Comments on: Senate cancels holiday recess

By: Carl Nemo

Carl Nemo — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 05:33:36 +0000

I’ve advocated the “not paying taxes” tactic for quite some time now Woody. It’s the ultimate financial guerilla tactic to shut the Boston~New York~D.C.~Eurozone axis of political/financial evil down. It can be done, but most folks tremble in fear at the ramifications relative to IRS sanctions. Rest assured they’ll be trembling moreso once they see an orange glow on the horizon at dusk along with gunfire and exploding munitions as American cities go up in smoke due to the rioting and bloody civil unrest as a function of our government’s terminal profligacy.

Without tax revenues they won’t have the money to even ‘kill us off’ in the end which is what they would prefer; I.E., ‘the final solution’ concerning their debt obligations to “We the people”…no? / : |

Carl Nemo **==

By: woody188

woody188 — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 04:49:55 +0000

Wonder what they would do if we all just decided to stop paying taxes?

It’s down to facing lots of pain now, or even more pain later. We all know what these spineless wimps on the Hill will decide. We are running out of road to kick that can down.

By: Carl Nemo

Carl Nemo — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 04:27:49 +0000

Ah, this is an example of bipartisan gridlock at its finest.

To me this is all high theater. Even if they dont’ come to a budget agreement within a week or so of the ‘doors being locked’ to most government facilities along with its ‘piggybank’, they’ll come through with a ‘solution’…no?

Meanwhile…the beat goes on until tthe real crash comes which will happen with our without they approving a budget.

We’re flat-assed broke as a nation…plain and simple folks!

Greece’s balance sheet is a success story compared to ours, Bulgaria too. / : |

Carl Nemo **==

By: freecitizen

freecitizen — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 17:43:47 +0000

All the serious problems that this country faces are simply the “effect” of an underlying cause, and apparently not so obvious to the public at large, which happens to be called the democratic/republican party.