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Is Climate Change is the new black, or is it used just because it is less specific.
Ya know, whatever anyhow, none of its going to matter if we don't fix the economy and get control of government inflation.
I saw it happen in Europe. In order to control the people, make sure you control their finances. The best way to do that is to raise taxes to ridiculous levels so that the average working citizens barely survive. Once the people are taxed sufficiently, they only worry about their daily survival instead of having time to think for themselves.
So, what's next? Allow the United Nations to tax all the people on the planet directly?
- by zotenschmied May 20, 2008 11:03 PM PDT
- just for your info, hilary benn is a he and not a she
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