Posted: 17 May 2013 01:00 AM PDT
"Corruptus in Extremis"
Both
parties promised you a Socialist IRS, a Marxist re-distribution of the
wealth and a centralized police state . . . They have kept their
promises to you.
By Gary;
The Police State - From day one the Income Tax was created to be used as a political class warfare weapon against the "evil" rich (the job creators). The tax would steal their money and re-distribute that wealth to buy the votes of those not paying the tax.
The ever growing tax code was and is used to reward or punish the friends and enemies of both the Democrats and the Republicans. Everyone from Republican farmers to Greenie Solyndra Democrats gets to stick their snouts deep in the trough of the re-distributed wealth of America.
The political hacks have thug-like extorted the business class by saying, "Give us campaign money and we won't fuck you as hard at tax time."
So it should come as no surprise that IRS agents are morphing into the very Fascist Brown Shirt enforcers of the All-Powerful Marxist State that they were meant to be.
From Obamacare down to the smallest local level the IRS State wants to control your every move.
One small story caught my attention. A Tennessee lawyer asked the IRS for tax-exempt status for a mentoring group that trained high school and college students about conservative political philosophy, the agency responded with a list of 95 questions in 31 parts, including an ultimatum for a list of everyone the group had trained, or planned to train.
'Provide details regarding all training you have provided or will provide,' the IRS demanded. 'Indicate who has received or will receive the training and submit copies of the training material,' reports the UK Daily Mail.
That question was part of the tax collection agency's February 14, 2012 letter to Kevin Kookogey, founder of the group Linchpins of Liberty. He had submitted his application 13 months earlier.
'Can you imagine my responsibility to parents if I disclosed the names of their children to the IRS?' he asked MailOnline.
It's 'an impossible question to answer fully and truthfully,' he said.
There is a solution. Abolish the income tax. But the politicians will never do that because they would lose their power to control your life.
 |
| "Soak the Rich." Republican William Howard Taft and a GOP Congress brought Marxism, the re-distribution of the wealth and class warfare to the U.S. by passing the income tax amendment to the Constitution. In 1909 Republican President William Howard Taft urged a Congress with heavy Republican majorities to pass the income tax 17th Amendment and make the Marxist re-distribution of wealth the law of the land. In an act of naked Marxism and class warfare the GOP promised to "tax the rich" and re-distribute that wealth to others in society with "needs." Never mind the nation had been doing just fine since 1776 without an income tax. The Republican political hacks said not to worry. Only the very, very top earners would have to pay. Another lie to the simple minded who then sold their votes in return for the chance to legally steal other people's money. To this day we are still waiting for the "small government" GOP to pass a flat income tax. It will never happen because the Republican Party are the ones who made the progressive, soak the rich income tax the law of the land in the first place. |
Posted: 17 May 2013 12:05 AM PDT
 |
| A delegate of Germany's anti-euro party "Alternative fuer Deutschland" (Alternative for Germany) waves a German flag during the first party congress in Berlin. |
Merkel's "Conservative" Christian Democrats are in trouble with real Conservatives
- Voters are frustrated when they vote for Conservatives on election day only to end up with "moderate" big spending Socialists.
With less than five months to go before parliamentary elections in Germany, a new political party that is calling for an end to the European currency union is gaining strength.
The party, Alternative for Germany, held its first formal party congress on Sunday at a Berlin hotel. It has emerged as a wild card ahead of the September elections and poses a potential threat to Chancellor Angela Merkel’s re-election prospects.
 |
| Chancellor Angela Merkel just another big spending Socialist |
The new party is driven by a collection of elites, not a groundswell from the streets, starting with Bernd Lucke, 50, a Hamburg economics professor.
Lucke, along with many of the new party’s supporters, previously belonged to Merkel’s conservative Christian Democratic Union before the Greek bailouts forced him to reconsider reports the New York Times.
“We
want to put an end to the flagrant breach of democratic, legal and
economic principles that we have seen in the past three years, because
Chancellor Merkel’s government said there is no alternative,” Lucke told
more than 1,500 supporters on Sunday. “Now it is here, the Alternative
for Germany.”
Lucke says the euro is dividing Europe rather than uniting it, as the single currency was meant to do. He has the support of a group of fellow academics who filed a case before Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court against the bailouts.
'Euro dead, stop the surgery' - Alternative for Germany Party
Anti-euro sentiment is going mainstream in Germany - with the launch of a new party dedicated to pulling the plug on the struggling single currency. The group - called 'Alternative for Germany' - says it has already received thousands of membership requests.
 |
| Alternative for Germany Party Right-of-center voters are tired of phony big spending "Conservatives" like Merkel and Britain's David Cameron. |
For months, the Conservative CDU and the Free Democrat Party have sought to ignore the Alternative for Germany in the hopes that it would simply disappear as so many anti-euro movements have in the past. Instead, though, the party has quickly grown. Earlier this month, it surpassed the 10,000 member mark -- just seven weeks after its official founding -- and it has attracted widespread interest among the German electorate.
More worrisome, significant elements within Merkel's CDU have grown uncomfortable with massive bailouts of heavily indebted euro-zone member states, with several conservative lawmakers either abstaining or voting no on aid packages in German parliament last year. While no parliamentarians have yet abandoned the CDU, the Alternative for Germany has proven adept at attracting lower-ranking CDU and FDP members. Just last week, a state lawmaker with the FDP in Hesse named Jochen Paulus switched parties reports Der Spiegel International.
Many see the AfD as a political home representing what German conservatives used to stand for, before Merkel moved the CDU to the center in recent years. And before the euro crisis forced Berlin to embark on the expensive path of saving the common European currency. While most Germans remain favorable toward the euro, a significant number are not -- and many of them are political conservatives.
The fact that AfD head Bernd Lucke is a professor of economics, with many of the other founders working as economists, academics, lawyers or business leaders, has also helped. For one, it lends the party the aura of respectability and expertise. For another, it has helped the party to quickly navigate the various bureaucratic obstacles for establishing a party and getting on the ballot.
Furthermore, even as there have been some complaints that the party has not done enough to clearly define its right-most boundary. Party leadership has also been careful to keep a tight rein on the kind of cranks who often plague new political movements, even if that has meant strict limits on grassroots influence on strategic decisions.
