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Who Owns America's Wealth?
D Peter Maus wrote:
Tex wrote: The top 10% own 72% of the wealth. The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth. The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth. 1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%). Source: The Federal Reserve Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me neither. The top 1% pay over a third, 34.27% of all income taxes. (Up from 2003: 33.71%) The top 1% own 53% of the stock market. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote: Tex wrote: The top 10% own 72% of the wealth. The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth. The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth. 1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%). Source: The Federal Reserve Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me neither. The top 1% pay over a third, 34.27% of all income taxes. (Up from 2003: 33.71%) The top 1% own 53% of the stock market. So, what? One person on my block owns 80% of all the real estate. Ownership isn't a crime. Do the work, you can own something, too. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
"Dave" wrote in message ... D Peter Maus wrote: Tex wrote: The top 10% own 72% of the wealth. The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth. The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth. 1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%). Source: The Federal Reserve Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me neither. The top 1% pay over a third, 34.27% of all income taxes. (Up from 2003: 33.71%) The top 1% own 53% of the stock market. No, that is patently untrue. I do not have the exact figure on hand, but somewhere above half of the worth of all public shares is owned by mutual funds, pension funds and insurance companies. In other words, anyone with a 401k or IRA, anyone with life insurance or fire or hazard insurance, anyone with a union or company pension, indirectly owns those shares. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
On Jun 28, 6:57*am, D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Tex wrote: The top 10% own 72% of the wealth. The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth. The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth. 1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%). Source: The Federal Reserve Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me neither. * The top 1% pay over a third, 34.27% of all income taxes. (Up from 2003: 33.71%) The top 1% own 53% of the stock market. * *So, what? One person on my block owns 80% of all the real estate. -* *Ownership isn't a crime. The Left-Wing Liberals 'think' It Should Be in The Name of the Common Good. - * *Do the work, The Left-Wing Liberals 'feel' You Are Being Mean Spirited by Saying People Should Work for What They Get. - you can own something, too. The Left-Wing Liberals 'known' That What You Have Rightfully Belongs To Others. We Are The Liberals : Your Property Will Be Assimilated ! just for the fun of it ~ RHF |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
On Jun 28, 7:56*am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Dave" wrote in message ... D Peter Maus wrote: Tex wrote: The top 10% own 72% of the wealth. The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth. The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth. 1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%). Source: The Federal Reserve Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me neither. * The top 1% pay over a third, 34.27% of all income taxes. (Up from 2003: 33.71%) The top 1% own 53% of the stock market. - No, that is patently untrue. I do not have the exact - figure on hand, but somewhere above half of the worth - of all public shares is owned by mutual funds, pension - funds and insurance companies. In other words, anyone - with a 401k or IRA, anyone with life insurance or fire - or hazard insurance, anyone with a union or company - pension, indirectly owns those shares. That is sort of kind of 'true' -but- Who Controls All Those Assets ? - - - not John Q. Public [ The Rich Elite Who Sit on the Boards ] As A Matter Of Fact : WHO OWNS BIG OIL A Whole Bunch of Public Pension Plans for one. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Tex wrote: The top 10% own 72% of the wealth. The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth. The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth. 1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%). Source: The Federal Reserve Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me neither. The top 1% pay over a third, 34.27% of all income taxes. (Up from 2003: 33.71%) The top 1% own 53% of the stock market. So, what? One person on my block owns 80% of all the real estate. Ownership isn't a crime. Do the work, you can own something, too. The working stiff is getting from both ends. Buying power down, exposure way up. Risk has been transferred from capital to labor. That is perverse and marks a nation on the brink of disaster. Tax cuts for the wealthy are actually loans that the middle class will have to repay. We are in the middle of a class war that Ronald Reagan started. You my friend are on the wrong side. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
RHF wrote:
We Are The Liberals : Your Property Will Be Assimilated ! just for the fun of it ~ RHF . You are such a tool. Those who benefit the most should give the most back. Warren Buffet pays a lower tax rate than his secretary. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Milton Friedman says that tax cuts are the only way to jump start an economy. Milton Friedman is Satan. Tax cuts for the rich benefit the rich. Nothing trickles down. They create new jobs, only in China or Vietnam. Worker productivity up, worker compensation down. That ain't how the USA is supposed to work. We are being bled dry. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
D Peter Maus wrote:
Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. Our elected leaders realized that if they did not pass some major legislation the Robber Barons would eventually own every inch of land in America and our founding fathers vision of an egalitarian democratic republic would be destroyed, and our Constitution would be worthless. So in 1913 they passed the sixteenth amendment to the Constitution and a highly progressive tax system. This new highly progressive tax system also included an estate tax. The highly progressive estate tax forced the Robber Barons to decide between paying a large tax bill to the government at their death, or giving a lot of their wealth away to charities, school, libraries, foundations, hospitals, research institutes, and other organizations that would benefit our society as a whole. And they ended up doing both to the great benefit of American society. Our current economic success and the growth of the middle class is a direct consequence of these progressive tax legislative actions. However, a new group of Robber Barons has emerged and they, like the first Robber Barons, are threatening our democracy. These new Robber Barons have successfully lobbied our political leaders, with campaign contributions and political infiltrators, and they have gotten legislation passed that has changed our progressive tax system into a regressive tax system that is full of special interest provisions and tax loopholes. As a result of these regressive changes the average middle class worker now pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than does the average millionaire, and the average billionaire pays an even smaller percentage. Adjusted gross income Tax rate Components of tax rate $0 to $8,200 15.3% 15.3% payroll, 0% income tax $8,201 to $15,500 25.3% 15.3% payroll, 10% income tax $15,501 to $37,900 30.3% 15.3% payroll, 15% income tax $37,901 to $80,150 40.3% 15.3% payroll, 25% income tax $80,151 to $90,000 43.3% 15.3% payroll, 28% income tax $90,000 to $158,350 30.9% 2.9% Medicare, 28% income tax $158,351 to $334,650 35.9% 2.9% Medicare, 33% income tax Over $334,650 37.9% 2.9% Medicare, 35% income tax (The table was published in the Dallas Morning News on 5/18/2005 and it shows that a single self-employed individual who makes around $80k per year is paying a higher percentage of their income in taxes then someone making over $330k per year.)" http://fixco1.com/bushtaxsystem.html |
(OT) : D'Oh ! DaviD -proclaims- Ronald Reagan Stated a ClassWar
RHF wrote:
Dave - How Can Truth, Justice and The American Way -be- The Wrong Side ? ~ RHF . How can I take you seriously if you spout cliche` from comic books? |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
In article ,
Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Milton Friedman says that tax cuts are the only way to jump start an economy. Milton Friedman is Satan. SNIP And you are a drug addled clown. I suggest arguing about radios in this news group. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
In article ,
Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? -- Telamon Ventura, California |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
"Telamon" wrote in message ... In article , Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Hal Turner told him it was so. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Milton Friedman says that tax cuts are the only way to jump start an economy. Milton Friedman is Satan. Tax cuts for the rich benefit the rich. Tax cuts for the rich are a myth. Tax cuts are tax cuts. If only the rich are paying taxes, only the rich will experience the cuts. You can't have a reduction in tax payments if you aren't making them. Nothing trickles down. Yeah? Your have a job? Poor people do not create employment. Worker productivity up, worker compensation down. Hmmm....the middle class average income is up. Wealthy class has expanded due to middle class families moving up. How much capital investment by poor people have made that possible? And when was it that the minimum wage went down. I must have missed that. That ain't how the USA is supposed to work. We are being bled dry. By whom? Those that take money from me and give it to you? Yes, I agree. Consider this...since 1964, we've spent $6 1/2 TRILLION in the 'War on Poverty.' All of it tax money taken from the earnings of those working. That's 7 figures for every man woman and child THAT"S EVER LIVED in North America. And yet...there are still poor people. Hmmmm... Do you think it might be because you can't change the economic status of a poor person by giving them money? One of the reasons they're poor, is because THEY DON"T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MONEY. Hand a two people each a dollar and one will spend it. The other will spend some of it, and turn the rest over to generate another dollar. Which one becomes rich and which becomes poor? The one who spent his dollar does not have a right to expect someone to take the other guy's profits and give them to him. The only thing that will reduce poverty in the US, is education and opportunity. Education, we've ****ed up beyond all recognition. Opportunity....well that has to be TAKEN. That never changes. Meaning someone who wants to change his situation has to take the opportunity and do what it takes. What we need to do in Education is to teach that we have to TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY AND DO THE WORK. Sheesh..... You can't change your situation by waiting for someone to hand you money. A co-worker of mine, in 1995, won the Illinois lottery. Should have been set for life. Everyone told him to invest the money to build wealth. Not knowing what to do with money, and being unwilling to give any of it to someone, like a financial planner, to help him, he was broke in less than a year. I could have retired on his winnings, and supported everyone in my neighborhood. Matt...well...he's still living in a cold water walkup driving a 20 year old Oldsmobile. Earning minimum wage. That's not the fault of the rich. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
Dave wrote:
