I understand that the Army is planning renewable energy projects with an energy capacity valued at $7 billion in the coming years.
Carl Levin
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What you are asking for is very reasonable in terms of this additional $26 billion just for defense and $56 billion overall for defense and non-defense.
This goes to the heart of the matter. If they want to operate here and they are bound by our laws...
It is an unacceptable explanation. That is their explanation. It should not be your explanation.
Now the Swiss banks sought out U.S. clients. They traveled here. They sold Swiss secrecy to U.S. taxpayers.
That is a terrible admission, by the way, that enforcing a subpoena does not have effects.
Every time, just about every time here that a reason is provided for a problem in trying to get names, it comes back to a refusal or reluctance or some act of obstruction by the Swiss Government or a Swiss court.
The point is that you were denied access to those names after making a treaty request by a Swiss court; is that correct?
They should be subject to U.S. transparency and not shielded by Swiss secrecy.
It is all about the names. It is not about the hints. It is not about a treasure hunt.
I cannot think of anything much more egregious in this area than a bank telling a customer, helping a customer to open up an account in a shell corporation account in some tax haven.
Was the major mission--not significant portion, major mission--of those detailed attorneys tax enforcement?
If the main mission is to do the same thing they were doing here, you do not detail.
While we have all of these actions that we need to enforce our tax laws, everything has been frozen now.
The Swiss Government was "very surprised" by the indictment because we that is, the Swiss, understood there to be an implicit agreement.





