I think that the first tax that should be eliminated is the income tax.
It effects EVERYONE and not just those that invest.
I'm actually offended that Ron Paul would suggest eliminating capital gains taxes before the income tax.
It would appear that I'm the only person still talking to you.
Much of what the plan calls for is going after the low-lying fruit. This is stuff that can be done immediately.
You must understand that there are prerequisites to abolishing the Income Tax. You can't just stroke a pen, and have it be gone.
You have to do it in tandem with the spending cuts, otherwise, you have just increased the level of deficit spending, and dropped another pile onto the national debt.
Likewise, you can bring the military home from overseas, but before you do, you have to have somewhere to garrison those troops. I seriously doubt we have enough housing and barracks capacity to absorb all of the overseas forces all at once.
You have to bring home the troops you can absorb immediately. Then you have employ those troops in the recommissioning of mothballed bases in order to accommodate the bringing home of additional troops. Meanwhile, if the intent is to utilize those forces to shore up security along our southern border, you'll have to build new facilities in the southwest so that the troops can be garrisoned there.
All of Paul's (and our) long term goals will have to be accomplished by a series of intermediate steps. Some will be quicker and easier to accomplish. Some will have to take longer as a means of minimizing disruption, and that it is important to minimize disruption because the perception of 'crisis' can undo all that we are working for.
Don't be so short-sighted. This plan does not represent the overall Strategy... You're looking at tactics, which are simply the short term goals associated with achieving the overall Strategic goals.