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Comment: By this time, 2008, a group...

ENTERPRISES227 started this conversation
Dec 30, 2006
Note: This aidpage was started as a comment on "A LIFE WELL LIVED, BUT WHO CARES?"

By this time, 2008, a group of deserving people With the Desire to conclude a commited stance to the wealth; health and well being for society, will have $336,000.00 in an institution or bank in which to invest and create business resources,for future financial independence....168,000 in six months...... To purchase land, build homes for those who can’t afford to, Purchase and supply health insurance, provide low cost loans and credit cards ...........etc $336,000 in one year and..... $627,400 by the end of 2 years. That's right........over 1/2 million dollars! Join our club Join our efforts to help ourselves and each other Plan for independence 2007 It is indeed time for us to take control of our abilities to think for ourselves. To promote growth to help others and ourselves. I think it's time that we build our own tight network so that we all have bargaining power for those soon to be out of work people. Soon to be cut out of a program people. Soon to be without healthcare people and the soon to be, TOTALLY neglected people. Here's the thing. It really doesn’t take much. Let's get serious about real networking. Our Goal, members is $627,400 by the end of 2 years You are invited to jump on board......... No selling, no buying, no break your bank or your back scam. This is soooo good that I can hardly contain myself. $5.00 per month is all that is required to accomplish this. Looking forward to hearing from any who is interested in financial freedom. Rebecca Email ente rprises22789101112132002@yahoo .com Join us The World would be a better place IF......................we came together VIEW PLEASE, YOU WILL BE SHOCKED http://video.google.c om/videoplay?docid=-4312730277 175242198&q=freedom+to+fas cism this new film shows the corruption of our economy

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ELLISON023
Dec 14, 2008

iI HAVE BEEN SICK FOR ABOUT 4 YRS. THE LAST YEAR IN A HALF I HAVE GOTTEN WORSE I AM NOW ON HOSPICE CARE I HAVE A BAD HEART AND THERE IS NOT ANYTHING THEY CAN DO FOR ME SO I JUST GO AND DO THE BEST I CAN I HAVE 3 BOYS 6,11,15 WE LOST OUR HOME AND EVERYTHING WE HAD I WAS A GOLF COURSE SUPERIVOR FOR 25 YRS MY WIFE WORKS HARD TO KEEP US UP SHE WORKS TWO JOB I WISH SOMEONE COULD DO SOMETHING GREAT FOR HER SHE IS STRONG IF SOMEONE COULD SHE IN THERE HEART IT WOULD BE A GREAT BLESSING TO ME MY TIME IS SHORT I JUST WANT SOMETHING GOOD FOR HER SHE IS A VERY LOVING PERSON BUT THIS IS TAKING EVERYTHING OUT OF HER SHE NEEDS SOMETING GREAT SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

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Anonymous
Dec 31, 2006

While this may be a valid argument, with which I totally agree, the IRS does NOT. "6. Frivolous Arguments. Promoters have been known to make the following outlandish claims: the Sixteenth Amendment concerning congressional power to lay and collect income taxes was never ratified; wages are not income; filing a return and paying taxes are merely voluntary; and being required to file Form 1040 violates the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination or the Fourth Amendment right to privacy. Don’t believe these or other similar claims. These arguments are false and have been thrown out of court. While taxpayers have the right to contest their tax liabilities in court, no one has the right to disobey the law." "The IRS continues to investigate promoters of frivolous arguments and to refer cases to the Department of Justice for criminal prosecution. In addition to tax and interest, taxpayers who file frivolous income tax returns face a $500 penalty, and may be subject to civil penalties of 20 or 75 percent of the underpaid tax. Those who pursue frivolous tax cases in court may face an additional penalty of up to $25,000." Correct me if I am wrong, but if I remember correctly, notorious mobster, Jimmy Hoffa was never arrested and convicted of any criminal activity other than tax evasion.
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