vanuatu

Incidentally, Vanuatu is a place with zero income taxes (unless you're a landlord), happy people, and good weather.

I don't think that the Vanuatu or the Fiji are a huge threat on the global scale.

It's not an uncontacted tribe, but tribes from Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands.

See my post up-thread for a table: Bulgaria and Vanuatu hit 14.1c.

I had the fortune to go to Vanuatu in 2000 with a group from our club.

It identified Bislama - pidgin English from Vanuatu - as Indonesian.

In 2000, we went to Vanuatu and stayed in a mansion, hardly as severe, but we did do some technological firsts.

I participated in one expedition to Vanuatu with five other guys from our radio club (the Prairie Dx Group) in which we flew from Chicago.

Find a nice island paradise (I hear Vanuatu is nice this time of year) and do your business from a country that has no extradition treaty with the US.

Cook Island Ascension Island Iran Venezuela Cuba Galapagos/Easter Islands Vanuatu Eastern Ukraine Syria Lebanon Iraq Iqaluit Antarctica, as South as the South Pole Tristan de Cunha The range of the ground stations are under 1500 miles and I really don't know where people are getting the idea that the lasers don't work.

Someone owns trademark.com, somebody else owns "The Trademark" in Vanuatu.

I have drank a fair amount of that; Before "survivor" went there I think it was the only thing the country of Vanuatu was widely known for.

Yes everyone can see you set up the strawman that “high taxes cause economic growth.” No one claimed this, and so no one will respond directly to your “rebuttal.” The US has significantly higher taxes than Vanuatu, and higher growth.

A recent example was cyclone Pam which resulted in a tremendous amount of devastation to Vanuatu.

Sure, though there are plenty of small government countries out there that aren't hell-holes (eg Vanuatu).

The most expensive minimum price is 14.1c/msg in Vanuatu, then 8.3c/msg in Mexico (also its maximum).