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To: Para-Ord.45
Peter Schiff is absolutely correct. We have been defaulting on our debts, as standard Federal practice, ever since FDR and the corrupt New Deal began the systematic corruption of millions of Americans by spending inflated currency to fund projects for which there was no Constitutional authorization.

When you pay your creditors back with coin that is not worth what they loaned you, you default in real terms, however the Leftist & Keynesian spin doctors seek to spin it. Value in, should equal value out. But it simply has not for almost three generations.

To understand the Economics Of A Sociopath. For more on the The Function of Money.

Of course the rating agencies are afraid to really evaluate the credit-worthiness of the Obama administration. It has us far along on the path that the Wiemar Republic followed, and Peter Schiff is one of a few brave economists who is willing to call reality, "reality"; and Keynesian idiocy, "idiocy."

William Flax

10 posted on 08/06/2011 11:31:39 AM PDT by Ohioan
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To: Ohioan
Let me run this by all of you. I am former Morgan Stanley and I know all about the S&P Rating. And don't think there are not influences and crap going on in the background relative to our credit. Nobody is going to care about that and the credit will come back, IF WE MAKE A CHANGE.

There is a solution to all of this. Cutting spending is nice, but guess what, its never happened in the history of our government.

This can all be corrected and we can pay off the debt, and do away with taxes as we know it.

Here are the taxes that will be gone: Income Tax Gone Captital Gains Gone Death Tax Gone Gas Tax Gone State Sales Tax Gone State Income Tax Gone Real Estate Taxes Gone

Its called a Transaction tax, it is not add on, some countries tried it as an extra tax. That is a mistake and a typical socialist country will add it on.

It is not a VAT or Retail Sales Tax.

It is a tiny fee attached to transactions, every transaction.

Example: You earn $100,000 per year, and you transact say $300,000 in transactions a year (money churn, stocks etc), you would pay only a little less than $3000 for your total tax per year based on movement of $300,000 in money transactions. That's a fee automatically paid when you transact money. The genious of this is everybody pays a little, and nobody gets away without paying. Now, 50% of the populations pays NOTHING.

The Forex market would more than pay for the federal budget.

Stocks and Bonds would pay for the State and local

Individual transactions would probably make Social Security solvent.

This is better than a 23% National Retail Sales Tax (which is my distant 2nd choice), because the impact to individual tax payers is very small on this transaction fee. The whole thing would bring our economy back to life. Our economy essentially becomes TAX FREE!

We suck back money form overseas, investment in business, more hiring, everything you can imagine will turn us around.

No compliance, no IRS, no audits, and business has a free hand again. Go to APTTAX.com and read. The guy that did this web site, gives the facts, but its not a graphic illustration like it should be.

Comments?

19 posted on 08/06/2011 11:51:27 AM PDT by agincourt1415 (Tired of the current State, and Federal Tax System go here: APTTAX.com)
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To: Ohioan

Bfl.


27 posted on 08/06/2011 12:19:44 PM PDT by GlockThe Vote (The Obama Adminstration: The flash mob who wonÂ’t leave.)
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To: Ohioan

Bfl.


29 posted on 08/06/2011 12:20:01 PM PDT by GlockThe Vote (The Obama Adminstration: The flash mob who wonÂ’t leave.)
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To: Ohioan
I agree with everything you've said about the path this country has taken since FDR, but that misses the whole point of a credit rating. What other credit instruments since the 1930s have outperformed U.S. Treasury bills in terms of safety and reliability? Government bonds from Nazi Gerrmany? Japanese bonds from the Hirohito regime? Corporate bonds issued by General Motors?
30 posted on 08/06/2011 12:21:30 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("If you touch my junk, I'm gonna have you arrested.")
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