Well, just look a the video in your spare time, you simply cannot deny the facts, unless you want to bury your head in the sand and pretend that this evil technology does not exist. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9ZAc8KWhlk My apologies to the original poster for this slightly off-topic discussion.
i tried to watch the first 5 minutes and really LOL-led my way through that fake phone call. you can't be serious, is this the best url you got?
I call bullshit on the study... and I will add that almost every educated person now knows the fed is a private bank. if they for a minute tax payers are going to put up with their systematic inflation and a then a regressive income tax going up to 71 percent... I think they underestimate the level of simmer the tax payer pot is currently on. If the IMF / FED keeps this routine up... I would expect to see a truly powerful tea party reaction calling for the fed to open their books and a call for a pull of the Fed charter. Being the Fed owns almost the entire democrat party and they own the establishment right I guess the Fed thinks they would win... but why play brinkmanship like this. Is the IMF / FED trying to rile the tea party up. How hard would it be for politican to gain traction with a no income tax no more borrowing platform. They would not even have to argue to abolish the fed. they could just say that the U.S. will not be paying interest on its bonds. .
Everybody doesn't think or react as we do jem, they just allow their little froggy asses to be slowly boiled. California Treasurer Lockyer Will Moonlight for Law Firm http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-...urer-lockyer-will-moonlight-for-law-firm.html While You're Working, Congress Isn't http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/the-...ckers--members-of-congress-185815187.html?l=1 The real lesson from the Greek "bail in", confiscation of citizens moneys, was that it demonstrated to the technocrats that they can get away with it. A sad moment in history.
From your article : "...if tax rates reached 100% (the far right of the curve), then all people would choose not to work because everything they earned would go to the government. " Ever heard of slavery?
while off point... I think it shows something. we see that Cruz is the third most influential man in american according to polls and wee can read in this article how the tea party and conservatives are going to go after the establishment. http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Govern...his-marriage-be-saved--GOP--hard-right-groups ... "If Mitch McConnell and John Boehner think the grass roots are going to sit back and let them continue to work with Democrats to mortgage our nation's future, they're mistaken," Matt Hoskins, executive director of the Senate Conservatives Fund, said in a statement. "It's time for Americans to rise up and begin replacing establishment Republicans with true conservatives in the 2014 primary elections. There's no question anymore about where these leaders stand." ...
He does this... and he will be president of the United States of a America. Someone is listening. --- Gov. Scott Walkerâs administration is considering taking steps to eliminate Wisconsinâs income tax. Scott Walkers Admin. Mulls Eliminating Income Tax Republican Gov. Scott Walker is considering eliminating the income tax in Wisconsin. (Getty Images) The Republican governor acknowledged this week that in his administrationâs ongoing discussion about the stateâs tax laws, the idea of nixing the income tax has been given serious thought. Walker, who survived a recall attempt in 2012, said his administration is having this discussion well ahead of the stateâs next budget so they can figure out now what employers and voters think âwould be the biggest bang for the buck,â wispolitics.com reported. âThere are many states that do very well, better than most states in the country, that have no income taxes,â Walker said during a meeting at the Northern Economic Development Summit. âThatâs one thing for us to look at. Is that feasible? What would that mean in terms of an economic boost? Thatâs not only for individuals, but small businesses in this state.â Walker boasted of Wisconsinâs economic growth, telling summit attendees his administration wants to âworkâ with them to create jobs. He also explained that specialty training will be necessary to continue growing the stateâs economy. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/12/17/scott-walker-mulls-eliminating-income-tax-in-wisconsin/
Saw a chart a couple of years back on state taxes. Nearly all of the states fell into the 8.5-9.5% total tax... from 3 sources... income tax, sales tax, property tax. States with no income tax had high property taxes.