The Taxpayers' new record is awesome! but Everything is awful at the Santa Cruz boardwalk amusement park! Goofpunx paradise? AHHH! The Taxpayers' Califuckyeah tour 2010. That's Rick Frame in the shades; he recorded this and other fun numbers off To Risk So Much For One Damn Meal, the Taxpayers' latest release!
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The Taxpayers' "Everything is Awful" from their album "To Risk So Much For One Damn Meal"Check out Alternate Sounds on Twitter! twitter.com We're also on Facebook. www.facebook.com Disclaimer: All music and album artwork is owned by the band. I created none of it, just spreading some good music. Please support the band and buy the album!
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Watch the full Keiser Report E214 on Thursday. This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss taxpayers in the West being pepper-sprayed with toxic debts while in China fraudsters receive five fingers of death. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Gregor Macdonald about Warren Buffett's investment in Japan and the cost benefit analysis of the energy policy of invading resource rich nations in order to liberate their oil. KR on FB: www.facebook.com
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Follow the film series and like us at: www.facebook.com Twitter - twitter.com Youtube - www.youtube.com Support the musicians and get their amazing music: Johann Johannsson on iTunes itunes.apple.com Hildur Gudnadottir on iTunes itunes.apple.com Your support is appreciated so we can keep making these films for the people who feel the beginning is near. Director's Statement Generations of American taxpayers have bailed out today's big banks to the tune of $12 trillion (New York Times, July 2011). That is $83000 p American taxpayer, plus interest. Still today, the big banks gamble with government (taxpayer) backing - a 'heads I win, tails you lose' scenario. This absurd scenario obliterates any notion of a true free-market society, we are slowly being reduced to a feudal society: where a small group of individuals, behind closed doors, shape our common economic future, and there is nothing we can do about it. This film explores how this all came to be over the last 3 years. Stay connected with the filmmaker and future projects: www.facebook.com Copyright Ogilvie Film 2011 - all rights reserved
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As Europe's leaders roll up their sleeves and prepare to slug it out for the euro's very survival, German parliamentarian Frank Schaeffler explains to RT why piling new debts on top of old ones can only lead to collapse. RT: How would you grade the efforts by Merkel and Sarkozy to save the eurozone, and are they heading in the right direction? German parliamentarian Frank Schaeffler: No, it's a project that has been designed by those at the top. The European Union needs the steps that would bolster the market economy and that would be adjusted so that they could fit into the market economy. According to the rules of the market economy, if you decide to take on the risks, you have to bear responsibility for these risks. The projects that are enforced from the top will not be able to operate under such conditions. Such projects should work from bottom up. RT: European bureaucrats and their allies in national governments want to see more fiscal control over national governments, more control over their budgets also. How much centralization does the European Union need, in your opinion? FS: The European Union does not need more centralization. Excessive centralization has actually been the key problem and the reason why we are facing the current crisis. The euro has been a project of the planned economy developed and enforced from the top. The members that have become part of the eurozone project are very much different from each other and cannot provide for a common <b>...</b>
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The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur on an investigative piece in Bloomberg on the Koch Brothers. www.bloomberg.com The Young Turks on Current TV: current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Support TYT for FREE: bit.ly
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The Air Force is about to give Lockheed Martin $24 million to fix a major issue in Lockheed's F-22 Raptors. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur on why this is absurd. www.salon.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Former AIG CEO Maurice Greenberg is suing because he doesn't think the almost $70 billion in taxpayer money spent bailing out AIG was enough. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur explains. Source: thinkprogress.org Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
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StopIRSDebt.com continues to bring you incredible tax relief stories! The stories in our commercials feature real people with real tax debt getting real results. If you owe the IRS or state back taxes, are under audit, have unreported foreign assets, or un-filed returns, we can help you get current and compliant! Call one of our tax executives today for a free, no obligation consultation and see what options you have to resolve your tax debt.
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www.razorcake.org | Punk music | The Taxpayers live at Vince Lombardi High School (VLHS), Pomona, CA. 12-9-11, Video by Marty Ploy, courtesy of Razorcake
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TPS and construction are tearing down buildings that could be sold or used during future years. Please view the youtube page kidsarentcars for further information about this subject.
