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Start with countries off-sides from the U.S. which aren't under international sanctions. Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, UAE, Uruguay, Fiji, Seychelles, Madagascar, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Laos, Myanmar....

Thanks, I'll check these out when I get a chance. Out of that list I would think UAE or Venezuela would be the safest?

Those two are powder kegs with lit fuses.

You need non-confiscatory political stability and citizens that understand how to civilization. Fiji/Seychelles are tiny, isolated paper statelets with backward/primitive natives.

That limits the list to Uruguay, with Laos and Myanmar tied for a very distant second place.

LMK if you need help down there. I love Tannat!

Thanks for pointing that out just checked.

Uruguay
http://www.state.gov/j/inl/rls/nrcrpt/2015/vol2/239113.htm

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Uruguay is considering amending its legislation to allow asset seizure without a conviction. Uruguay ... continue working with covered non-financial entities, and improve the management of seized assets and funds

I'll check the others later.

Maybe host mirrored exchange frontend with backend residing on IP2?

Well I can tell you Uruguay has the most relaxed marijuana laws in the world. Meaning they really have no criminalization for selling or cultivating. I don't mean little amounts I mean the sky is the limit.

Uruguay never misses a chance to give Team America World Police the middle finger.

That, plus the high degree of local education/civilization, makes it an (or possibly the most) ideal jurisdiction for BTC/XMR start-ups.

So what if they're "considering" allowing asset forfeiture? Any .gov can do that. No need to make perfect the enemy of good enough.