Thursday, August 20, 2015
Underground Missiles Discovered In North Korea
The Washington Free Beacon is reporting that North Korea has developed an extensive underground missile system at its Sohae missile and space launch facility near the northwestern border with China, according to U.S. officials. The underground complex includes both facilities for preparing missiles for launch and storage areas that are connected by rail lines, according to officials familiar with intelligence reports of the complex >>> Read More
Thursday, May 28, 2015
House Investigates IRS Wrongful Property Seizures Under Bank Secrecy Act
From Fox News: Here's the story of Andrew Clyde, a Navy veteran who served honorably in Iraq. He started his small firearms store in Athens, Ga., in the 1990s and did quite well.
Out of the blue, on April 12, 2013, two IRS agents barged into his place of business and seized nearly a million dollars from his company's bank account - without a warrant and without notifying him of any wrongdoing. All done legally - under the U.S. Bank Secrecy Act.
You don't have to be a criminal to be treated like one in this country. You just have to be suspected of
Out of the blue, on April 12, 2013, two IRS agents barged into his place of business and seized nearly a million dollars from his company's bank account - without a warrant and without notifying him of any wrongdoing. All done legally - under the U.S. Bank Secrecy Act.
You don't have to be a criminal to be treated like one in this country. You just have to be suspected of
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
New house budget repeals Obamacare, partially privatizes Medicare
by Robert Lowes (Medscape)
Following a familiar script, House Republicans today introduced a budget bill for fiscal 2016 that would repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), partially privatize Medicare, turn Medicaid into a block-grant program for states, and produce a $13 billion budget surplus in 2024.
The script dates back to 2011, when the House Budget Committee, then chaired by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI), first proposed this package of measures. Even if the House and Senate, both controlled by the GOP, were to approve them, President Barack Obama would likely use his veto pen.
Under the plan released today by the House Budget Committee, Medicare would shift to a "premium support" model beginning in 2024 for new enrollees — in other words, Americans born in 1959 and thereafter. Seniors would choose between traditional Medicare or a private health plan, with the
Following a familiar script, House Republicans today introduced a budget bill for fiscal 2016 that would repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), partially privatize Medicare, turn Medicaid into a block-grant program for states, and produce a $13 billion budget surplus in 2024.
The script dates back to 2011, when the House Budget Committee, then chaired by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI), first proposed this package of measures. Even if the House and Senate, both controlled by the GOP, were to approve them, President Barack Obama would likely use his veto pen.
Under the plan released today by the House Budget Committee, Medicare would shift to a "premium support" model beginning in 2024 for new enrollees — in other words, Americans born in 1959 and thereafter. Seniors would choose between traditional Medicare or a private health plan, with the
Friday, February 6, 2015
Friday, January 16, 2015
Crime Rate Changes by State
Friday, December 5, 2014
Sneakin' Into The USA - By Rusty Humphries
Everybody is Sneakin' Into The USA!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Lifelock didn't help Carole Hinders' bank account from being drained by I.R.S.
Have you heard the Lifelock commercial about the man that woke up one morning to discover that his life savings of $300,000 was stolen by an identity thief? What you're less likely to hear about is another type of thief that acts in in a similar way - emptying numerous bank accounts throughout the year, legally. It's the I.R.S. - one of many enforcement agencies of the U.S. government
The New York Times printed a story about restaurant owner Carole Hinders, who saw her bank balance go from $33,000 down to zero - confiscated by the I.R.S. That in itself isn't so unusual. We
The New York Times printed a story about restaurant owner Carole Hinders, who saw her bank balance go from $33,000 down to zero - confiscated by the I.R.S. That in itself isn't so unusual. We
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I.R.S. Abuse
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