Angered by the spectacle of prominent multimillionaires publicly opposing repeal of the federal estate tax, a Texas woman has responded by forming a group of disabled taxpayers to launch a nationwide advertising and grassroots campaign to lobby Congress to abolish the tax."I was deeply offended by the callous and heartless comments made by this group," said Erin O'Leary, president of Disabled Americans for Death Tax Relief. Millionaires Warren Buffet, William Gates Sr. and George Soros ran national ads in February urging Congress to keep the federal estate tax, which would affect their own heirs.
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Global BondageAll of this was predicted in Cliff Kincaids Global Bondage. In concert with the Clinton Administration, Kincaid wrote, the U.N. appears to be moving to embrace the legalization of dangerous mind-altering substances as part of a new international approach to the drug problem.
Under a U.N.-sponsored plan to legalize drugs on a worldwide basis, drug trafficking countries such as Colombia or Mexico would become respectable. Notorious drug traffickers and their bankers would be transformed into legitimate businessmen. Previously illegal entities would suddenly become legal under the supervision of national governments and the U.N.
This is the future that Soros and the WHO have in store for us: people will be denied life-saving treatments but the government will dispense mind-altering substances to addicts and sick people.
In this future, health care for all will be too expensive to maintain but drugs for addicts will be a lucrative business for some, such as those who are heavily invested in the drug trade. Addictive drugs, after all, generate their own demand and their own special market. This means profits for the companies which market the drugs and revenues for governments which regulate and tax them. (30)