The Congressional probe into determining who was responsible for the Internal Revenue Service’s multi-year policy of discriminatory audits and examinations of conservative o [...]
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Acting IRS Commissioner Steven T. Miller was forced by to resign today, predominantly due to the July 7, 2011 memorandum that I discovered and published last weekend in my re [...]
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The Internal Revenue Service blamed “low-level” Cincinnati staff for “inappropriate” targeting of conservative political groups for audits and examinations. I ha [...]
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The Internal Revenue Service admitted on May 10th that “low level” staff in their Cincinnati office, supposedly “not motivated by political bias,” targeted 75 conservative ta [...]
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The beauty of UN Agenda 21 is that Big Government collects lots more taxes that they can spend on their Big Business friends. That is why it is so instructive to watch Mons [...]
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Just as a Federal Judge is expected to rule this week in favor of a lawsuit brought by rank-and-file United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to block P [...]
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Americans have always prioritized caring for the needs of our military Veterans. The Continental Congress of 1776 promised pensions for any disabled veteran of the Revolutio [...]
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The proliferation of Internet connections over the last twenty years caused massive societal changes. Developing slowly from the 1950s as closed networks of military and aca [...]
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The war in Syria is all about outside interference. The popular protests against autocratic Bashar al-Assad Popular began two years ago and would have brutally suppressed de [...]
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When it comes to public employee pension politics, the Eagles got it right with Hotel California: “You can check-out any time you like, but you can never leave!” The San Jos [...]
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The Congressional probe into determining who was responsible for the Internal Revenue Service’s multi-year policy of discriminatory audits and examinations of conservative organizations applying for tax-exempt status moved up into the United States Treasury Department today when J. Russell George, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, disclosed that that he informed the Treasury General [...]
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Acting IRS Commissioner Steven T. Miller was forced by to resign today, predominantly due to the July 7, 2011 memorandum that I discovered and published last weekend in my report, IRS HAD ENEMIES LIST IN 2010 & 2012. The document is written on U.S. Treasury Department stationary and demanded senior IRS management terminate attempts to [...]
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The Internal Revenue Service blamed “low-level” Cincinnati staff for “inappropriate” targeting of conservative political groups for audits and examinations. I have established that the Cincinnati office is the largest of the five IRS Regional Processing Centers across the United States. Cincinnati has IRS authority over Delaware, where over one-million for-profit and not-for-profit entities are incorporated, [...]
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The Internal Revenue Service admitted on May 10th that “low level” staff in their Cincinnati office, supposedly “not motivated by political bias,” targeted 75 conservative tax exempt organizations for audit and investigation, because they used the names “Tea Party” and “Patriot.” I have obtained a copy of a hand signed memorandum (here) from Steven T. [...]
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The beauty of UN Agenda 21 is that Big Government collects lots more taxes that they can spend on their Big Business friends. That is why it is so instructive to watch Monsanto, the agricultural chemical behemoth that has long been a great partner with rural farmers, turn on its base and join the World [...]
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Just as a Federal Judge is expected to rule this week in favor of a lawsuit brought by rank-and-file United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to block President Obama’s Dreamer Executive Order deferring deportation of illegal immigrants, the Department of Homeland Security distracted the main-stream-media’s focus on this key national security issue by [...]
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Americans have always prioritized caring for the needs of our military Veterans. The Continental Congress of 1776 promised pensions for any disabled veteran of the Revolutionary War. Despite criticism of deficit spending over the last four years, there was universal support for increasing the Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) budget by 41% to $140 billion this [...]
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The proliferation of Internet connections over the last twenty years caused massive societal changes. Developing slowly from the 1950s as closed networks of military and academic computers were electronically wired to transfer data, free tools for accessing the Internet became publicly available in 1993. This disruptive technology had profound effects on globalized commerce, signaling a [...]
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