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This tax season, let's spend a little time remembering all the horrible things your tax money does:
1. Wars. You would think that in a democracy that we'd have a voice in the wars we fight. Not these days. The Pentagon, an unelected arm of the government that does the dirty work of corporations, ordered all these wars. They get the money from you to fund the wars that the corporations profit from to acquire (steal) more resources that the corporations profit from yet again. Now that's a lot of profits! None of which are yours because you're in debt, as represented by your government. You are probably in personal debt too, but that's none of my business; that's the big business of your creditors, who want to keep you in debt to make more profits.
2. Corporations don't pay taxes. That's right, the same people causing all the wars, making all the profits off taxpayer money don't even pay taxes. Just look at GE: according to an article in the completely-believable New York Times, GE paid $0 taxes on $14.2 billion in profits last year. This from a AAA triple rated company who got $140 billion in bailout money. The list goes on to include Exxon-Mobil, Boeing, Bank of America etc. And it's an epidemic: a 2005 Government Accountability Office (GAO) report showed that between 1998 and 2005 "about two-thirds of corporations operating in the United States did not pay taxes."
3. Rich people don't pay taxes. We all know that tax cuts for the wealthy were extended, but the more money you have, the harder it is to track. This is why Donald Trump and billionaire hedge fund managers can go without paying anything in taxes. Between real estate depreciation and offshore tax havens, there's not much left for the IRS.
4. Bailouts. The same corporations who take your tax money to make the wars to steal more resources to make more profits also, quite simply, take your money. That's right, no war required. Once you're "too big to fail" the American people will bail you out with unlimited money. A recipe for world peace? Doubtful, especially with all the inflation it will produce. As Bloomberg reported last year, bailout loans of $9 trillion were given out by the Fed with $12.8 trillion pledged. The actual number could be much higher, this was just what the Fed disclosed after congressional pressure. Even Harley Davidson Motorcycles got bailout money.
5. The Federal Reserve. These are the people who make sure your dollar is worth less and less year after year by printing trillions of it to fund wars and bailouts. Each dollar that's printed is money out of your pocket and into the top 1% of wealthy Americans, because they're the ones who get it first. It works like this: the Fed prints it, big financiers and corporations get it first as the prices of everything go up immediately across the board. But did you get the money yet? No! It's in "their" hands, literally. The rest of us have to deal with the high prices of everything from food to gas and other commodities, which are ironically excluded from most inflation figures. Since the dollar is still the world reserve currency, these higher prices more deeply effect poorer populations around the world: the revolution in Egypt was fueled by high food costs.
6. Austerity. Funny how workers came into the crosshairs of politicians. It's as if workers caused the financial meltdown. How do you feel about paying a government who attacks teachers earning $50,000/year and doesn't bother asking any corporations for money?
7. Home foreclosures. It's pretty amazing how the same banks who received trillions in bailout money are still receiving ownership of American houses. First they take your tax dollars in the form of a bailout, then they take your house. The banks are too big to fail, yet American families are allowed to fail all the time.
7. Record corporate profits. Amidst all the agony listed above, corporations still posted their best quarterly profits ever last November to the tune of $1.66 trillion (link). So why are they hunting workers, destroying unions and throwing families out of their homes?
8. US Aid. You know those billions we give to foreign countries every year in "aid"? Well it doesn't help much of anyone except our corporations. Whether it's a free trade deal here or a privatization there, our aid ends up fighting democracy worldwide. Our aid spans the globe propping up dictators like Egypt's Mubarak while overthrowing uncooperative democracies like Haiti's Aristide (2004 coup) and Honduras' Zelaya ( 2009 coup). Also expensive are failed coups, like Hugo Chavez in Venezuala (2002) and Evo Morales in Bolivia (2008). Do you really want your taxes spent on destroying democracies worldwide? For a great look at how our aid actually increases the poverty worldwide, see this and this.
9 BP oil spill. Where's our $20 billion BP?
10. Israel. Sure they fall into #8, but for $3 billion in annual aid we should expect more in return. Like peace? How much more does that cost?
Conclusion? The best way to fight injustice is to deny it funds. Of course most of us are enslaved to W-4 wage earner status and don't have a choice. Yes, the poor get stuck with the bill once again. But if you do have a choice, join the likes of Henry David Thoreau and choose not to fund a government that's by the corporation, for the corporation. Now that's capitalism we can believe in!
