It's the biggest boost in the arm for the tax abuse industry that it's had in a long time.
"What these countries are doing is signalling to major corporations that it is business as normal for the tax abuse industry, whatever the OECD is saying," he said.
With as much as $585 billion also spent subsidizing the child abuse industry, so it's no wonder some unethical abuse industry professionals cash in by keeping the public in danger and placing children in dangerous homes.
But the child-sex-abuse industry aside, I wonder whether the most enthusiastic readers of this book might, in fact, be paedophiles?
Phone operators will be responsible for checking suspected abuse, but industry sources say this raises many practical difficulties, such as checking residence when a British student is doing a six-month course in Germany.
The revelations drew a variety of responses, from claims that it reflected "fowl play" and abuse, to industry representatives arguing that the poor conditions "are not an accurate representation of the health and welfare of today's broiler chickens".
Substance abuse: Our industry is awash in alcohol and other substances that founders and tech workers are encouraged to consumer freely for bonding, as a social crutch and for performance optimization.
As the marine ecosystem reels under the six decades of abuse by industry and public neglect, finally scientists in this field are bringing enlightened information to bear that just might light a fire under some in governmental agencies that might attempt some regulation to mitigate this lethal course.
DeNicola has a tough time wrangling all the pieces of the Big Star story, which includes personal turmoil, substance abuse, music industry corruption, the Southern fine-arts scene and more, and it doesn't help that many of the Big Star principals are dead, including co-founders and creative forces Alex Chilton and Chris Bell.
Both weathered physical abuse, record-industry greed, controversy (more on that soon), and the decline of disco, the genre that catapulted them to fame.
And Amazon has shown, again and again, that it has little interest in battering its customers, even if it is more than happy to abuse the industries whose products it sells.
