint.
In the end, take all under the rule (I say this as a citizen that pays taxes), the two contractors would work them to the mint (shipyards, however, if it were demonstrated their bad faith), while the five pranksters Nigerian them would use to hunt down tax evaders or those who are "strangers" to the tax or "disappeared" from it.
all depends on exactly how things are and what tools they have in hand the law judges to deal with it.
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