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[Phil Fiord]

Moveitoffshore

There are several tutorials on this but it essentially goes like this.

Create a shell corporation in name with an arbitrary address in say, Belize. Open an account in a Asian bank, say in Singapore. They key here is it comes from a non US corporate as the asian banks now refuse US citizen accounts as do other world banks.

By using the shell in Belize with an Asian bank, the fed cannot access your data as they can only summon the account record if they know the account number. So never transmit that account number and never tell it to anyone and you are free.

[American Patriot]

IRAs have to be decompiled... or whatever you call it to move cash like that anywhere. It's locked in and if I cash it in, it gets nuked for 10% or something of the amount in the bank (at 20K per account that's about 2K each account and we have several so it adds up fast).

[Phil Fiord]

It is not too far fetched to consider the easy IRA with little tax and low in amounts of a few years ago were a setup to draw in public dollars for a later grab. No one could have seen it with our Constitution and Bill of Rights, but those documents are in tatters now and try as we might to have them stand, they are lost. That said, I stand by these documents and base my life with them, but also realize they are now interpreted or disregarded as the admin sees fit.

[American Patriot]

They won't disregard them for much longer, Phil. They are going to get a lesson in what the Constitution really means.

There won't be a choice soon enough.

[Phil Fiord]

I hope it is sooner than later. When the house of cards falls many who are living the life on taxpayer dough will go violent, especially in cities.

[American Patriot]

Nine meals from anarchy....

If people can't get food in large cities for three days... things will get very, very, very ugly and quickly.

Our economy is fucked up beyond repair right now. People like me and you, my wife, and the rest of the guys here who visit are responsible people and work to support our families.

There are those out there - on the order of 47% (gosh I wonder where that number comes from) who are the government dole. I'm not talking about retirees (though they are definitely included here, they WORKED their asses off to get their benefits, and it's them who will suffer most).

The welfare recipients, the slugs who are "swiping their EBT cards" (ALA the Rap songs) are the gangs - they are the ones who will get violent first and they will be the ones who start it. Not me, not the government, not you folks.

Boys and girls... I have never been so serious in all my life as I am right now. The time is coming that we either stand up and start yelling louder than the Socialists in this country, or we'll be fighting for our lives soon enough. I'm still planning to leave, to quit, to stop paying taxes. It's called "Going Galt". Sure I had the plan to retire and leave... but you know I can survive without money, without a grocery store and I can survive without the fucking help of the "government".

And I will. I won't be a "contributor" to society's downfall by continuing to work and give them my "taxes". They aren't going to get any more taxes when I am no longer employed.

When I am not in the country, they will just have to come get me but as long as I have no income, they can't take it from me can they?

[American Patriot]

Obama opposes Michigan's right-to-work legislation

Written by Associated Press

Sunday, 09 December 2012

LANSING, Mich. (AP) _ President Barack Obama has repeated his opposition to right-to-work laws as the Republican-controlled Michigan Legislature moved toward adopting the union-curbing measure. The Michigan House voted Thursday to approve a bill barring unions from collecting mandatory fees from non-members. The Senate also took up the bill, and Republican Gov. Rick Snyder endorsed it Thursday. White House spokesman Matt Lehrich says Obama has long opposed right to work laws, ``and he continues to oppose them now.'' The spokesman says Obama believes the economy ``is stronger when workers get good wages and good benefits, and he opposes attempts to roll back their rights.'' Lehrich says Michigan workers' role in helping reviving the U.S. auto industry shows ``how unions have helped build a strong middle class and a strong American economy.''

[Phil Fiord]

An interesting email from Glenn Beck. It links to the Blaze, where there is a good showing of how bad the city of Detroit has crumbled.

Article here: http://www.glennbeck.com/2012/12/10/...bling-detroit/

PHOTOS: A crumbling Detroit…

Monday, Dec 10, 2012 at 4:53 PM EST

There’s nothing like Detroit, especially this time of year. They keep voting for liberal democrats and they keep remaining in dire economic straits. Elections have consequences and for Detroit those consequences include the city slowly but surely falling apart.


“The pictures of what is happening in Detroit are just phenomenal,” Glenn said this morning on radio. “It’s horrifying. This is an American city.”


“It looks like there was a plague. It was a progressive plague. Progressive policies that just killed everything.”


Glenn said that if anyone was thinking of filming an apocalyptic movie, they don’t need to look any further than Detroit. They sets are already built.


“Next year we have to go up to Detroit. Do we have enough security to be able to go into some of these neighborhoods where they’re not patrolling anything anymore. How would you go in? Do you need permits anymore?

How do you even do that? Who owns these things anymore.”