For more information on tax resistance see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_resistance
Goldi is an NYC based writer and musician who's inspired by being bombed by F-16s. He's argued with the likes of Rush Limbaugh, Hillary Clinton, Chuck Schumer and pretty much anyone else who will listen. www.GoldishackGuerrillas.com
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After three days of self-imposed electronic exile, I come back to this? Another installment of the are-racers-athletes debate?
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The definitions of "sport" and "athlete" are subjective, I suppose. Can someone who's overweight be an athlete? What if judging is involved? Is hand-eye coordination more or less important than strength? How about strength vs. foot speed or leaping ability?
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"Un Ballo in Maschera (A Masked Ball)" — James Levine, conductor. Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus (DVD of live performance, 1991); Deutsche Grammophon. Notable for the unforgettable Riccardo of Luciano Pavarotti, who effortlessly handles the role and mixes grandeur with humor. He's joined here by Aprile Millo and Leo Nucci in a rather dull Piero Faggioni staging. For old-style vocalism, try the 1966 RCA set with Carlo Bergonzi, Price and Robert Merrill under Leinsdorf's baton, or a 1943 EMI recording with Beniamino Gigli joined by Maria Caniglia.
"Don Carlos" — Antonio Pappano, conductor; Orchestra de Paris and Chorus of the Theatre du Chatelet (recorded live, 1996); EMI (audio) and Kultur Video (DVD). Composed as a French grand opera in a commission for the Paris Opera, this may be the Verdi opera with the most choices for conductors: French or Italian? Five-act or four? Pappano goes for the five-act French, and the uniformly strong cast includes Jose van Dam (Philippe II), Karita Mattila (Elisabeth), Roberto Alagna (Don Carlos), Thomas Hampson (Rodrigue) and Waltraud Meier (Eboli). A more classic version is the 1966 Decca release in Italian with Solti conducting and a cast highlighted by Nicolai Ghiaurov as Philip II and Martti Talvela as the Grand Inquisitor. For a contemporary take, Peter Konwitschny updates the action in a 2004 Vienna State Opera production of the French version on Arthaus Musik DVD. The auto-da-fe is staged as if modern TV news cameras were covering the action.
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Guys calm down theres no need for this!Posted January 25, 2014 6:20 am
What is the point of this you sad man!Posted January 25, 2014 6:18 am
Your an idiot!Posted January 25, 2014 6:18 am
Or are you a poor imitation Martin?Posted January 25, 2014 6:18 am
You're a poor imitation, "Martin".
For a start, I can spell.Posted January 25, 2014 6:11 am
Martin, I hope your not calling Martin names!Posted January 25, 2014 5:58 am
So now you're posting as "Martin" too. How clever of you, you sad c u n t.Posted January 25, 2014 5:23 am
Oh yeah, come to think about it you are! Least your being honest on here though.Posted January 25, 2014 4:08 am
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Mate have you not watched any of my interivews? I am childish and annoying!Posted January 25, 2014 4:07 am
Can you please stop posting as "Carl Froch"? It's not funny or clever, just childish and annoying.Posted January 24, 2014 7:10 pm
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I know that there is no demand for Froch vs Chavez Jr in the US, but I'm going to keep saying it until people think it's true. I really would rather not fight Groves.Posted January 24, 2014 6:59 pm
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wonder how much this plays(Carl vs Charez Jr)
If Chavez Jr should lose to VeraPosted January 24, 2014 5:18 pm
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Goosey – I agree and that fight was a well publicised £10 million purse.Posted January 24, 2014 4:57 pm
What happens if Brian vera beats chavez?Posted January 24, 2014 4:54 pm
People should try listening to the interview with Hearn to which this thread is attached. That's where Hearn mentions the 25% offer. The IBF, according to Hearn, would make it a 15%/85% split. Listen to the interview in order to make sense of my comments at the start of the thread (I was assuming people would have done).
