You are witnessing a break down of governments because of the corruption which is not compatible with its peoples. To simplify, the governments accept tax avoidance behind the scenes and keep this from public view. This happens because they wish to constantly have YOU pay the taxes, instead of the rich, of which they are a part. If governments were patriotic and for their peoples, instead of for the rich, there would be no tax avoidance globally, very simple. There never would have been avenues in place, made legal by governments, to avoid taxes. It would be as simple as a countries governments saying "no foreign banking without full transparency to respective governments". This was not done, because politicians and governments utilize these tax avoidance schemes for themselves at your expense.

How does this connect to SLI? This is still the begining of disclosure to the public of the corrupt schemes hidden from you. When more comes out about governments that clearly peg them as criminals to their people, a transition of accountability is created, through which then, the peoples voice has the power. In SLI,s case, this will greatly enhance any future movements in placing neglect,responsibility and accountability upon the Canadian Government. There is so much yet to be revealed, that will be shocking. Unfortunately for many, the financial markets may collapse for a period of time, the same markets that hold your pensions, investments, etc. One reason being, that the governments are directly connected to the markets and they do manipulate them to their benefit.

"Pressure has intensified on both Cameron and Lord Green in the wake of the Swiss Leaks publications, as MPs question Lord Green’s role in, and the government’s knowledge of HSBC’s controversial tax tactics at its Swiss private bank. The Guardian reported the government was made aware of alleged tax evasion at the bank as early as 2011, contradicting claims from the Prime Minister’s office that his ministers were not aware of the issue until the weekend."

http://www.icij.org/blog/2015/02/hsbc-could-face-prosecution-swiss-leaks-fallout-continues