World Bank: Another form of taxation (The Sneek-A-TAX)

[Carson]

Another form of taxation (The Sneak-A-TAX)

This chart give us an example of another tax.

When fiat money is printed up to abandon, inflation can and will occur. If you own stocks and the price goes from ten dollars to one hundred, you pay taxes on the increase. That happens even though the price increase is the result of inflation. The man still expects his fee.

Right now I think the globalist may be giving us the opportunity to go along with their One World Order or face a protracted Depression.

If we could use Imminent Domain or collapse the creation of fiat money we could return to stable banking and stable markets. We didn't even really need taxes back when we had real money, from what I've heard!

We can either flat line or go along with the skyrocketing prices and be taxed out of the game for profits that will never happen. (If you compare the inflated dollar with the stock market gains of the past I would imagine it would show an actual gradual loss and not a gain like we all assume when it goes up.)

Just because the stock market goes from 8,000 to 16,000 doesn't mean any money was made. Specially when the value of a dollar went down to a dime.



This link is to the chart from the The New American story I ripped it off from. It's a good one about banking I think.

http://www.thenewamerican.com/history/american/946

 

[Carson]

This is the Dow Jones Industrial. See how it compares with the inflation of the dollar in the chart at the beginning of this thread.

All the while the market is going up the corporations are handing out big bonuses and thinking they are the cats meow.

When we buy in we end up paying taxes on inflated dollars when in actuality our true capital gains have been nothing to speak of.

In my lifetime I've seen the markets rise while everyone pats themselves on the back. At the same time I've seen the businesses in America go from providing for the world to where they don't even do much for us at home anymore. Maybe they are big outside of the United States now. I don't know.