[kj] Broken Britain

[daimon cook]

+reducing human population/cattle to 500 million or so

On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 9:03 PM, Brendan <bq at soundgardener.co.nz> wrote:


> My predictions (to reiterate what I've been saying for a long time)

>

> Continued / escalating global social unrest

> Decent chance of war, possibly preceded by 'soft' war such as economic /

> cyber

> Monetary inflation

> Continued financial mayhem - no recovery for a long time

> Gold / silver to outperform for a long time yet

>

> One thing I try and do is keep an ear to the ground at times like this

> when so much is going on,;it's the perfect opportunity to sneak in

> unpopular policy or news, such as the further erosion of rights / privacy.

>

> Interesting that current events are progressing to a point where I'm seen

> as less of a conspiracy theorist and more of a realist. Lots more where

> that came from.

>

> > But the fact remains that taxes have been raised on those below the

> > 50% tax bracket while the 50% tax rate has remained static creating a

> > greater divide between the rich and the less well off, but yes, taxes

> > are a red herring. The poor are not poor because they pay too much

> > Tax.

> >

> > On 12 August 2011 16:47, fluke 1 <fluke1 at live.co.uk> wrote:

> >> "Raise taxes for the poor and reduce them for the rich and for

> >> corporations."

> >>

> >>    I believe that the rich pay 50% tax and the poor pay no tax and

> >> receive

> >> benefits on top of their earnings .

> >> Taxes for the rich need to be cut, so that they have more money to spend

> >> which will filter down to the poor and enrich them .

> >> Making the rich poor will not make the poor rich .

> >>

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