orrowing. And because money would therefore be plentiful, interest rates would drop to levels beneath 1%. Nearly everyone would be blessed with profitable earning opportunities, investment and savings would soar, and government could take over the issue of new money from the banks simply by issuing new interest-free money as a way to balance the growing economy-and fund all required services.

In short, Globalization Plus Taxation Equals Debt Slavery. G+T=DS. Take away Taxation, and Globalization may very well take on all the positive attributes now being put forward by its advocates. Globalization (without taxation) = Abundance+Peace+Opportunity+Happiness.

In "The Zen of No Tax" Carl Peterson has laid this all out in no uncertain terms. Why taxes do not and cannot work, how the banks create our money out of thin air, and how government will be lavishly fu

Globalization is not what you think. It's not about free trade, open borders, free flow of capital, greater opportunity, or social equity. It's all about theft. And you are the victim. Have you noticed that all the things you need and want have become more and more expensive? Have you noticed that business has become more and more competitive? Have you noticed that you need to run faster and faster to simply stay in the same place? This has all come about by a cunning plan by a favored few to part you from your wealth and your freedoms, and put you to work for them as a virtual debt slave.

At the heart of the world wide rush towards Globalization is a massive pool of "hot" investment money. This is ready capital looking for the quickest short term gain, whatever the cost to the local culture, local labor or the local environment. And local governments are all too quick to welcome this capital with open arms, often bypassing normal vetting requirements in order to ensure foreign investment, more "jobs", and more tax revenue. This inflow of money bids up the cost of all things, as we are forced to compete with its source.

Where does it come from? You are not supposed to understand this, but the money supply grows worldwide at over 7% per year, and every single dollar is created by the private banking system out of thin air and "sold" to us as interest-bearing debt. And once we pay off this dubious "debt" a relatively few persons far up in the banking hierarchy benefit as the "fiat" (artificial) money they have created out of thin air becomes effectively "laundered" (legitimized) in the process.

This is the source of the money we are forced to compete against in the "open" marketplace. At this point, the new money becomes available to purchase controlling interests in all the most profitable multi-national companies, all the most stragegic industries, and especially the media, continually extolling the merits and supposed "benefits" of the Globalization process itself. This huge new source of money filters down through the economic hierarchy everywhere, and eventually manifests as foreign interests buying up our local businesses, our neighborhood homes, and even forcing up the price of a tube of toothpaste at the local convenience store.

As the cornerstone of this cunning plan to acquire ownership over our assets and our lives lies a single powerful tool: taxation in its many forms. Contrary to popular belief, taxes have nothing at all to do with providing sustainable government services. In fact, taxation destroys government access to sustainable funding by destroying the incentive to work, save, and invest. This leads to a consumer society whereby all or most government spending actually comes at the expense of our resource base (the consumption of non-renewable resources), our natural environment (a blind eye towards corporate pollution in return for tax revenue) or our childrens' future (long-term borrowing).

The real purpose and effect of taxation is simply to create liquidity shortage (money shortage) in the private sector, forcing individuals, businesses, and even government itself to resort to borrowing from the banks at high interest in order to provide the necessities of survival.

In other words, it is taxes that create this diabolical monopoly for the private banks in the creation of new money. In the absence of taxation, the private sector would be sufficient in the means of exchange by which to avoid most borrowing. And because money would therefore be plentiful, interest rates would drop to levels beneath 1%. Nearly everyone would be blessed with profitable earning opportunities, investment and savings would soar, and government could take over the issue of new money from the banks simply by issuing new interest-free money as a way to balance the growing economy-and fund all required services.

In short, Globalization Plus Taxation Equals Debt Slavery. G+T=DS. Take away Taxation, and Globalization may very well take on all the positive attributes now being put forward by its advocates. Globalization (without taxation) = Abundance+Peace+Opportunity+Happiness.

In "The Zen of No Tax" Carl Peterson has laid this all out in no uncertain terms. Why taxes do not and cannot work, how the banks create our money out of thin air, and how government will be lavishly fu

oo quick to welcome this capital with open arms, often bypassing normal vetting requirements in order to ensure foreign investment, more "jobs", and more tax revenue. This inflow of money bids up the cost of all things, as we are forced to compete with its source.

Where does it come from? You are not supposed to understand this, but the money supply grows worldwide at over 7% per year, and every single dollar is created by the private banking system out of thin air and "sold" to us as interest-bearing debt. And once we pay off this dubious "debt" a relatively few persons far up in the banking hierarchy benefit as the "fiat" (artificial) money they have created out of thin air becomes effectively "laundered" (legitimized) in the process.

This is the source of the money we are forced to compete against in the "open" marketplace. At this point, the new money becomes available to purchase controlling interests in all the most profitable multi-national companies, all the most stragegic industries, and especially the media, continually extolling the merits and supposed "benefits" of the Globalization process itself. This huge new source of money filters down through the economic hierarchy everywhere, and eventually manifests as foreign interests buying up our local businesses, our neighborhood homes, and even forcing up the price of a tube of toothpaste at the local convenience store.

As the cornerstone of this cunning plan to acquire ownership over our assets and our lives lies a single powerful tool: taxation in its many forms. Contrary to popular belief, taxes have nothing at all to do with providing sustainable government services. In fact, taxation destroys government access to sustainable funding by destroying the incentive to work, save, and invest. This leads to a consumer society whereby all or most government spending actually comes at the expense of our resource base (the consumption of non-renewable resources), our natural environment (a blind eye towards corporate pollution in return for tax revenue) or our childrens' future (long-term borrowing).

