Back in the '60s and '70s, you know, tax evasion or pushing back against taxation, it was...
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Back in the '60s and '70s, you know, tax evasion or pushing back against taxation, it was kind of seen as antiestablishment, so
you know, The Rolling Stones and Phil Collins, all these
people kind of going offshore, going away, it was seen as a
sort of rebellious thing to do
you know, The Rolling Stones and Phil Collins, all these
people kind of going offshore, going away, it was seen as a
sort of rebellious thing to do
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- Back in the '60s and '70s,
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you know, tax evasion or pushing back
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against taxation, it was kind of seen
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as antiestablishment, so
you know, The Rolling Stones
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and Phil Collins, all these
people kind of going offshore,
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going away, it was seen as a
sort of rebellious thing to do.
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Movie Summary
How Britain transformed from an imperial power to a financial power.
![- [Narrator] Today,
offshore is the way elites - The Spider's Web: Britain's Second Empire](https://clip.cafe/img400/narrator-today-offshore-the-way-elites.jpg)
![- [Narrator] Accountants form the backbone - The Spider's Web: Britain's Second Empire](https://clip.cafe/img400/narrator-accountants-form-the-backbone.jpg)
