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Originally Posted by MargaretR
I think he chose Hong Kong because corruption is endemic there, and all he needs is a sizeable backhander to the authorities. He still has royalties from his music I presume.
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Corruption has been a perennial problem in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong of the post-war years represented what appeared to have become an intractable case of a society in which corruption was entrenched as part of political, economic and social life. . |
Its said that he has something in the region of £50,000 a year coming in, in royalties from record sales around the world. Its quite obvious that some people are still prepared to buy his records, but I think he will eventually end up back over here