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IRS, CPA bureaucracy cost tax payers $431 billion a year Tax compliance employs more workers than Wal-Mart, UPS, McDonald's, IBM and Citigroup combined Arthur B. Laffer WSJ April 18, 2011 There is a lot more to taxes than simply paying the bill. Taxpayers must spend significantly more than $1 in order to provide $1 of income-tax revenue to the federal government. To start with, individuals and businesses must pay the government the $1 in revenue plus the costs of their own time spent filing and complying with the tax code; plus the tax collection costs of the IRS; plus the tax compliance outlays that individuals and businesses pay to help them file their taxes. In a study published last week by the Laffer Center, my colleagues Wayne Winegarden, John Childs and I estimate that these costs alone are a staggering $431 billion annually. This is a cost markup of 30 cents on every dollar paid in taxes. And this is not even a complete accounting of the costs of tax complexity. Like taxes themselves, tax-compliance costs change people's behavior. Taxpayers, whether individuals or businesses, respond to taxes and tax-compliance costs by changing the composition of their income, the location of their income, the timing of their income, and the volume of their income. So long as the cost of changing one's income is lower than the taxes saved, the taxpayer will engage in these types of tax-avoidance activities. www.infowars.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.net <b>...</b>
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IRS, CPA bureaucracy cost tax payers $431 billion a year Tax compliance employs more workers than Wal-Mart, UPS, McDonald's, IBM and Citigroup combined Arthur B. Laffer WSJ April 18, 2011 There is a lot more to taxes than simply paying the bill. Taxpayers must spend significantly more than $1 in order to provide $1 of income-tax revenue to the federal government. To start with, individuals and businesses must pay the government the $1 in revenue plus the costs of their own time spent filing and complying with the tax code; plus the tax collection costs of the IRS; plus the tax compliance outlays that individuals and businesses pay to help them file their taxes. In a study published last week by the Laffer Center, my colleagues Wayne Winegarden, John Childs and I estimate that these costs alone are a staggering $431 billion annually. This is a cost markup of 30 cents on every dollar paid in taxes. And this is not even a complete accounting of the costs of tax complexity. Like taxes themselves, tax-compliance costs change people's behavior. Taxpayers, whether individuals or businesses, respond to taxes and tax-compliance costs by changing the composition of their income, the location of their income, the timing of their income, and the volume of their income. So long as the cost of changing one's income is lower than the taxes saved, the taxpayer will engage in these types of tax-avoidance activities. www.infowars.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.net <b>...</b>
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Eleven foreign countries, including Mexico and Brazil, are suing the state of Georgia for its law cracking down on illegal immigration. Neil spoke to Georgia State Representative Matt Ramsey who says that "All we're trying to do is see the enforcement of American immigration law occur, which is incidentally, compared to Mexico, is liberal and welcome." Ramsey says the law is intended to protect the state's economy because taxpayers are subsidizing half a million illegal immigrants in Georgia via public schools, law enforcement and health care costs.
Cenk Uygur discusses a New York Times report on how banks are using government money meant to be loaned to small businesses to 'pay back' TARP. Also, 475 billion of TARP that was funneled through insurers like AIG has not been paid back. Subscribe: bit.ly TYT Mobile: bit.ly On Facebook: www.facebook.com On Twitter: twitter.com www.theyoungturks.com FREE Movies(!): www.netflix.com Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com Read Cenk's Blog: www.huffingtonpost.com
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The Taxpayers started in the basement of The Slime House in St John's, where Rob was living at the time. The Slime House was a pretty gnarly place; it was a former methhouse, infested with all sorts of creepy-crawlies and overall structurally unsound. After a couple weeks of practice (and beers and adorable dogs) we decided to throw a St John's Food Not Bombs benefit show at The Slime House.
Stephen Kruiser, Hot Air's Ed Morrissey and Newbusters' Noel Sheppard join Tony Katz on PJTV to reveal that President Obama was for corporate tax breaks on corporate jets before he was against them. And guess who pays the least attention to the Obama Administration.
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How did American government get so big and so expensive? Steven Malanga gives the answer in Shakedown, a chilling history of the expansion of the public sector. A self-interested coalition of public employees' unions and government-financed community activists has bankrupted state and local governments. Through increased government spending and backroom entitlement deals with politicians, this new political powerhouse is filling its coffers at the expense of taxpayers. The bill for this conspiracy against the American taxpayer is now coming due.
