CNN: ‘It’s time to limit how often we can travel abroad – ‘Carbon Passports’ may be the answer’ – ‘Drastic changes to our travel habits are inevitable’ – Suggests restrictions will be ‘forced’ upon public.

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CNN: ‘It’s time to limit how often we can travel abroad – ‘Carbon Passports’ may be the answer’ – ‘Drastic changes to our travel habits are inevitable’ – Suggests restrictions will be ‘forced’ upon public. (wattsupwiththat.com)

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Yeah, that's what they are going to do. Its also cheap and easy to found an LLC in the US. Congratulations, you now are traveling to meet a consultant any time you want to travel.

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Its also cheap and easy to found an LLC in the US. Congratulations, you now are traveling to meet a consultant any time you want to travel.

Oy vey goyim! The exemption is only for C corporations with gross annual revenues of $6 gorrillion shekels and up. Your silly little LLC doesn't qualify for the unrestricted air travel pass.

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Well shit. Guess it's time to invest in other useful things then.

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