The real purpose and effect of taxation is simply to create liquidity shortage (money shortage) in the private sector, forcing individuals, businesses, and even government itself to resort to borrowing from the banks at high interest in order to provide the necessities of survival.

In other words, it is taxes that create this diabolical monopoly for the private banks in the creation of new money. In the absence of taxation, the private sector would be sufficient in the means of exchange by which to avoid most borrowing. And because money would therefore be plentiful, interest rates would drop to levels beneath 1%. Nearly everyone would be blessed with profitable earning opportunities, investment and savings would soar, and government could take over the issue of new money from the banks simply by issuing new interest-free money as a way to balance the growing economy-and fund all required services.

In short, Globalization Plus Taxation Equals Debt Slavery. G+T=DS. Take away Taxation, and Globalization may very well take on all the positive attributes now being put forward by its advocates. Globalization (without taxation) = Abundance+Peace+Opportunity+Happiness.

In "The Zen of No Tax" Carl Peterson has laid this all out in no uncertain terms. Why taxes do not and cannot work, how the banks create our money out of thin air, and how government will be lavishly fu

becomes available to purchase controlling interests in all the most profitable multi-national companies, all the most stragegic industries, and especially the media, continually extolling the merits and supposed "benefits" of the Globalization process itself. This huge new source of money filters down through the economic hierarchy everywhere, and eventually manifests as foreign interests buying up our local businesses, our neighborhood homes, and even forcing up the price of a tube of toothpaste at the local convenience store.

As the cornerstone of this cunning plan to acquire ownership over our assets and our lives lies a single powerful tool: taxation in its many forms. Contrary to popular belief, taxes have nothing at all to do with providing sustainable government services. In fact, taxation destroys government access to sustainable funding by destroying the incentive to work, save, and invest. This leads to a consumer society whereby all or most government spending actually comes at the expense of our resource base (the consumption of non-renewable resources), our natural environment (a blind eye towards corporate pollution in return for tax revenue) or our childrens' future (long-term borrowing).

The real purpose and effect of taxation is simply to create liquidity shortage (money shortage) in the private sector, forcing individuals, businesses, and even government itself to resort to borrowing from the banks at high interest in order to provide the necessities of survival.

In other words, it is taxes that create this diabolical monopoly for the private banks in the creation of new money. In the absence of taxation, the private sector would be sufficient in the means of exchange by which to avoid most borrowing. And because money would therefore be plentiful, interest rates would drop to levels beneath 1%. Nearly everyone would be blessed with profitable earning opportunities, investment and savings would soar, and government could take over the issue of new money from the banks simply by issuing new interest-free money as a way to balance the growing economy-and fund all required services.

In short, Globalization Plus Taxation Equals Debt Slavery. G+T=DS. Take away Taxation, and Globalization may very well take on all the positive attributes now being put forward by its advocates. Globalization (without taxation) = Abundance+Peace+Opportunity+Happiness.

In "The Zen of No Tax" Carl Peterson has laid this all out in no uncertain terms. Why taxes do not and cannot work, how the banks create our money out of thin air, and how government will be lavishly fu

the incentive to work, save, and invest. This leads to a consumer society whereby all or most government spending actually comes at the expense of our resource base (the consumption of non-renewable resources), our natural environment (a blind eye towards corporate pollution in return for tax revenue) or our childrens' future (long-term borrowing).

The real purpose and effect of taxation is simply to create liquidity shortage (money shortage) in the private sector, forcing individuals, businesses, and even government itself to resort to borrowing from the banks at high interest in order to provide the necessities of survival.

In other words, it is taxes that create this diabolical monopoly for the private banks in the creation of new money. In the absence of taxation, the private sector would be sufficient in the means of exchange by which to avoid most borrowing. And because money would therefore be plentiful, interest rates would drop to levels beneath 1%. Nearly everyone would be blessed with profitable earning opportunities, investment and savings would soar, and government could take over the issue of new money from the banks simply by issuing new interest-free money as a way to balance the growing economy-and fund all required services.

In short, Globalization Plus Taxation Equals Debt Slavery. G+T=DS. Take away Taxation, and Globalization may very well take on all the positive attributes now being put forward by its advocates. Globalization (without taxation) = Abundance+Peace+Opportunity+Happiness.

In "The Zen of No Tax" Carl Peterson has laid this all out in no uncertain terms. Why taxes do not and cannot work, how the banks create our money out of thin air, and how government will be lavishly fu

orrowing. And because money would therefore be plentiful, interest rates would drop to levels beneath 1%. Nearly everyone would be blessed with profitable earning opportunities, investment and savings would soar, and government could take over the issue of new money from the banks simply by issuing new interest-free money as a way to balance the growing economy-and fund all required services.

In short, Globalization Plus Taxation Equals Debt Slavery. G+T=DS. Take away Taxation, and Globalization may very well take on all the positive attributes now being put forward by its advocates. Globalization (without taxation) = Abundance+Peace+Opportunity+Happiness.

In "The Zen of No Tax" Carl Peterson has laid this all out in no uncertain terms. Why taxes do not and cannot work, how the banks create our money out of thin air, and how government will be lavishly funded in the complete absence of taxation. For more information on this very important topic, go to www.truthabouttax.com