INDEPENDENT ADVOCATE With Capitol City Newsletter Volume 27, Issue 100 July 24, 2013 IAE-ISSN 0893-9470 IAE-IRS-EIN 47-01752-60 Founded in 1986 © Marlin Pals, 2013 TAX BREAK SCANDAL The Poor Get Taxed When politicians get contributions for their campaigns and get elected, they repay their donors with government money, or really; welfare money. The donations don’t cost the donors a penny. However, someone has to make up for the money. The poor people make up for those donations by paying taxes and paying the prices which the donors charge for their products; if the donors produce products. That is double jeopardy for the poor, and is like the double jeopardy in court which the Constitution forbids. Also, the poor have to work for the donors for substandard wages so the donors can have money to donate to their political causes. The situation becomes triple jeopardy with that fact, and the situation goes way beyond the double jeopardy restriction of the Constitution. The donors are said to be able to get $5,000 back for every dollar they contribute. The poor must do a humongous amount of work to make up that $5,000 for the political donors. The donors can get rich contributing to politicians and then own the politicians. Then the rich hide their money and become the evil “servants” whom Christ condemned in His story of the talents. In His own way Christ was saying that if money doesn’t keep circulating then it is dead and useless. Of course, such makes the money holy and sacred. The more dead and useless something is; the more holy and sacred it is. Christ told His followers that unless money is used to help the poor they won’t get into Heaven. Clearly, money can’t buy a person any real estate in Heaven. The money might buy the rich ocean front property on the sun. They wouldn’t have to worry about rising oceans destroying their property. They could also buy ocean front property on the moon and with the sun shining directly down on them the situation would be almost like being on the sun. Actually, since a person is supposed to be able to get $5,000 for every dollar of political contribution, the poor could contribute a few dollars to the politicians and then claim the welfare money that is doled out, just like the wealthy do. The poor could lay claim to unemployment compensation and medical care and much more. Their political contributions would pay for Social Security and Medicare and Medicaid and more. With the $5,000 return on donations, the $18 trillion budget deficit is probably due to the money which politicians owe to their donors. Politicians possibly would have to get down and do some real work to earn the money. They might even have to start digging ditches. SINK HOLES AND OTHER MATTERS They Could Present An Opportunity Massive sink holes have begun to develop and swallow large areas and volumes of land. There is an underground fire in an old coal mine in Pennsylvania which could be used for power. With the rising ocean levels humans may have the opportunity to use that water to fill the human-made underground caverns with water. The earth is always shaking and moving. That shaking and moving is below the threshold for humans to feel, so it isn’t considered to exist. However, the effects of that movement are constantly appearing as the settling of the ground, and the engineers have to compensate for the settling when building things. That shaking of the earth occurs at levels on the Richter scale which are at level three or lower. Those quakes might be called “Mini” and “Micro” quakes. They produce cracks in sidewalks. Water put into the human-made caverns could possibly stabilize the ground by absorbing much of the shock of the mini- and micro-earthquakes. Humans would be producing underground reservoirs of water which could be tapped for consumption of various types and also used to ease the effects of drought. That water could be used for irrigation and for drinking as well as manufacturing and for the production of energy, particularly electrical energy. The underground coal fire in Pennsylvania has been burning for 50 years of more and is expected to continue burning for many more years. Pipes for water could be laid above ground and the steam heat that could be produced could be used to produce electricity. The effort might produce enough electricity to power the whole East Coast and maybe more. At the same time the temperature of the mine would be lowered and possibly brought down to a level that is more controllable, and eventually put the fire out, after a century or so. Water pipes and other cooling pipes could be slowly inserted into the ground as the temperature cooled. There must be an opening to that mine at which the mining began. Perhaps refrigeration units could be placed at the entrance which could cool the entrance and portions of the mine close to the entrance. As the heat is drawn out of the mine, the refrigeration units could be placed deeper into the mine and the fire could be ultimately stopped. However, a lot of “cheap” energy would have been produced and would give humans time to develop other energy sources. Ordinary flies have been known to have sticky feet so they can walk upside down. Currently other creatures and vegetation is being found which also have the ability to stick around under difficult situations. They use sticky fibers to cling to other objects. That sticky substance is natural and not a polluting substance. By using mushrooms and other despised plants and animals humans may find a way to save the earth and also to develop other planets to which they want to move. There would have to be a slow beginning of such an effort so that additional disasters can be avoided. The Army Corps of Engineers would have a new area of work to engage in and returning veterans could be put to work on these environmental matters and be provided with employment. In spite of all of the human developments, humans have barely begun to develop their potential.
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