Plus, people are assuming that "a seven figure sum" must mean 1 million. I might do, but it might also mean 2 million, 3 million, whatever.Posted January 24, 2014 4:47 pm
Boxing barlow.. I think this fight makes more £ than Fury v Haye…Posted January 24, 2014 4:46 pm
Boxing barlow
Surely it is now down to Froch's promotor to agree terms with Groves. If he can not the bout will go to purse bids where other promotors will get the opportunity to offer the fighters more money and stage the fight away from Hearn. There are discussion on here, although how much of it is based on fact is debatable. If Groves had been offered £1 million and this equates to 25% of the purse that this makes the purse £4 million. I know the purse for Fury vrs Haye was £10 million! So to me these numbers dont add up and if Hearn is just offering a £4 million purse if it goes out to bids the fight could go for far more.Posted January 24, 2014 4:38 pm
this = THINK… lolPosted January 24, 2014 4:32 pm
This fight is going to make big cash and Groves knows it… So does Eddie Hearn.. And with Froch being one or two fights away from packing in who do you this Eddie will be more interested in? A Heading for retirement Froch, or 25 year old Groves?Posted January 24, 2014 4:31 pm
Martin …."Oh, and Groves really can't price himself out now, given that he's taken this route of filing a complaint with the IBF and they've upheld it. He's painted himself into a corner there, has George, and is just going to have to accept whatever is offered to him now."
No.. wrong.. all kinds of wrong.. Why do you think Groves just turned down the offer made to him? After flying over to the USA for a meeting with the IBF, coming back to the UK, turning down the offer, stating that the IBF would order a rematch..? Wrong, wrong, wrong..Posted January 24, 2014 4:25 pm
I wouldn't say there is a "demand" in the U.S. for the Chavez fight it's just a nice match IF we can't get the Groves rematch.Posted January 24, 2014 4:21 pm
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I will say it again. Who says Groves has been offered 25% of the purse? Where has this been quoted from?Posted January 24, 2014 4:20 pm
Where are all those boxing fans who swore Froch was to scared to fight Groves……….. Why can you not read?Posted January 24, 2014 4:13 pm
Froch fought Groves for a "fairly easy" UK pay per view money spinner, that the rest of the world wasn't that bothered about… unfortunately for Froch it didn't work out that way. And now he's being forced into a rematch against a guy that may well beat him – the same guy he was meant to wipe the floor with. Damaging fight for the Cobra's record I'm afraid.Posted January 24, 2014 4:12 pm
Where are all those boxing fans who swore Froch was to scared to fight Groves………..Posted January 24, 2014 3:53 pm
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I believe that Chavez Jr. will defeat the Englishman by way of knockout.Posted January 24, 2014 3:50 pm
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Groves should rematch Degale in Brentford Leisure Centre for 500 pounds if he won't accept Froch 2 with 25 percent and 7 figure sum guarantee, madness!Posted January 24, 2014 3:47 pm
Who the hell wants to see Froch fight JCC Junior?? Kessler, GGG, Kovalev, Stevenson, Groves, and Ward are all far more relevant fights. … and to think Froch ridicules Calzaghe for ending career in MSG against RJJ – a former multi-division champ legend of the sport. …. yet Carl wants a former middleweight belt holder who appears to be on the slide, in a small casino in vegas.Posted January 24, 2014 3:41 pm
Boxing barlow
Where the 25% been mentioned anywhere? All I have seen stated is that Hearn has offered a 7 figure sum which I would presume is a million quid. If these eprcentages are correct that would put the purse at just 4 million quid?Posted January 24, 2014 3:32 pm
Oh, and Groves really can't price himself out now, given that he's taken this route of filing a complaint with the IBF and they've upheld it. He's painted himself into a corner there, has George, and is just going to have to accept whatever is offered to him now.Posted January 24, 2014 3:15 pm
Let's not leap from extreme to another folks. Chavez Jr is a very good fighter, and it would be a good match-up, but Froch would surely be the betting favourite. I dod think he'd be "too much" for Chavez, but you never know: Chavez also has one of the best chins in the sport and has shown that he can retain power right up to the final bell against Martinez (who, let';s not forget, was very nearly knocked out by Chavez).
But aren't you people paying attention? The IBF are demanding a Froch-Groves rematch, so now we're looking at that next (unless Groves prices himself out or Froch lets himself be stripped of his IBF belt, which he surely won't do).Posted January 24, 2014 3:12 pm
chavez jr is a fat useless drugs cheat. end of.Posted January 24, 2014 3:05 pm
skinnysteve…..How will Chavez jr prove to be far to much for Froch ?Posted January 24, 2014 3:01 pm
"chavez jr will prove to be far to much for froch"
You're living in topsy-turvy land my friend.Posted January 24, 2014 2:56 pm
To be honest, given that Groves has played this IBF card, Hearn would be within his rights to say "You turned down the offer of 25%, so now the IBF are demanding a rematch but suggesting you get 15%, so you'd better go with that or there'll be no rematch".
