i post this jerry day video of about eight minutes with the intro by the friend who sent me the video; 

 Jerry Day on taxes.  I recall a few years ago when Slick Willie Clinton made a statement on TV that Americans would soon be in an 82% tax bracket.  I could 't believe my ears hearing him make a statement like that as that was what my studies had revealed.  There was never a comment on the MSM about Slick's revelation nor was it ever repeated as to my knowledge.  If you have followed my musings in the past you know that the mafia always tells you what they are doing but its almost always in the form of a movie such as "The Wizard of Oz, The Matrix, The Truman show, etc." where people will be entertained without realizing that they have just been 'legally informed'.

Just how could we be in an 82% tax bracket?  The farmer buys property and he pays taxes on the property. He buys equipment, seeds, fertilizer, farm hands to help out and he pays taxes on all of this which he builds into the the selling price of his wheat.  The wheat is transported using gas and equipment that taxes were paid on and stored in a silo property and then shipped to a miller who paid taxes on his property and equipment. From there it goes to a bakery and, you guessed it, he paid taxes on his property, equipment and employees that he has to build into the price of the bread he sells to the supermarket that also has to build in its taxes for all of its expenses.  Now you can see why that loaf of bread that, without all those in-between taxes, would cost about 30 cents a loaf to put out, but now costs $2.50. 

Besides the State and Federal income taxes, the consumer ends up paying all the production cost taxes as well.  In other words if we got rid of taxes and the criminal operation we refer to as government we could work 1 day a week and have the same standard of living that we have today where we are busting our butt for at least 40 hours a week.

And just what is the purpose of taxes anyway other than to let you know you are a system slave?  Lets compare our economy to a bathtub.  If we turn on the water [Govco borrowing huge sums of money for its many socialistic programs and fringe benefits for insiders]  with the plug in the bottom, before long the tub would overfill and spill onto the floor which is referred to as hyperinflation where the dollar is now a worthless piece of toilet paper.  The idea is to remove the plug so that money can be drained off [income taxes] to prevent hyperinflation.  If you drained enough from the system to prevent any inflation you would probably be taxed at the 122% that Jerry talks about.  This would cause the chaos that we are seeing other countries today like Argentina.  Instead, they only insist on 82%, and by doing this they avoid the guns [There's that damned pesky 2nd Amendment again] and the pitchforks that would surely be coming at Govco.

Don't be fooled by thinking we are getting away with anything by not paying the impossible 122% of our income Jerry talks about, because we're not.  Paying 40% less [122% minus 82% leaves 40% of the fiscal debt unpaid] still causes inflation which is, itself a form of taxation.  Lets take a created scenario where the society you live in has a total of 1,000,000 RAZBUCKNICS in circulation and chickens cost 1 RAZBUCKNIC each.  You've worked hard and saved up 1000 RZs so you feel pretty confident that your family will have plenty of food for at least 3 years.  Along comes Govco with a plan to buy new Nike tennis shoes for all the children in the inner cities who have been going barefooted.  Winter is coming and we are sold on these kids not having to go barefooted in the cold.  So Govco borrows another million RZs from the banksters and puts that into circulation---10% going for the shoes and 90% going to friends of Govco. All of the sudden we have 2 million RZs in circulation in our society but we still have the same number of chickens available.  What do you suppose happens to the price of chickens?  Of course, chickens now cost $2 each and you have just been silently taxes out of half of your savings.

Don't think what I'm saying is true? Ask anyone my age that has any recollection and they will tell you that $1.50 candy bar used to cost 5 cents and that $2.50 gallon of gas used to cost under 20 cents.  Of course they don't do it all at one time. Its done in increments referred to as incrementalism so that folks won't go bananas and start raising hell. We are a very tolerant society.  In actuality, the cost of goods and services has not gone up one iota.  In fact, due to technology, the costs have actually gone down.  Its the purchasing power of the RZ that's gone down and, I fear, it will soon be cheaper than toilet paper.   ............https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsoFl3FLBWw