Posted on 04/06/2010 9:59:41 PM PDT by TCH
A massive national broadband plan the Federal Communications
Commission released last month proposes creating a national framework for the taxation of digital goods and services and imposing a fee to establish and maintain a national public safety wireless broadband network.
The Obama administration has a plan to expand online innovation and boost national public safety. And it wants to do it with more taxes and higher fees.
The massive national broadband plan the Federal Communications Commission released last month proposes creating a national framework for the taxation of digital goods and services and imposing a fee to establish and maintain a national public safety wireless broadband network. ...
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Only $250K earners, right?
One thing about those Kenyans, they love the hell out of taxing people.
Kenya tax me just a little bit more? Well, Kenya?
;o)
Ho hummmm.... what else is new?
The scary part comes at the very end of the article:
The FCC struck a defiant tone in its response to the ruling.
“Today’s court decision invalidated the prior Commission’s approach to preserving an open Internet,” FCC spokeswoman Jen Howard said in a written statement. “But the Court in no way disagreed with the importance of preserving a free and open Internet; nor did it close the door to other methods for achieving this important end.”
NO SALE!
This Kenyan Klowntard will tax everything by the end of this term.
I was just thinking that taxes are too low....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlK62rjQWLk
Maitre D: And finally, monsieur, a wafer-thin mint.
Mr Creosote: No.
Maitre D: Oh sir! It’s only a tiny little thin one.
Mr Creosote: No. F*** off - I’m full...
Maitre D: Oh sir... it’s only wafer thin.
Mr Creosote: Look - I couldn’t eat another thing. I’m absolutely stuffed. Bugger off.
Maitre D: Oh sir, just... just one...
Mr Creosote: Oh all right. Just one.
Maitre D: Just the one, sir... voila... bon appetit...
(As the Maitre D’ takes cover, Mr. Creosote swallows the mint, expands and then blows up dramatically, spewing vomit on everyone and showing his open rib cage and still beating heart.)
Maitre D: Thank you, sir, and now the check.
— Monty Pythons The Meaning Of Life
And that’s how they start, don’t they. Less than a dollar today, couple years from now, $2, then $3, pretty soon, you’re talking real money.
LOL. Exactly!
Right. Very much like a ‘temporary’ tax, which never goes away.
This is a bullsh&t idea. Kill it now.
Soon the RATS be taxing air and people with big noses will really be paying...well, through their...noses!
O is your basic thief disguised as a politician. If there is a way to extract cash from people he will find it. Where it will actually end up is any body’s guess. My guess is laundered into private bank accounts, used to give companies large unnecessary contracts with who knows what as kickbacks and to perform general bribes and pandering. Also most likely much is being held back or even presently put to work to promote O. internationally and help finance military at his becken call. I extremely doubt that what is extracted from the American public will ever be returned in services etc.
OMG, when will the madness cease?
Articles of Impeachment should be drawn up for our Clown-in-Chief and put on stand-by for November.
The man wants to ram his communist spread the wealth plans through, take us to the brink of bankruptcy.....and then raise taxes “for the good of the country”.
Alinsky said that if things get bad enough the people will take anything you give them. NOT if you’re self-sufficient!They really count on their followers as being just a bunch of greedy idiots, don’t they?
Next he will tax Talk Radio for the sake of "national public safety."
Censor the Internet for the sake of "national public safety."
High tax on ammo sales for the sake of "national public safety."
Suspend the November mid-terms for the sake of "national public safety."
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