That would be reasonable of Hearn's part, but he kept saying "we just want to get the fight mad", so perhaps he'll still let Groves take the 25%. If that happens, Groves better thank his lucky stars and take the offer now. Similarly, if Hearn does "play hardball" and insists that they go by whatever the IBF recommend in terms of a purse split, Groves better take that and take it as a lesson hard learnt.Posted January 24, 2014 2:55 pm
chavez jr will prove to be far to much for frochPosted January 24, 2014 2:50 pm
It's simple: Groves got what he wanted in terms of the IBF demanding a rematch, so he'd better accept whatever the IBF recommend in terms of the split. It sounds like Hearn may still be prepared to offer 25%, and if so Groves had better count himself lucky and accept without further ado.Posted January 24, 2014 2:49 pm
if groves aint careful he could be fighting degale outside superdrug in kent.Posted January 24, 2014 2:48 pm


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Thursday brings the start of the HSBC World Championship. The Jack Nicklaus designed course measured 7400 yards and comes in at a par 72. The course has a couple major features that stick out when trying to pick a winner. 150 plus bunkers that line the tight concaved fairways making accuarcy off the tee a must.

With length not being a big factory this week and the likes of Donald and Rose at shorter then expected prices my tip is GRAEME MCDOWELL. Gmac comes off a -13 in shanghai last week with a disapointing closing round 78 on a course that suited the less accurate big bombers. Also he ranked top ten in eagles, driving accuracy and greens in reg last week.

Graeme is swinging really well after having 3 weeks off to work on things after the Ryder Cup and for me looks a great value at 32 for an 1 point ew bet paying 1/4 odds for top 5.
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We American voters are strange lot. And one of our most peculiar oddities is this:
Although only 11 (!) percent of us "approve of the job being done by Congress," according to a CBS News poll this month, voters in most of America's 435 Congressional districts will, on Nov. 6, send back to Washington the very same "representatives" whose work we deplore.
How can this be? Why don't we "throw the rascals out"?
After all, it's our Congress, not our President, who've year after year caused our huge deficit by authorizing spending for which they neglected to raise revenue. It was our Congress which permitted George W. Bush to fight two wars with borrowed money. It has been our Congress which refused to raise the revenue to build highways, bridges and schools to fight the job losses caused by President Bush's "Great Recession."
We speak of "Teflon Presidents." But how about the members of Congress who escape blame for the problems their irresponsibility cause?
Well, we might find some of the answer right here in Virginia's Sixth Congressional District. Our Congressman, Bob Goodlatte, has been "serving" us in Washington DC for twenty years: twenty years during which the public's rating of Congress has dropped and dropped and dropped.
But in spite of this we keep returning him and returning him. So he is now a very senior member of the party controlling the House of Representatives of which we so disapprove. If returned on November 6, for his eleventh term, he will in all likelihood become the chairman of the powerful Judiciary Committee.
The more influence Bob Goodlatte has achieved among his fellow Republican Congressman, the worse the public's perception of Congress has become.
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Philip de Vellis tells the Associated Press that he was the creator of the video. It portrays Clinton as a Big Brother figure and urges support for Obama's presidential campaign.
De Vellis says he resigned from the firm Wednesday after he learned that he was about to be unmasked by the Huffingtonpost.com, a liberal news and opinion internet site.
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Carol J. Perry didn't stop when she was awarded First Place, Novel Chapter, in the 2013 Writers-Editors Network Writing Competition. She took her chapter, her certificate, and the confidence from winning, then got busy contacting agents and publishers.
North Stratford, NH, February 01, 2014 -(PressReleasePoint)- Carol J. Perry didn't stop when she was awarded First Place, Novel Chapter, in the 2013 Writers-Editors Network Writing Competition. She took her chapter, her certificate, and the confidence from winning, then got busy contacting agents and publishers.
Authors and would-be authors have been entering writing contests for ages, all with the hope of discovering: (1) do I really have talent? – and (2) should I continue to reach for that brass ring? But not too many actually grab hold of that opportunity if it appears. Carol Perry grabbed the brass ring with gusto and reached the author's Holy Grail – a multi-book contract with a traditional publishing house (Kensington Publishing).
In an interview, Carol Perry, Madeira Beach, Fla., shares how her background helped shape her writing generally and this book in particular; why she entered that chapter in the competition; and the steps she took to end up with a contract for not the one book – but a series of "cozy" mystery novels.
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Johannesburg - Legal aid is provided for people charged with arson, Legal Aid SA said on Tuesday.
