Author Archives: Guardian

We nearly pay a flat tax now. If you’re good with spreadsheets enter wages into column A, the corresponding tax for those wages into column B, the employer part of SS into column C, and the employee part of social … Continue reading →

The following is an example of a flat tax that would tax people earning under $100,000 less and those earning over $250,000 a little more while producing the same revenue for government. 1) No income taxes would be paid on … Continue reading →

Professor Igor Panarin said in an interview with the respected daily IZVESTIA published on Monday: He predicted that the U.S. will break up into six parts – the Pacific coast, with its growing Chinese population; the South, with its Hispanics; … Continue reading →

Extracted quotes from I.O.U.S.A: In August 2007, China threatened to liquidate it’s 1.3 trillion in U.S. Treasuries continued to insist on placing tariffs on Chinese exports. This act would have destroyed the US dollar, according to some. Since 2005 when … Continue reading →

The book I.O.U.S.A. discusses America’s four deficits – the budget deficit, the savings deficit, the trade deficit, and the leadership deficit. There is a magic bullet that can solve three of the deficits. A national sales tax that would refund … Continue reading →

The Bush administration seems unwilling to see the white elephant in its White House living room. Turning a blind eye on the upcoming Kyoto Protocol and continuing unilateral compromises in the Doha Free Trade agreement, Bush and Co. won’t admit … Continue reading →

Are Lawyers, as a profession, in conflict of interest? They have control of the house, the senate, the executive branch and the Supreme Court. Lawyers write and enforce the law (with the aid of the police and the military). Were … Continue reading →