Hats off to the 376 reporters from more than 100 news outlets and 80 countries around the world! The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) parked their egos and worked together for a year to report on the corruption of several world leaders, making for the biggest blockbuster story of this or any news cycle. The resultant Panama Papers have uncovered political deception and a conspiracy to hide tax monies in offshore accounts.
      No group is more competitive that the Fourth Estate, so this level of “radical sharing,” as it has been dubbed, is a surprising collaboration. From our perch in the cargo arena, it seems as if anything is possible.
      The above picture shows thousands of Icelanders as they took to the streets of Reykjavik last week to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson following the disclosure by ICIJ, Reykjavik Media, and Suddeutsche Zeitung that he and two members of his cabinet had owned or controlled secret offshore shell companies.
Geoffrey