Tag Archives: taxes

IMF Carbon Dreams

Posted on 31 March 2013 by

The IMF wants you to pay more taxes. Lots more. And a carbon tax, and Cap-N’-Tax and so much more. Continue reading →

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Maybe Russia Can Make Billions…

Posted on 4 January 2013 by

Putin slaps France up side the cheeks and makes Russia look good compared to the USA. Continue reading →

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Redistributing An Immodest Suggestion

Posted on 9 November 2012 by

An immodest Suggestion about how our new Socialist America can most effectively blend “Market Socialism” with wealth redistribution. Continue reading →

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America Embraces Socialism

Posted on 7 November 2012 by

My view on the election of Obama to a second term Continue reading →

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Kerry Channels Muller

Posted on 1 August 2012 by

Sen. Kerry channels Muller in a speech asserting that taxing carbon will let our solar manufactures win over China. Yup, more taxes and higher costs to produce will cause an increase in U.S. manufacture… With logic like that in the Senate, no wonder we’re loosing to China. Continue reading →

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Little Chucky Shumer Latest Brain Fart

Posted on 17 May 2012 by

Little Chucky Shumer has another brain fart and wants to punch folks who leave the USA and take their money with them. Continue reading →

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Taxing Taxes

Posted on 3 April 2012 by

As of today, the USA has the highest Corporate tax rate in the world. Japan is lower by a bit at #2 and has had decades of stagnation. BUT California has a total of 43% combined State and Federal, so is leading the world once again! Continue reading →

Posted in Economics - Trading - and Money, World Economics | Tagged , , | 39 Comments