"We would like to confirm that in terms of our policy as contained in the Legal Aid guide 2014, arson is an offence for which legal aid is provided in the district court," spokesman Mpho Phasha said in a statement.
He said the body regretted a statement made by one of its candidate attorneys that legal representation was not provided to accused persons in arson cases.
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While Playing God of War 3, my eyes kept skittering away from the big TV screen to the bookshelf in the corner. There sat a hard back copy of William Vollmann's novel, Europe Central. I kept thinking to myself, I've seen this story before somewhere, or at least I've felt this way before. As Kratos threw aside all care and decency in his quest for violent vengeance, and Zeus and the other Olympians showed gargantuan disdain for anything but their own desires, the revelation hit me. This game is just like Europe Central!
OK, OK, I admit that on the face of it, God of War 3 is nothing like Vollman's epic novel. That book is all about introspection, narrative experimentation, and the horrors humanity is capable of. God of War 3 is really all about the eye-goggling visuals, wild quick-time events, and over the top design. Maybe they're more alike than I thought now that I put it that way. Both focus on style as much as they do substance. The difference is, Europe Central clearly means for the reader to feel just awful about everything that transpires on its pages. I'm not sure what feelings God of War wants me to have.


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Danny Ellis was locked in a see-saw battle for the lead with Sean Gorgone when he hit the shot of the Ocala Open off the 13th tee.
With winds whipping up to 25 mph at the 211-yard par-3, Ellis ripped an authoritative drive that bounced over the fringe and directly at the pin before rolling an inch wide and less than a foot long. It led to a tap-in for birdie and a two-stroke lead for Ellis, who cruised from there to win by three-strokes and claim the $20,000 champions check.
Anytime you can win its great, and this was a good field here and a good test of golf because it was so windy, said Ellis, 38, a veteran golfer out of Heathrow with over $1.6 million in career earnings from a long list of PGA and Nationwide events.
Gorgone, who began the day a stroke behind, had briefly grabbed the lead by draining a 20-foot birdie putt at the par-3 fifth. He had another chance to lead when he struck a beautiful approach from the rough at the par-5 12th to set up a 15-foot eagle putt.
His attempt, however, broke right of the hole. Ellis capitalized and hung onto the lead by rattling in a 10-footer for birdie, then took command for good moments later with his heroic drive at No. 13.
Ellis iced the tourney at No. 16 when he planted a 12-foot birdie put into the middle of the cup and Gorgone three-putted.
Gorgone faltered on the back nine with bogeys at 10, 11, 16 and 18.
I just had some misjudged shots and some putts that I blew away there, said Gorgone, a club pro out of Casselberry. It wouldve been a lot tighter if I hadnt done that.
Gorgones late-round stumble opened the door for Melbournes Nick Lindheim and Vero Beachs Ryan Cobb to pass him and finish second and third, respectively.
Lindheims 68 left him three strokes behind Ellis and earned him the $11,500 runner-up purse. He walked off the 18th green as the clubhouse leader, which was a first for the 24-year-old California native at the professional level.
Never been in this position before, Lindheim said. It was nice to see, and Im pretty happy with the outcome.
Cobb, 29, earned $8,000 for his third-place finish.
I played very well, Cobb said. The putter couldve been a little hotter, but I think everybody except probably Danny could say that.
Saturday was a bust for the third member of Cobbs trio, two-time champion Rod Perry of Port Orange. Perry, who lit up the leaderboard with a 63 on Friday, saw his short game blow up on the back nine. His 75 finish sent him plummeting down the standings to a 19th-place finish.
Jim Lemon of Madison, Wisc., posted the days low round of 65, which moved him into a fourth-place tie with Gorgone and Yohann Benson of Montreal. Each of them earned $5,000.
Finishing in a seventh-place tie ($2,333) were first-round leader Christo Greyling of Orlando, PGA Tour veteran Dave Rummells of Kissimmee, and Lakelands Brad Klaprott.
The top two local finishers former Candler Hills pro Jeff Hill and Hooters Tour regular Ted Potter of Silver Springs were right behind in a 10th-place tie along with another PGA veteran, Russ Cochran of Paducah, Ky., and Orlandos Lee Williamson. They took home $1,650 each.
The two other Ocalans in the field struggled to the finish line. John Balmer shot a 75 and Roger Rowland posted a 73, leaving the pair in a tie for 52nd place that paid $600.
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