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From: Karolyn Martin
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 3:02 PM
Subject: U.N. GLOBAL GOVERNANCE INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS Ladies and Gentlemen and Honorable Citizens of the
late,
once great United States.
We shall soon see which Americans are hanging back
and
those who value integrity, freedom and honor. We
will soon
see who's afraid to think!
--km
----- Original Message -----
From: Karolyn
Martin
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 2:55 PM
Subject: Breaking! U.N WORLD STANDING AMRY--U.N WORLD TAX- 2 NEW
BILLS INTRODUCED IN CON
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Global governance introduced in Congress eco-logic report The idea of a global tax for the United Nations is seen as nothing more than "wishful thinking" by Americans who believe that Congress would never let it happen. Nor would Congress allow the U.N. to create an independent standing army, say the disbelievers. Wake up! It is Congress that can make both happen. Two Congressmen, elected by the people, have introduced a resolution calling for the Tobin Tax. This is one of the highest priority items on the agenda of the U.N. Millennium Assembly, and fully supported by the NGO Forum. Two different bills have been introduced which call for a U.N. standing army. HR 4453, introduced by James McGovern (D-MA), John Porter (R-IL), and Connie Morella (R-MD); and H.Con.Res. 346, introduced by Albert Wynn (D-MD) Read it for yourself. Study the proposed bills and Explore them at the U.S Congressional web site and discover just how much momentum the global tax initiative has generated. Global taxation and a U.N. standing army will occur unless a new breed of representatives are sent to Washington. U.S. Congress Concurrent Resolution on Taxing Cross-border Currency Transactions to Deter Excessive Speculation (H.Con.Res.301) Congressman Peter DeFazio (D-OR) and Senator Paul Wellstone (D-MN) (Introduced April 11, 2000) It is the sense of the Senate and the House of Reprentatives that the United States should show leadership by enacting, in concert with the international community, transaction taxes on short-term, cross-border foreign exchange transactions to deter speculation The adoption of such Tobin-style taxes should be done in coordination with a large number of nations, in a fully transparent and accountable manner, with the revenue dedicated to urgent global needs. |
Title: Breaking! U.N WORLD STANDING AMRY//U.N WORLD TAX/ 2 NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS/ FIGHT THEM! [Free Republic]