“Have you been to Detroit lately. I was in Detroit four years ago. It’s terrifying. You’re standing up and what was it the Ford tower the General Motors tower or something and I was looking over the city at night. I’m telling you it looks like Baghdad. It looks like Baghdad. It looks like a city that has been at war for twenty years.”


On radio, the guys browsed photos from an abandoned school in Detroit where images of the city in its prime were juxtaposed over the dilapidated building.


Check out some of the photos below (More on TheBlaze):

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TheBlaze explained:

Some would argue the city of Detroit has experienced a boom and bust like no other in the last century. With the automotive and factory industry in the 1920s and onward spurring the city’s population, infrastructure to support it followed. But industry changes led to economic downfall that depressed the city, causing much of the population to leave, while its infrastructure remains, crumbling.

The website Detroiturbex.com is featuring the dilapidated state of the city. It states that “Detroit has no other option but to change.” The project is on hand “documenting that change.”

One of its projects is of the abandoned, original building of Cass Technical High School. Detroiturbex put together eerie then and now images. Here are just a sampling of those:

[American Patriot]

to be fair, Cass Tech was torn down. It's gone. I went to Cass Tech (downtown), Finney HS and Denby HS.

All of them are pretty fucked now. But Cass (the kid in the first photo had Cass on the shirt, not a name, a school).

My sister lives there.... last time I went, most of her block was gone.

That's the last time I went there, or will go there.

I'm not going back. Dad is dead and gone, my brothers and sisters can come visit me for a fucking change.

[Phil Fiord]

It is the first time I have seen anyone post images with overlays in relation to Detroit. I have seen tons of video and images of the neglected properties and am amazed some actually look as if people simply walked out leaving all manner of personal belongings.

[Ryan Ruck]

Fascinating and depressing Phil. Thanks for posting that!

And you aren't that far off the mark from your "simply walking out" comment. Not sure if you are familiar with the history of what happened with Highland Park but that is essentially what happened with evidence, to include drugs and weapons, simply being left when the police force was disbanded and the station abandoned (along with the courthouse and firehouse).

[Phil Fiord]

I think I had mentioned a while back I watched about 4 to 8 hours of footage online of various areas of Detroit that showed how bleak it is. I was so depressed after that. I do not depress easily either.

[American Patriot]

Phil, if you think you're depressed... think about this. I spent a lot of years there myself. I lived there, was proud to be from there. Now, I'm proud to be as far from there as possible. My brothers (at least one of them) and my one living sister (Sis on this site) thinks I "THINK" I am better than they are because I don't live there.

My family is very important to me, including my sisters and brothers - and for them to somehow come to the conclusion that I joined the Republican party and left Detroit to "be better than them" is beyond me and depressing. It bothers me every single stinking day. And to top it off some of my HS friends (you are or were friended with me on FB so you might see this stuff sometimes) are all a bunch of liberal, union loving dufuses who can't get it through their heads that Detroits death is due to the Democratic control of the city for the past 50 years (the last Repubican mayor of Detroit was Miriani in 1957-1962). I left Detroit in 1963 and returned in 1968. A man I recall was running for Mayor was Police Commissioner Nichols (I knew his son, he was a total dick head, hit me one, and got cold cocked by me. Nextt time he touched me was in ROTC and I dropped him with the butt of my rifle... lol) - but Coleman Young was elected instead. Worst fucking asshole in history.

So... yeah depression has many forms and some of them are more personal than others.

(Rum, by the way helps me see the funny part of it all.... I don't LIVE there any more and never will, so I'm in a much better shape than I WAS).

[American Patriot]

By the way, someone else did the work for me... and for that I thank him....

What Do The 10 Poorest Cities In The United States Have In Common?
Wednesday, September 12, 2012 18:20









The Ten Poorest U.S. Cities
City, State, % of People Below the Poverty Level

1. Detroit, MI 32.5%

2. Buffalo, NY 29.9%

3. Cincinnati, OH 27.8%

4. Cleveland, OH 27.0%

5. Miami, FL 26.9%

6. St. Louis, MO 26.8%

7. El Paso, TX 26.4%


8. Milwaukee, WI 26.2%

9. Philadelphia, PA 25.1%

10. Newark, NJ 24.2%




What do the top ten cities(over 250,000) with the highest poverty rate all have in common?





Detroit, MI (1st on the list) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1961.

Buffalo, NY (2nd) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1954.

Cincinnati, OH (3rd) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1984.

Cleveland, OH (4th) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1989.

Miami, FL (5th) has never had a Republican mayor.

St. Louis, MO (6th) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1949.


El Paso, TX (7th) has never had a Republican mayor.

Milwaukee, WI (8th) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1908.

Philadelphia, PA (9th) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1952.

Newark, NJ (10th) hasn’t elected a Republican mayor since 1907.





Einstein once said, ‘The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.’

