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OK, I have seen it before, but I looked again. I agree with it whole heartily both as an employee and a former business owner. I see nothing on business and trade other than business will finally be taxed fairly. The still need markets to peddle their wares. That has to come before their is any talk of taxes, there has to be somethig to tax.

So what does it have to do with anything we were talking about?

The fairtax would make globalism irrelevant, insofar as our need to engage it. The rest of the planet would have to engage the US on our economic terms, if they wanted to deal with the greatest economic tax haven and investment powerhouse the planet has ever seen. Further, they would be compelled to institute similar freedom based economic environments if they wanted to survive long term, because without a doubt, some other visionary nations would. It’s nationalistic and free at the same time, to the benefit of free citizens.

Globalism is not a necessary reality. There are ways to overcome it without jeopardizing our sovereignty on one hand, and our propserity on the other.

But a plan like the Fairtax wouldn’t provide the elites with the leverage they need to gain power over us. They would simply become one of us, and that’s apparently not good enough for them.