Warren Buffet and Bill Gates are partners in, and champions of, the culture of death:
Bill Gates is also big on abortions in addition to promoting vaccinations as a way to implement population controls. He is not alone:
NOTE: Sylvia Mathews Burwell will soon replace Kathleen Sebelius as Secretary of HHS. Her Senate confirmation hearing begins today. Burwell has a long history with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Will any senator ask her about her views on eugenics, population controls, or protecting abortions cum Planned Parenthood? The long-running joke of Senate confirmation hearings makes the answer obvious.
Being somewhat distrustful of population controls, I asked myself why the New World Order crowd is so committed to open-borders. One answer is that the ideal laborer works cheap without reproducing. Illegal aliens meet the requirements after they are sterilized with vaccines.
Identifying wealthy bloodthirsty moralists serves no purpose. Too many average people cannot see the monster behind the dollar sign. It might make a difference in the preposterous humanitarian image they enjoy by pointing out that the the tax collectors morality is also the morality of wealthy angels of death. Necessarily, Congress must overturn the entire concept of tax deductions for charitable donations in order to prevent blood-soaked moralists from further passing the cost of their morality onto the backs of every taxpayer.
Should eliminating the charitable tax deduction in this country prove to be impossible at least eliminate the deduction when money is donated to foreign entities. If a charitable donation does not directly benefit Americans the tax deduction should be disallowed. (I mean a tangible benefit, not a touchy-feely philosophical benefit.) Its bad enough when characters like Gates and Buffett make everyone pay for their morality a morality most Americans reject. Congress should not let them get away with taking a deduction for giving money to United Nations programs or to foreign entities.
Finally, the tax code is a creature of Congress. The IRS denying conservative organizations tax exempt status is undeniable. Conservative groups are denied for trying to nominate and elect candidates who represent conservative values, yet so-called charitable foundations that actually implement a political agenda are never questioned. To me, Congress allowing Gates, Buffett, Rockefeller, and the rest of them to use tax dollars to enforce their personal beliefs is no different than the IRS establishing a religion.
Buffett obviously has a lot in common with Kermit Gosnell:
Bill Gates is also big on abortions in addition to promoting vaccinations as a way to implement population controls. He is not alone:
NOTE: Sylvia Mathews Burwell will soon replace Kathleen Sebelius as Secretary of HHS. Her Senate confirmation hearing begins today. Burwell has a long history with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Will any senator ask her about her views on eugenics, population controls, or protecting abortions cum Planned Parenthood? The long-running joke of Senate confirmation hearings makes the answer obvious.
Being somewhat distrustful of population controls, I asked myself why the New World Order crowd is so committed to open-borders. One answer is that the ideal laborer works cheap without reproducing. Illegal aliens meet the requirements after they are sterilized with vaccines.
Identifying wealthy bloodthirsty moralists serves no purpose. Too many average people cannot see the monster behind the dollar sign. It might make a difference in the preposterous humanitarian image they enjoy by pointing out that the the tax collectors morality is also the morality of wealthy angels of death. Necessarily, Congress must overturn the entire concept of tax deductions for charitable donations in order to prevent blood-soaked moralists from further passing the cost of their morality onto the backs of every taxpayer.
Should eliminating the charitable tax deduction in this country prove to be impossible at least eliminate the deduction when money is donated to foreign entities. If a charitable donation does not directly benefit Americans the tax deduction should be disallowed. (I mean a tangible benefit, not a touchy-feely philosophical benefit.) Its bad enough when characters like Gates and Buffett make everyone pay for their morality a morality most Americans reject. Congress should not let them get away with taking a deduction for giving money to United Nations programs or to foreign entities.
Finally, the tax code is a creature of Congress. The IRS denying conservative organizations tax exempt status is undeniable. Conservative groups are denied for trying to nominate and elect candidates who represent conservative values, yet so-called charitable foundations that actually implement a political agenda are never questioned. To me, Congress allowing Gates, Buffett, Rockefeller, and the rest of them to use tax dollars to enforce their personal beliefs is no different than the IRS establishing a religion.
