Lots of questions can come of this new idea. Such as, what’s the motive, how will it be used
accurately, who will monitor it and how once the U.N. starts collecting, when
the tax serves its original purpose, how will it stop? (The last being of the most significant)
The devil is in the details.
Just the mere idea of a global tax is jaw dropping. Why must those in elected positions always
think they can solve all problems with more money. “If everyone puts in enough money we can buy
our way out.” Yes?
No. Here are two examples
of huge budgets not producing in the US and someone still wanting more:
·
US Department of Education – Approximately $68.1
billion in discretionary appropriations
·
Rural Electrician – Approximately $5 billion
budget
Government wise $5 billion is not exactly looked upon as a
huge amount these days, which is sad. I
argue if you were to fund a global entrepreneur like Sir Richard
Branson who over decades of hard work has amassed a value of an estimated $4.2
billion, how much money could he produce for how many people to create a good
living on? How would that help the
recession that has gripped so much of the world?
Why not put the money the U.N. wastes on creating legitimacy
for itself on the global stage and put that money into the hands of those who
can produce?
Every country should suspend its contribution/dues to the
U.N. for 5 years. That money should be
invested domestically on entrepreneurship to where that country sees fit to
create more wealth. Encourage the
private market to invest and only those who are confident will risk, earning
the reward.
Those who are truly committed to the U.N. and agree with its
ideals can volunteer as a charitable donation to the world if they still feel
the U.N. brings true value.
The US alone in FY 2012 has an estimated tab/due of over $4
billion going to the U.N. I would love
to watch the US economy spurred by a $20 billion investment over five years
into the private sector. Watch successful
business men and women all over from every type of business flourish, grow and
create more jobs putting more people back to work. A nice bi-product of more people back to work
is the government collects more taxes.
My guess it would be more than the initial $20b investment, but that is
what a solid investment looks like. Invest,
watch those who can produce turn that money into more money, everybody wins,
you make more money back, while others continue to produce and make more money.
Common Sense says: Don’t tax the ultra-wealthy even more,
encourage them to invest and create more wealth! Budget approving elected officials handling mass
amounts of funds that they did not earn themselves, but by collecting taxes should
look to the experts of how to invest and produce.
Please President Obama, who held domestic infrastructure investment
so high on his list in 2008, encourage the budget approves and the hands that feed
by giving out money to seek expert advice from those who at their own risk earned
their rewards. Turn your back on the
U.N. for allowing such a horrible idea to even be discussed. Allow charitable donations to remain a
personal responsibility of the people not a guarantee by the federal government. Invest in the U.S. I promise you, the people of the United
States of America will succeed. United
We Stand, United We Fall. America will
not fail nor will we fall.
Jared Taylor
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