As a result of these regressive changes the average middle class worker now pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than does the average millionaire, and the average billionaire pays an even smaller percentage. The tax system is unfair. But remember that about 30% of the population pays zero tax at all. You can't cut the taxes of those who don't pay them. And you can't make the poor wealthy by making the wealthy poor. A flat tax would be the most fair. It would also be the most effective. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
Telamon wrote:
In article , Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Alex Jones touches on these themes from time to time. Like William Cooper used to; but he was full of crap too, right? |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Milton Friedman says that tax cuts are the only way to jump start an economy. Milton Friedman is Satan. Tax cuts for the rich benefit the rich. Tax cuts for the rich are a myth. Tax cuts are tax cuts. If only the rich are paying taxes, only the rich will experience the cuts. You can't have a reduction in tax payments if you aren't making them. Nothing trickles down. Yeah? Your have a job? Poor people do not create employment. Worker productivity up, worker compensation down. Hmmm....the middle class average income is up. Wealthy class has expanded due to middle class families moving up. How much capital investment by poor people have made that possible? And when was it that the minimum wage went down. I must have missed that. That ain't how the USA is supposed to work. We are being bled dry. By whom? Those that take money from me and give it to you? Yes, I agree. Consider this...since 1964, we've spent $6 1/2 TRILLION in the 'War on Poverty.' All of it tax money taken from the earnings of those working. That's 7 figures for every man woman and child THAT"S EVER LIVED in North America. And yet...there are still poor people. Hmmmm... Do you think it might be because you can't change the economic status of a poor person by giving them money? One of the reasons they're poor, is because THEY DON"T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MONEY. Hand a two people each a dollar and one will spend it. The other will spend some of it, and turn the rest over to generate another dollar. Which one becomes rich and which becomes poor? The one who spent his dollar does not have a right to expect someone to take the other guy's profits and give them to him. The only thing that will reduce poverty in the US, is education and opportunity. Education, we've ****ed up beyond all recognition. Opportunity....well that has to be TAKEN. That never changes. Meaning someone who wants to change his situation has to take the opportunity and do what it takes. What we need to do in Education is to teach that we have to TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY AND DO THE WORK. Sheesh..... You can't change your situation by waiting for someone to hand you money. A co-worker of mine, in 1995, won the Illinois lottery. Should have been set for life. Everyone told him to invest the money to build wealth. Not knowing what to do with money, and being unwilling to give any of it to someone, like a financial planner, to help him, he was broke in less than a year. I could have retired on his winnings, and supported everyone in my neighborhood. Matt...well...he's still living in a cold water walkup driving a 20 year old Oldsmobile. Earning minimum wage. That's not the fault of the rich. I work for 3 millionaires. They are very generous. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote: As a result of these regressive changes the average middle class worker now pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than does the average millionaire, and the average billionaire pays an even smaller percentage. The tax system is unfair. But remember that about 30% of the population pays zero tax at all. The only people who pay no taxes are wealthy people with really good accountants. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: As a result of these regressive changes the average middle class worker now pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than does the average millionaire, and the average billionaire pays an even smaller percentage. The tax system is unfair. But remember that about 30% of the population pays zero tax at all. The only people who pay no taxes are wealthy people with really good accountants. Guess again. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: As a result of these regressive changes the average middle class worker now pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than does the average millionaire, and the average billionaire pays an even smaller percentage. The tax system is unfair. But remember that about 30% of the population pays zero tax at all. The only people who pay no taxes are wealthy people with really good accountants. Guess again. Poor people pay sales tax. "Lloyd Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, acknowledged in an interview yesterday that there were justified concerns about the huge profits generated by private equity firms and that he worried that income inequality was “poisoning democracy”. He also said that he would be voting for the Democrat candidate at the next election. Mr Blankfein is the highest-paid executive on Wall Street, earning $54 million last year. Mr Buffett, who runs the investment group Berkshire Hathaway and is widely regarded as the world’s most successful investor, said that he was a Democrat because Republicans are more likely to think: “I’m making $80 million a year – God must have intended me to have a lower tax rate.” " http://business.timesonline.co.uk/to...cle1996735.ece |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
"Dave" wrote in message ... D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: As a result of these regressive changes the average middle class worker now pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than does the average millionaire, and the average billionaire pays an even smaller percentage. The tax system is unfair. But remember that about 30% of the population pays zero tax at all. The only people who pay no taxes are wealthy people with really good accountants. Seldom true, unless they have made poor investments and have losses. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
