Tag: taxes
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Fast Food Chains Use Loopholes, Low-Tax Countries To Avoid Millions In Taxes Each Year
Technology companies have mastered the use of schemes involving low-tax foreign countries in order to avoid billions of dollars in American taxes each year. Now, fast food chains like McDonalds, Burger King, and Subway are doing the same.
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Drought Hits 56% of Continental U.S.; ‘Significant Toll’ on Crops
from cryptogon.com: The prolonged heat across the Midwest has not only set temperature records, it is also expanding and intensifying drought conditions — and relief isn’t on the horizon for most areas, the National Weather Service reported Thursday. Drought conditions are present in 56% of the continental U.S., according to the weekly Drought Monitor. That’s…
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#BingeAndPurge: Postpone, Block, Restrict and More
Maurice Strong, Global Greening Godfather, Steps Out of Shadows at Rio+20 // Gov’t to seize private property for frog that isn’t there // Out of fear, some Oregon parents postponing vaccinations, a new study shows // Taliban Block Polio Vaccinations in Pakistan // Why You Shouldn’t Panic About Pesticide In Produce // Audio Satire: Catholic…
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#Newspurge: Summer Circuit
Secret Obama Trade Pact Would Let Foreign Corps Avoid US Laws // Balkanizing Syria: Russia Sending Missile Systems to Shield Syria // Obama Polls Strong Among Latinos Since Changing Deportation Rules // SCOTUS Rejects Appeal of Man Convicted Without Knowledge of Trial // Spying the Friendly Skies – Drone aircraft used for recon in Afghanistan…
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Lauryn Hill’s Taxing Problem: “Manipulated and controlled by a media protected military industrial complex”
In a first public statement in years, Hill describes the control, manipulation and exploitation of the music industry and her efforts to get away from it all.
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Media/Memes: ‘Roll Me Up’ and ‘Celebrate’
Darkness Reigns In Hollywood: Fake Story About Osama’s Late Death Comes To The Big Screen* Can Reality TV Producers Help Air Force Drone Wars?* Why are State Taxpayers Subsidizing Big Budget Films and TV Shows?* Back to You: Aaron Sorkin Returns to Television With ‘The Newsroom’* Google Doodle Celebrates the Drive-In* First drive-in theater doodle…
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#DataDump: #SuperMoon, Snooping, Sidesteps and more
#Supermoon Saturday: May’s Full Moon coincides with Perigee, first of 6 Celestial events this month // 7M Birds Die in US and Canada a Year because of Communication Towers // Justice Department Clears Google In Wi-Fi Sniffing Scandal // Equipment Maker Caught Installing Backdoor Vows to Fix Following Public Pressure // How Apple Sidesteps Billions…
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Episode254 – Shipbuilding
“Looks like history’s repeating itself” on Media Monarchy: Episode254 – Shipbuilding w/ Trayvon Manson and Titanic Tax Day – GSA, AIPAC whore and ‘The King Alfred Plan’ + CISPA, sellouts and robots in Cyber/Space\War – Cali kelp, beer foam and Chex on Food World Order – Tulsa terror and the Jesus character on Holy Hexes…
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Media/Memes: Trayvon Manson, Titanic Tax Day
We’ve been tracking most of these stories for several weeks and now it seems as though they’re converging. We also have tax day, Lincoln’s assassination anniversary and many more memes… Stay tuned!
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2/2 Binge & Purge: Super Bees, Count Fudgula & More
Monsanto killed the bees to make way for its ‘Super-Bee’? // Pink slime removed from McDonald’s burgers! // Proposed Bill May Ban Eating in NY Subways // Sugar Tariffs Cost Americans $3.86B in 2011 // Like Count Fudgula on The Simpsons?: Bloodthirsty Undead Ghoul Advocates Chocolate Cereal Consumption
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bad food? tax it, and subsidize vegetables
from nytimes: What will it take to get Americans to change our eating habits? The need is indisputable, since heart disease, diabetes and cancer are all in large part caused by the Standard American Diet. (Yes, it’s SAD.) Though experts increasingly recommend a diet high in plants and low in animal products and processed foods,…
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S&P Cuts US Outlook From Stable To Negative
The Obama administration on Monday sought to reassure U.S. Treasurys investors, saying Standard & Poor’s threat to downgrade America’s top-notch debt rating underestimates the country’s ability to face fiscal challenges.