(The preceding was emailed to me by my friend Jim Vanne earlier today.)

Examining The Key Political Issues Of Our Day
2012-09-12 18:10:01

[American Patriot]

and just so you know... one more site has similar information:

How Good Are Democrats at Helping Cities?

February 25, 2012 by Huston

Consider the chart below:

City	Has had only Democratic mayors since	Last time a Republican was mayor
Detroit	1962	1962
Washington, D.C.	1961	1883
New Orleans	1936	1872

Of course these examples are cherry picked, but they certainly do demonstrate some dangerous myopia. One could argue that there are plenty of cities historically run by Democrats that have always had stable success, and I would agree. Colorado and New England, for example, are full of such places.


But that’s not my point. It’s not enough to show that strong populations can be primarily liberal. Since the Democratic platform–and definitely the popular appeal it tries to campaign on–is that their policies are good for the poor, the “disenfranchised,” the lower class, isn’t it fair to check that track record? Shouldn’t places run exclusively by Democrats be able to maintain prior success, or turn around problems those cities have had? If things have gotten bad–awful–after 50-100 years of solid rule, shouldn’t this say something critical of liberal ideas?


One can’t say that these cities have systemic problems too deep for Democratic leaders to fix or be responsible for, because that’s precisely what Democratic leaders always claim to be able to do–fix the problems of the needy. In Detroit, New Orleans, and Washington, D.C., they have catastrophically failed.


Mayors are not solely responsible for the success of a municipality, but such permanent legacies as Democrats enjoy in these three cities suggests an entrenched mindset that surely pervades all offices and areas of civic life.


To thwart my thesis here one couldn’t just find flourishing cities run by Democrats for decades, one would have to find cities that had been in the depths of poverty and crime for years, and which a series of Democratic leaders were able to turn around and maintain for at least a generation. Or the opposite would be instructive, too–cities whose longstanding success was destroyed by a dynasty of new Republican leaders.


But I think the examples in my chart above make the case better than any other examples could: all three were fantastically wonderful cities in the past, and all three have sunk into the swamps of misery and stagnated there for decades now, thanks to the liberal leadership they’ve strangely embraced for generations.

[Ryan Ruck]

Woooo! We're #3! Suck it!

[American Patriot]

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't even catch that when I posted it, Ryan. HAHAHAHAHA

[Ryan Ruck]

Kansas Considers A New Red Card For Food Stamps

January 11, 2013

Kansas officials are considering replacing the current benefits card for residents who get food stamps with a bright red one.

The current Vision cards have an artistic impression of a sunflower, while a prototype of the new card is red with the “Kansas Benefits Card” label.

The Kansas Department of Children and Families said the card would be replaced because the agency has a new vendor. However, Tawny Stottlemire of the Kansas Association of County Action Programs said the proposed redesign could return Kansas to an era when public assistance recipients were unnecessarily properly stigmatized.

The Vision cards were introduced in the 1990s to allow food stamp recipients to use a plastic card to buy food at stores and for people who get temporary cash assistance.

Sorry, couldn't help but editorialize.

[American Patriot]

/chuckles

I think the damned things ought to say "I get food stamps from the government. I'm a deadbeat" or something similar.

[vector7]

Jesse Jackson Calls for Looting Pension Funds

As Margaret Thatcher observed, sooner or later socialists run out of other people’s money. But the looting won’t stop until they have stolen your last penny. Did you expect to have a secure retirement after working your whole life? Sucker:

At a three-day conference in New York that began on Wednesday, [Jesse] Jackson discussed a proposal for increasing the availability of capital by using pension money to make loans in low-income communities. The idea is getting a prominent debut at the 16th annual Wall Street Project Economic Summit, hosted by Mr. Jackson’s Rainbow PUSH Coalition and the Citizenship Education Fund.

He isn’t just shouting this Marxist lunacy through a bullhorn at some ghetto street corner.

The conference features some big names, with a keynote speech from former President Bill Clinton.

Despite or rather because of his appalling irresponsibility and conspicuous lack of morals and character, Clinton is a demigod among Democrats.

Fundamentally, Mr. Jackson’s proposal is about leveling the playing field.

That is, it is about imposing egalitarianism by reducing everyone to the economic level of Jackson’s welfare-bred supporters.

Most who don’t rely on the socialist media for information are aware that the 2008 crisis and subsequent continuing economic decline were set off by federally coerced loans to these very “low-income communities.” Such loans are not even intended to be paid back, as New York Governor Andrew Cuomo confirmed as he was helping to set the collapse in motion as HUD secretary.

In plain terms, Jackson is advocating a smash and grab theft of pension money. His criminal ilk controls the government and is likely to loot America to the point of total collapse.

Thieving lowlifes are running the show.

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