EU Tax Collection Plan Will Hurt U.S. Economy

CNSNews.com ^ | July 21, 2002 | Veronique de Rugy

[Tailgunner Joe]

ALERT!

[Carry_Okie]

This explains a lot. Good report, thank you.

[Satadru]

How much do people want to bet that Bush will sign on to this?

[MissAmericanPie]

Ya think?

[rdb3]

Just what, exactly, leads you to believe that he'll sign on to it?

[Carry_Okie]

It would certainly be telling if he did.

[bloggerjohn]

If it's an aid to corporate globalization, he will.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Thanks for the ping, TJ. Dang, it's getting difficult to keep track of the global mischief-makers. If I were the President, I'd say, "screw you" to the left and head on home to Texas to spend the worlds' remaining days with family and friends.

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

GIANT PINGS AND BUMPS

[Taxman]

Great find -- great post. The issue of "Tax Harmonization" is HUGE!

[Whenever I see the word "harmonize," I think of "The Harmonizer" in Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, and the damage it caused when it blew up!]

All of you "One World" conspiracy buffs ought to get yourself educated in this matter and start beating your drums in opposition to this horrible concept, because if the world banking system is "harmonized" to the European Liberal/Socialist/Marxist model, the rest of the "One World" government provisions will not be far behind.

Dr. Dan Mitchell, Ph.D., an economist at the Heritage Foundation has teamed with Andrew Quinlan, President of The Center for Freedom and Prosperity. They have formed the Coalition for Tax Competition specifically to keep the United States from becoming a party to worldwide "Tax Harmonization."

I would seriously urge anyone who is concerned about the future of this country to visit those web sites, get educated on the issue, and join with us to prevent the United States agreeing to this Facist scheme.

The National Retail Sales Tax Alliance, Inc. is a proud member of the Coalition for Tax Competition.

[Sci Fi Guy]

How much do people want to bet that Bush will sign on to this?

I'd bet a lot that he won't. Bush remembers what a tax increase did to his father's administration. He won't make that mistake.

The only question I have is would he be firm or wobbly (i.e. no vs. not now.)

[editor-surveyor]

This would crush our economy permanently.

Pass this on to every one you know; it has to be stopped.

[Rocko]

Bump.

[dixiechick2000]

Thanks for the pings!

We really need to get out of the UN...
NOW!!!

[185JHP]

Thanks

[dixiechick2000]

ooops!
Screw the EU!

"We really need to get out of the UN... NOW!!!"

Well...that, too!
;o)

[softengine]

Thanks for the bump! I'm there - don't get me wrong, but is there really any stopping tnis? Hate to play the pessimist but.......after a while one gets to feeling like one is doing global scale mosquito control with a single fly swatter.

[B4Ranch]

He may try it out for a year, like he did with the ICC. Im not impressed with his spinal iron.

[flamefront]

Not just the EU too, the world.

Methinks we are seeing the makings of the kind of global friction that is the equivalent of previous trade wars. Welcome to depression.