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How many children will die if the US doesn't get its financial house in order?
The government is in DEBT! What about this are we not getting? Taxation and profligate spending is NOT charity.
www.rumormillnews.com...
The Biggest Shell Game For Theft In This World's History!
Organized Government at all levels holds back it's Financial Statement from the people of America for over 50 years!
By Walter J. Burien, Jr.
Every city, county, state, and the federal government openly talks about the "budget" but keeps a virtually hidden, SECOND SET OF BOOKS which track the investments and Enterprise ventures worth TRILLIONS of dollars in tangible wealth they have built up and are spending from these virtually hidden portfolios as a result of investing YOUR skimmed money for over 50 years in everything from real estate to the stock market.
WHEN LOOKING AT THE "BIG PICTURE," ONLY 1/3 OF GOVERNMENT'S ANNUAL REVENUE COMES FROM TAXES, 2/3 COMES FROM RETURN ON INVESTMENTS AND ENTERPRISE / VENTURE PROJECTS. TO OFFSET TAXATION, NOT $1 OF THAT NONTAX REVENUE IS TIED DIRECTLY INTO THE ANNUAL "BUDGET" THAT IS SUPPORTED BY TAXATION!
Your city, county, state, and federal governments have LIED TO YOU for decades. With administrative restructuring of government, there is NO NEED FOR TAXES. Our governments are not broke, they are rich beyond measure with OUR money, and they are hiding it from the American taxpayer, investing, AND SPENDING IT while pleading they are broke and need more taxes, bonds and levies to survive. This being done as they blindly justify their obscene growth. BS! There is enough aggregate wealth owned by our government agencies to abolish ALL property and income taxes TODAY. You are being conned, lied to, ripped off, and financially raped.
Domestically, Rajiv Shah, the head of USAID said if the cuts they’re insisting on this year go through, 70,000 children will die. I mean, there’s a human face behind these things.”
1- all taxation is theft
2- there is no deficit, unless it's a deficit of humanity in these reptiles
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by Caji316
""I wonder where the soul, the compassion is, the empathy in those who don’t care that 70, 000 children, innocent children may die so the American budget can be balanced. Something they are not likely to accomplish anyway'.'"
The people running this country and the world do not have a soul nor empathy....
First, exactly where is this 70,000 figure coming from? I want to see something more reputable than the HuffPo ...
And another way to look at it is how many children of future generations might die if we don't fix the budget crisis now? Likely more than the BS figure of 70,000 people keep throwing around here ...
Originally posted by inforeal
Where are their priorities?
The day is long past when the chief executive officer of a major corporation discharges his responsibility by maintaining a satisfactory growth of profits, with due regard to the corporation's public and social responsibilities. If our system is to survive, top management must be equally concerned with protecting and preserving the system itself. This involves far more than an increased emphasis on "public relations" or "governmental affairs" -- two areas in which corporations long have invested substantial sums.
There should be no hesitation to attack the Naders, the Marcuses and others who openly seek destruction of the system. There should not be the slightest hesitation to press vigorously in all political arenas for support of the enterprise system. Nor should there be reluctance to penalize politically those who oppose it.
Yet, as every business executive knows, few elements of American society today have as little influence in government as the American businessman, the corporation, or even the millions of corporate stockholders. If one doubts this, let him undertake the role of "lobbyist" for the business point of view before Congressional committees. The same situation obtains in the legislative halls of most states and major cities. One does not exaggerate to say that, in terms of political influence with respect to the course of legislation and government action, the American business executive is truly the "forgotten man."
DS: But that vision has been subsequently crushed by 30 years of fiscal profligacy, warfare state adventurism and crony capitalist policies championed by the lobbies of K Street, the financiers of Wall Street and the farmers, homebuilders, energy producers and sick-care companies of Main Street. After the abomination of the Bush/Paulson bailout of the big banks, the state has no boundaries whatsoever. So fiscal policy is now just a fiscal food fight.
The fact is, the Bush tax cuts were unaffordable when enacted a decade ago. Now, two unfinanced wars later, and after a massive Wall Street bailout and trillion-dollar stimulus spending spree, it is nothing less than a fiscal travesty to continue adding $300 billion per year to the national debt. This is especially true since these tax cuts go to the top 50 percent of households, which can get by, if need be, with the surfeit of consumption goods they accumulated during the bubble years. So Congress should allow the Bush tax cuts to expire for everyone. By doing nothing, the government would be committing its first act of fiscal truth-telling in decades.
Originally posted by octotom
reply to post by Holly N.R.A.
Or people could just wait until their able to take care of children to have sex; no birth control method is full-proof. People could donate the money that they save buying condoms and birth control pills to charities that could help kids in need. (Every dime helps!)
Wait. That's not the cool hip thing to say these days is it? Never mind.