Awesome Hank
Well the main two parties have thoroughly screwed up this time. Not only have they ruined any semblance of freedom for the existing generation, they have buried the next 2 generations so deep in debt, that hardly any of our grandkids will ever comprehend what quality of life feels like. This has caused a major backlash in America. It has resulted in the tidal wave of support for a another party. This new party is collectively being called the national tea party.
So how did we get to this point? The revolutionary war was a end result of individuals who had been pushed to their breaking point with regulations and ever increasing taxes. Sound familiar? This started with the Boston teaparty in which the tea was dumped into the harbor. Citizens then as now do not like to have the money from their work taken from them and then spent on things they don’t believe in. It was that way then and it is that way now. You cannot change human nature. Individuals are endowed with rights by the creator and one of those rights is liberty. The founding fathers had no clue that the totalitarianism of King George would ever be able to rot America ever again. They painstakingly wrote our constitution to prevent it from happening.
What they didn’t recognize is that the country would move away from God’s morality to a humanist philosophy of elites deciding what is best for the masses. As excellent as the constitution was, no document is any good if the leaders sworn to defend it simply overlook it. That is what has happened. Each year little by little, we lose more of our freedoms. Each year more new laws and rules are imposed on us that can imprison us should they be enforced. The undermining of our free market system began after world war II when soviet spies were given positions in our government. Read a great book by Ann Coulter called Treason for an in depth history of how that occurred.
Which brings us to today and the proliferation of the tax day tea party april 15 events everywhere. These aren’t the kooks and extremists that the evening news would have you believe. No these are truly the traditional average Americans who understand what freedom and liberty are, and see it slipping away. They are not from any one party. They include members from at least 5 parties from all walks of life, race and religions. When a neighborhood hospital closes it’s doors because some law demands them to treat for free non citizens, that isn’t racist, that is a legitimate hardship to individuals. When it is taught in schools that abortion is a choice yet wearing a seat belt is not a choice, there is something amiss. When legislation is going through capitol hill that something a person says can land that person in jail under the label of hate speech, then something is wrong.
Massachusetts is known as the most socialist sympathetic state as a whole in America. It is nicknamed Taxachusetts. Since the present government with super majorities in both houses can do whatever it wants in theory, this makes millions of people anxious. When it was learned that this government was going to bankrupt the country with socialized health care, in which every voter would be forced to procure no matter how needy, the revolt of the teaparts even reached into taxachusetts. Scott Brown, a liberal republican promised to put an end to the hated health care takeover and he won the election by a sizeable margin.
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Posted in Politics · March 8th, 2010 · Comments (0)
As scores of counties are trying to last longer than the central bank induced fiscal catastrophe, services for those communities are on the block. Often times we presume the services which our taxes deliver, and whether or not you understand it, all those revenue taxes that you forfeit are not going to these services. Those taxes take off to the restricted banks that hold the Federal Reserve central bank. The taxes which are utilized to keep up our state, county or municipality, are derivative from taxes that we forfeit while living our lives.
An example could be the gas tax added to each gallon of gas we acquire. That cash is employed to keep the road and rail network. When citizens travel less, the earnings from gas taxes begin to fall off drastically. At some instant we begin to have retreating returns. Such is the case when the powers that be choose that dust abatement on our roads will need to be cut. Poor roads – less driving – less driving – less gas tax
When we seize a dollar from a resident that’s productive and waste it on a non constructive incident, that dollar is finished forever. If we employ that dollar for a industrious event the dollar remains in the system to provide further taxes into the system once more.
Now back to the Road Dust problem. If the officials in control of making these decisions would try to find a dust control product that will in reality save capital instead of simply moving from a proper dust control product to valuable water, the long side of the equation could bring more to the bottom line of the balance sheet. So often, properly intentioned people will make decisions based on supplementary information. It’s not inevitably their blunder but it is their task to prevail over this incapability to calculate.
With regards to dust control and the cost of operations, if an administrator deems it exceedingly costly to do an application of a first-class dust control product, they might fall back on the more familiar yet less effective methods of controlling dust. The foremost of these being the employment of water for keeping the dusty dirt wet. This process while less pricey for the initial treatment, requires multiple applications opposed to the one or two applications of the dust suppression product.
Once you add the labor, fuel, time, equipment and other related costs to deploying a water truck, you immediately see that the water truck operations will| in due course cost more opposed to. the application of a decent product. So when your well intentioned representative begins hacking at his annual finances, rather than paying for the driving school for the sightless, as its politically proper, try giving him a lecture in road dust management and how to save expenses.
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Posted in Politics · February 13th, 2010 · Comments (0)