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Why do UK taxpayers fund the Cayman Islands who have a surplus. UK debt is £2.2 trillion? - source - Bloomberg.
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Caymanian prisoners who are dangerous are sent to the UK to do their sentence at the UK taxpayer's expense.

Join EPACI to level up the way the two jurisdictions provide rights to each others citizens

https://epaci.ky/register

Expat Association of the Cayman Islands – – EPACI.ky WelcomeMembership numbers…See our Membership total, this is a live display we currently have 745 members. Our site opened on the 4th October 2021. To all of our members, please share, like and comment on social media to gain as much traction as we can. If you ‘refresh’ the page, you can see th...

The UK is £2.2trillion in debt with a15% deficit. So why does the UK taxpayer, trudging down his rain sodden street pay tax to fund things in the Cayman Islands? Why does he pay tax all his life so a Caymanian family can send their child to University in the UK for the same price as him, while they do not contribute to the UK economy? - Other Nationalities have to pay approx double for their children to go to Uni in the UK?
Join EPACI to help level up rights in both jurisdictions so Work permits are reduced in cost and the same costs are applied to benefit from education, health and more...

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Unfortunately, someone within the Cayman Islands decided to pay Cyber Criminals to attack our website over the last weekend with a DDOS attack. We have had to mitigate this.
We were bombarded with http requests to the site numbering in the millions.
This is now under control but you may face a few second delay prior to being allowed to access the site as our security works its magic.

It is just really sad that someone from within Cayman is prepared to pay to silence free speech.

The good news is, we now have over 700 members on the site - enough to literally get elected to Parliament in Cayman, in fact enough to displace some MPs in Government here - including McKeeva Bush.

It's important that with ever more divisive and discriminatory policies and even legislation in the Islands expats have a voice. If you don't want to like or comment on posts here on Facebook (because it will identify you in public) feel free to go to the website and join anonymously.

Our Mission statement can be found here.

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