Category: Writer’s Journal

Civil Law vs Common Law: An Unspoken Trend

Know the Laws Before Acting On The Ball also supports individuals with their international strategy planning under the brand of Open Door Consultancy. Under here, I advise clients on their long-term plans, 2nd residencies, travel advice, citizenship matters, setting up offshore entities, jurisdictional compliance and tax concerns. contact@imontheball.com I can say that I have incorporated […]

A Stupid Game of Poker

A Game of Cards in the Middle East I was just at the mall the other day and I’ve noticed a bunch of poker chips for sale–I was hit with a recollection of playing poker at my friend’s house. It was maybe my 2nd or 3rd time playing, so the hands and the terms were […]

Mexican Civil War

An Unstoppable Force Meets an Immovable Object Mexico is a crazy place to say the least–one element that makes it so crazy is its sheer level of unpredictability. If I don’t write a book about my experiences here–I’m a fool. However, one could start writing a book about what is shaping up to be a […]

The USA are Kicking In The Mexican Door

Sanctions Against Mexican Narcos On February 19th, 2026, the United States Treasury had added a number of individuals and companies in Mexico to their sanctioned list (Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked List). While this may have only done a brief dent in the entirety of operations–it speaks to something more crucial: The United States are […]

USA Is Not Designed To Win Conflicts

It’s Too Expensive To Win… It’s too expensive to operate in the USA Lets take a look at some infrastructure projects and their costs 1. East Side Access (NYC Rail Project) Project is to connect Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal Original estimate (2000): $3.5 billionFinal cost (2023): ~$11.6 billion  What’s crazy is that it […]