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A few weeks back, Hollywood movie stars and groups such as the Creative Coalition stormed Washington, DC to lobby for increased taxpayer funding of the arts. Most memorably, Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey told Hardball's Chris Matthew that Abraham Lincoln was a huge theater fan who "understood that he needed the arts to replenish his soul." (Not surprisingly, Spacey didn't mention where Lincoln was assassinated or the profession of his killer). But funding the arts with taxapayer dollars is a bad idea for at least three reasons. 1. Publicly financed art is easily censored art. Last December, the National Portrait Gallery almost immediately pulled a four-minute video called "A Fire in My Belly" after complaints from the Catholic League and politicians such as Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), who objected to images of ants crawling over a crucifix. It's hard to imagine a private museum so quickly and cravenly pulling an offending piece. But when the taxpayer is footing the bill, the most easily aggrieved among us yields a thug's veto. Indeed, in February, scandalized Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) even called for getting rid of a 1922 statue in New York City due to what he says is its sexist portrayal of women. 2. We're broke. Advocates of public funding for the arts routinely argue that the budget of groups such as the National Endowment for the Arts comes to just pennies per citizen and the cost of just one Pentagon bomber is comparatively <b>...</b>
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OVER 100 MORE examples of Fox News Bias at www.youtube.com If you thought Fox News would try to be more accurate in its business programming where misreporting is more likely to have financial consequences, you'll be disappointed by the false Republican talking point masquerading as news information I heard from Jonathan Hoenig, an Ayn Rand follower and author of "Greed is Good: The Capitalist Pig Guide to Investing," who appeared on the Fox News business program "Cashin' In" this weekend. The Fox News clips in this video come from the program "Cashin' In" broadcast on March 13, 2010 (which I have not been able to find available online). The audio clip of Eric Westervelt's National Public Radio story titled "Greek Workers Strike Over Austerity Plan" comes from the NPR webpage you can find at www.npr.org And, finally, the Social Security OASDI information about the limits on the amount of earnings subject to taxation for a given year that I show in this video comes from the webpage at www.socialsecurity.gov
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Topics in today's show: --There are now over 100 criminal probes investigating the money doled out on the 2009 stimulus --Democrats in Congress are considering a tax on financial transactions --The Department of Homeland Security will now show PSAs in hotel rooms across America --A new study claims that so-called global warming is the responsible for the extinction of animals that started over 10000 years ago --A GOP group in Virginia is under fire for sending an email with a picture of a zombie Obama --According to a new report, 1 in 4 travelers smuggled liquids past TSA --According to Snookie, Jersey Shore's the Situation is broke --Scientists have found evidence of prostate cancer in a 2000-year-old mummy Love NewsBusted and want to receive alerts about new episodes in your email? Visit newsbusters.org to sign up for free!Starring: Jodi Miller Production: Dialog New Media Feeling generous? Text 'NewsBusters' to 85944 to make a $10 contribution to keep 'Busted going strong. NewsBusted is a comedy webcast about the news of the day, uploaded every Tuesday and every Friday. If you like the show, be sure to tell your friends and family! Feel free to post your comments on this video, we love them. We also love seeing how many people won't read this disclaimer and realize the laughtrack is a joke itself. Think you're funny? Send your (short) jokes to newsbusted at dialognewmedia.com. If we use them, we'll pay you USD $50 for each one.
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A new proposal by the Obama Administration is supposed to help homeowners facing foreclosure but The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur shares the dirty details. Read more here: www.huffingtonpost.com The Young Turks on Current TV: current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Support TYT for FREE: bit.ly
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DAVID CAY JOHNSTON: Sure. George Steinbrenner is getting over $600 million for the new Yankee Stadium in New York. The New York Mets are getting over $600 million. In fact, the City of New York gave them money to lobby against the taxpayers to get more money. Rudy Giuliani gave $50 million to the two teams for that purpose. The new owners of the Washington Nationals baseball team in Washington, DC, paid $450 million for the team. But, in fact, they got the team for free, because the subsidy they're getting for the new stadium is worth $611 million. We actually paid these people to buy the team. (...) AMY GOODMAN: Speaking of sports teams, talk about President Bush and where you believe, really, ultimately, he got his wealth. DAVID CAY JOHNSTON: Well, it isn't a function of belief, Amy. I've got the documents. President Bush, who will go down in history as the great tax cutter, owes almost all of his fortune to a tax increase that was funneled into his pocket. (...) The value of this subsidy, according to Ray Hutchison, who is the husband of Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, is a prominent Republican insider in Texas and is the leading authority on municipal bond finance in Texas, was $202.5 million. The profit that President Bush and his partners made when they sold the team was $164 million. What does that tell you? Every single penny of additional money President Bush got from that investment, his gain, came from the taxpayers. He did not add one cent to the value of that <b>...</b>
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Taxpayers Association of Europe über den ESM-Vertrag: ESM ist Gründung einer Bank, ohne Legitimation www.youtube.com deutsch.taxpayers-europe.com deutsch.taxpayers-europe.com Wert der Immobilien www.wirtschaftsdienst.eu Schäuble - Deutschland seit 1945 nicht Souverän www.youtube.com de.ibtimes.com StaSeVe Aktuell - Nachrichten am 22.02.2012 mit Peter Frühwald www.youtube.com www.deutsche-mittelstands-nachrichten.de info.kopp-verlag.de Franz Hörmann - zur aktuellen Wirtschaftslage www.youtube.com braunschweig-aktuell.forumieren.com Deutschland schließt offenbar ESM-Aufstockung nicht mehr aus www.deutsche-mittelstands-nachrichten.de ralfkeser.wordpress.com Kampf der Dummschwätzer www.youtube.com
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