[92nina]

The prospect of instituting a global tax in some form or another is constantly rearing its ugly head, the latest being a global tax on cigarettes.

Take this article and others I found to the fight to the Libs on their own turf; put the Left on the defensive at Digg and at Reddit and in Stumbleupon and Delicious

[Whenifhow]

Agenda 21 and Global Governance Ping

The WHO proposal is moving at a relatively rapid pace and with little or no regard for the economic impacts of such a proposal. Talks began in 2011 and the goal is to implement the first wave of taxes by the end of this year. There is nothing “innovative” about these taxing schemes. We have been fighting them for years at the domestic level and have seen the economic harm done once they are implemented. Allowing nameless, faceless bureaucrats the same power as elected officials is not only bad policy; it could severely harm future economic growth and investment.

http://www.atr.org/latest-effort-global-taxation-a6780

[Why So Serious]

U know what the real tax should be? The poorer you are the more you pay. Laugh if you will. What if the rate was 39% for people who make less than $100,000 and it drops to 10% on all money once you break the $100k mark. That would be an incentive for people to make more. Once you hit $100k you would RECEIVE an additional 29% of your money.

The best way to help the poor is by making poor an uncomfortable position!

[G Larry]

Somebody seems to believe that if all of this oppression is imposed from afar, that there is no remedy for the masses to retaliate or rebell.

[G Larry]

It’s crap like this that builds palaces for dictators in the middle of 3rd world wastelands.