
From: John DiNardo <jad@etext.org>
Message-Id: <199602251515.KAA05590@locust.cic.net>
Subject: 1st ESSAY FROM THE PEOPLE: Starve the Beast of the Corporate New World Order
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Date: Sun, 25 Feb 1996 10:15:58 -0500 (EST)
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      News They Never Told You .... News They'll Never Tell You

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                    THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE OF
                                 TEXAS


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     EDITOR: John DiNardo


  1st ESSAY FROM THE PEOPLE: How to Starve the Beast of The New World Order
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Date: Wed, 21 Feb 1996 15:03:32 -0700
From: roger@sunspot.noao.edu (Roger Carmichael)
Message-Id: <9602212203.AA15436@sunspot.sunspot.noao.edu>
To: jad@etext.org
Subject: STARVE THE BEAST OF THE CORPORATE NEW WORLD ORDER
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Organization: National Solar Observatory/SP
Status: RO

Boycotts can be a powerful force in applying law of Supply & Demand
to *any* commodity that's used by a large number of people.

How do you boycott gov't? One way is to postpone paying your taxes-
You "legally" have the right to wait up to 3 years before you make
a tax claim for overpayment of taxes- ie, you pay your taxes, but
just don't file a claim on a gov't tax return. The monkeywrench you
are throwing into the works is that you wreck their projections of
how much of YOUR MONEY they have to spend on their gov't programs.

When you do file (3yrs late) you show that you already paid your tax,
that you have only a small refund coming back. There are no penaltys
of consequence because 25% of nothing owed is still nothing. But the
impact on gov't has to be a biggy- they can't plan on how to spend in
their annual budget because they don't have any idea what revenues are-
Think about it-		no moola, nothin' to spend.
    roger@sunspot.noao.edu

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    I urge you to post the episodes of this ongoing series to other
    newsgroups, networks, computer bulletin boards and mailing lists.
    It is also important to post hardcopies on the bulletin boards
    in campus halls, churches, supermarkets, laundromats, etc. --
    any place where concerned citizens can read this vital information.
    Our people's need for Paul Reveres and Ben Franklins is as
    urgent today as it was 220 years ago.

                John DiNardo   jad@locust.cic.net
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