**** the rich-I'll be the first volunteer to hang 'em from light poles.
Seriously. "Dave" wrote in message ... D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: As a result of these regressive changes the average middle class worker now pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than does the average millionaire, and the average billionaire pays an even smaller percentage. The tax system is unfair. But remember that about 30% of the population pays zero tax at all. The only people who pay no taxes are wealthy people with really good accountants. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
In article ,
Dave wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Alex Jones touches on these themes from time to time. Like William Cooper used to; but he was full of crap too, right? Yes. That guy was a nut and it got him killed for no good reason. What a waste. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
(OT) Who Owns America's Wealth?
Telamon wrote: In article , Dave wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Alex Jones touches on these themes from time to time. Like William Cooper used to; but he was full of crap too, right? Yes. That guy was a nut and it got him killed for no good reason. What a waste. I listened to him (on SW of course!) for the humour. I picked up a copy of his book, 'Behold a Pale Horse' I think it was, and was amused by it as well. He was a real goofball. dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B 70' and 200' wires GE SR I, II and III PRO-2045, BC895XLT ground plane and beam |
(OT) Who Owns America's Wealth?
In article ,
dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Dave wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Alex Jones touches on these themes from time to time. Like William Cooper used to; but he was full of crap too, right? Yes. That guy was a nut and it got him killed for no good reason. What a waste. I listened to him (on SW of course!) for the humour. I picked up a copy of his book, 'Behold a Pale Horse' I think it was, and was amused by it as well. He was a real goofball. The guy had passion and lived up to his rhetoric but it got him killed by the police. If he was still around he would be telling us that David and Tex had a full load in their diapers. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
(OT) Who Owns America's Wealth?
Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Dave wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Alex Jones touches on these themes from time to time. Like William Cooper used to; but he was full of crap too, right? Yes. That guy was a nut and it got him killed for no good reason. What a waste. I listened to him (on SW of course!) for the humour. I picked up a copy of his book, 'Behold a Pale Horse' I think it was, and was amused by it as well. He was a real goofball. The guy had passion and lived up to his rhetoric but it got him killed by the police. If he was still around he would be telling us that David and Tex had a full load in their diapers. Another guy I thought was amusing was out of Florida I think, ran 'Radio Free America'? He was amusing, can't remember what he was selling. He may still be on via the internet. |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
"David Eduardo" wrote in message ... "Telamon" wrote in message ... In article , Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. He's earned his wealth. To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. "In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Hal Turner told him it was so. Even the bigot has more credibility than you do. At least everyone knows what his personal preferences are and what social program he supports which is overtly racist. On the other hand, you serve the radio broadcasting industry as a corporate shill |
ABOUT - William Cooper "Shortwave Broadcaster"
On Jun 28, 6:36*pm, Dave wrote:
Telamon wrote: In article , *Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: * Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. * He's earned his wealth. * To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. * * *"In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Alex Jones touches on these themes from time to time. *Like William Cooper used to; but he was full of crap too, right?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - ABOUT - William Cooper "Shortwave Broadcaster" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_William_Cooper http://www.thewatcherfiles.com/william_cooper.htm http://www.hourofthetime.com/william.htm http://www.cassiopaea.org/cass/cooper.htm http://www.v-j-enterprises.com/cooper.html Video - William Cooper http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fHmWcRZ72A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_c1hiwnrno&NR=1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4EyBstOsA "Babylon" Mystery Series -by- William Cooper http://oneheartbooks.com/resources/a...ry_babylon.htm ~ RHF |
ABOUT - William Cooper "Shortwave Broadcaster"
RHF wrote:
ABOUT - William Cooper "Shortwave Broadcaster" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_William_Cooper http://www.thewatcherfiles.com/william_cooper.htm http://www.hourofthetime.com/william.htm http://www.cassiopaea.org/cass/cooper.htm http://www.v-j-enterprises.com/cooper.html Video - William Cooper http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fHmWcRZ72A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_c1hiwnrno&NR=1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4EyBstOsA "Babylon" Mystery Series -by- William Cooper http://oneheartbooks.com/resources/a...ry_babylon.htm ~ RHF . Don't forget Bo Gritz. "I was trained and qualified as a Master Parachutist/HALO; Underwater Operations/Salvage Diver, Ranger, Special Forces Officer, Intelligence Operative, Aviator, Nuclear-Biological-Chemical officer, Martial Arts Blackbelt Instructor, Linguist in Swahili and Chinese Mandarin. I've been decorated 62 time for valor and success in special operations tasks. I've been educated with as BS in Law and Correction, MA in Communications, MS Military Science, Ph.D. in Para-Psychology (Mind Control) and Security Operations. I've made the acquaintance, worked for, and operated with prominent para-military, intelligence, national leadership, and foreign criminal personalities including presidents, generals, drug overlords, guerrilla leaders, et all. I know who killed the Kennedys, destroyed the Oklahoma City Federal Building, caused the downings of Pam-Am 103 and TWA-800, knew about and allowed the 9-11 attacks; and where and how the Islamic Jihad will next strike the U.S. I know the Insider plan for Globalism; where we are in that progression, and how International Socialist/Facist plan to achieve their goal of world domination." http://www.bogritz.com/lookingglass.html |
Who Owns America's Wealth?
On Jun 28, 11:58*am, Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote: Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: Tex wrote: The top 10% own 72% of the wealth. The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth. The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth. 1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%). Source: The Federal Reserve Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me neither. * The top 1% pay over a third, 34.27% of all income taxes. (Up from 2003: 33.71%) The top 1% own 53% of the stock market. * So, what? One person on my block owns 80% of all the real estate. * Ownership isn't a crime. * Do the work, you can own something, too. The working stiff is getting from both ends. *Buying power down, exposure way up. *Risk has been transferred from capital to labor. *That is perverse and marks a nation on the brink of disaster. *Tax cuts for the wealthy are actually loans that the middle class will have to repay. We are in the middle of a class war that Ronald Reagan started. *You my friend are on the wrong side.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Welcome back the 1930's Great Depression that hit North America and Europe so hard... Let's ride the rails boys.. Grow our vegetable gardens on empty plots of land somewhere...... For those lucky to have a small shack... make sure you have your canning supplies... learn how to make your own soap like great grandma did....mend your own clothes...you can do amazing things with needle and thread... We have our hybrid rechargeable batteries and solar chargers ready for our radios and flashlights... water filters and purifiers... rifles and ammo....camping supplies..... Get ready folks..... THE **** IS GOING TO HIT THE FAN AGAIN. .. Ten or twenty year depression... and a big war to to solve the problem... Actually I liked Ronald Reagan of the U.S.... and his good friend Margarate Thatcher of Britain. A great pair of good folks. The two of them made things difficult for the U.S.S.R. and in the case of Margarate Thatcher of Britain... Argentina as well.... Remember the Falkland Islands and the Iron Lady. |
ABOUT - William Cooper "Shortwave Broadcaster"
Buffet earned nothing. Like J.P. Morgan before him
he is the European Rothschild representative here in the USA. On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 09:47:01 -0700 (PDT), RHF wrote: On Jun 28, 6:36*pm, Dave wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , *Dave wrote: D Peter Maus wrote: * Consider also, that Warren Buffett pays less tax on his income legally because, among other things, he is a powerful and broad employer. He's responsible hundreds of thousands of jobs. He runs businesses. Invests his money. * He's earned his wealth. * To suggest that taxation is insufficient for the rest of us, as he has repeatedly in the last 15 years, is an arrogance he has not earned. * * *"In the late 1800's and early 1900's there was a group of super wealthy American capitalist known as the Robber Barons. SNIP That's nice. You heard about this on SW right? Alex Jones touches on these themes from time to time. *Like William Cooper used to; but he was full of crap too, right?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - ABOUT - William Cooper "Shortwave Broadcaster" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_William_Cooper http://www.thewatcherfiles.com/william_cooper.htm http://www.hourofthetime.com/william.htm http://www.cassiopaea.org/cass/cooper.htm http://www.v-j-enterprises.com/cooper.html Video - William Cooper http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fHmWcRZ72A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_c1hiwnrno&NR=1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4EyBstOsA "Babylon" Mystery Series -by- William Cooper http://oneheartbooks.com/resources/a...ry_babylon.htm ~ RHF . |
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