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The American school system intentionally prevents Americans from understanding how America became the wealthiest country in the world. During the presidency of William McKinley, he used a 50% tariff on all imports to empower America to emerge as the manufacturing center of the world. In fact, the world had... never seen anything like it. American steel, American oil, American automotive. America was so wealthy that we were able to raise $50 million without going to the bank at the start of the Spanish American war. The Spanish knew the war was over before it had even began. In 1913 international bankers and corporation started the process of replacing tariffs with the federal income tax. That was the beginning of stripping the American people of their power and making taxation of regular people the government‘s primary source of revenue - instead of tariffs on international corporations that had previously made America the wealthiest country in the world.show more

Brett Pike

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Brett apply for WH press badge please

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Brett Pike1 年前

What I am doing is more important. In the last three years my company has rapidly began the process of re-imagining education through the private sector. We have educated 10's of thousands of children and are only just getting started.

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Defending America's Future1 年前

America is ready for change, and Katie Britt is ready to deliver! With a new Republican majority, she’s focused on securing the border, reviving the economy, and protecting the American Dream alongside President Trump.

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Rod Roberson1 年前

What's wild is we revolted and fought for our independence from England over a 3% tax on just tea... Imagine what our forefathers would say if they knew we were paying up to 50% in total taxes today.

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Madmax Limited1 年前

Oklahoma woke up!!! They have mandated civics knowledge!!

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Andrew D. Monteyne1 年前

These are the books we need to rapidly get into our public and private school systems! Amazing!

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1776AmericanPatriot🇺🇸1 年前

This is why he wanted to go back to naming it Mount McKinley

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Holy moly!

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The Leper King1 年前

What you are doing is a great thing - keep up the good work! God Bless !

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HighlandRebel1 年前

James K Polk did the same with the Mexican American War

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President Trump just suggested replacing the federal income tax with tariffs, & if the American education system wasn’t hijacked more people would know that there was no federal income tax the first 137 years in America as a country. In fact under President James Monroe there was not only no federal income tax, but there were no internal taxes at all, no excise taxes, nothing, he got rid of all of them… & not only did he use tariffs to create a budget surplus, but he cut America’s debt in half, purchased Florida from Spain, and facilitated the creation of infrastructure that bolted the American economy into the future. The American people are beginning to remember what made America the greatest country in the history of the world.

President Trump just suggested replacing the federal income tax with tariffs, & if the American education system wasn’t hijacked more people would know that there was no federal income tax the first 137 years in America as a country. In fact under President James Monroe there was not only no federal income tax, but there were no internal taxes at all, no excise taxes, nothing, he got rid of all of them… & not only did he use tariffs to create a budget surplus, but he cut America’s debt in half, purchased Florida from Spain, and facilitated the creation of infrastructure that bolted the American economy into the future. The American people are beginning to remember what made America the greatest country in the history of the world.

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There was no Federal Income Tax for the majority of American history, in fact, in 1895 the Supreme Court found the tax unconstitutional. At the time, America was the manufacturing center of the world, w/ the fastest growing middle class. Now why don’t they teach that in school?

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I’ve Been Holding Onto This Video & Now That Donald Trump Suggested Eliminating The Income Tax & Replacing It With Tariffs You Should Watch This “I don't think people understand the depth in which the federal income tax has screwed the American people because the income tax didn't exist for the first 137 years America was a country. It was implemented in 1913 and shortly after that, the income tax would become the government's primary source of generating revenue. The government would basically own your labor. So you’re taxed at 33%. 1/3 of your work for the entire year belongs to the government. But before the federal income tax, tariffs were the government's primary source of generating revenue. So the government would come along and say, if companies want to import goods from other countries, they have to pay a tax on those goods. And this was the government's primary way of generating revenue. So let's use Nike as an example. They want to outsource their labor to other countries, India, China, and basically hire people that work for under $1 a day, basically sweatshops. They want sweatshops. Well, when they go to import those goods into the United States of America, they would be forced to pay that tariff. So if it's 25%, they would have to pay a 25% tax on the value of the goods coming into the country. Now, they could either pay that themselves in which now the government's primary way of generating revenue is through these international corporations that want to outsource labor and do international business, or they could negotiate with the company that they're importing from. I mean, in this case, it's themselves, but if they're working with another company, they could say, hey, if you want us to keep manufacturing in China, if you want us to keep manufacturing in India, you have to help us with these tariffs. And now the government's primary way of generating revenue would not be by taking money from you, the federal income tax, but it's from charging those international corporations and corporations that are in other countries. Isn't that a lot better than them taking the money from me and you? And yes, the price of international goods might go up. In fact, price of goods will go up. But that's okay because there's also an additional incentive for companies like Nike and all companies now to manufacture goods in America, which means American manufacturing would boom. And this is in theory, this is what had actually happened and what the federal income tax really took away from us because from the period of 1860 to 1900, America had emerged as the preeminent manufacturing country in the world. American steel, American oil, Europeans would come to America and they couldn't believe that we had electric powered curling irons. The United States of America, our country had become the innovative center of the world and jobs were booming. People talk about 1910 1920 1930 with the unions with Detroit and Detroit being the manufacturing center of the world, but that was really all of the United States of America. But once the federal income tax was passed, once that was established, the government no longer needed tariffs to be its primary source of revenue. Now the primary source of revenue was reaching directly into our pockets. And once the government was able to do that, they were able to seriously consider abandoning economic protectionism, abandoning those tariffs so that international corporations could outsource our jobs to other countries and the government wouldn't be hurt. The cost of goods would go down and the international corporations would do better than ever. But we would lose our jobs and the government would take ownership over our labor. And that was the real cost of the federal income tax. ‌ And that's the conversation they don't want Americans having” I can’t transcribe it all due to X’s text limits but this is an excellent listen

I’ve Been Holding Onto This Video & Now That Donald Trump Suggested Eliminating The Income Tax & Replacing It With Tariffs You Should Watch This “I don't think people understand the depth in which the federal income tax has screwed the American people because the income tax didn't exist for the first 137 years America was a country. It was implemented in 1913 and shortly after that, the income tax would become the government's primary source of generating revenue. The government would basically own your labor. So you’re taxed at 33%. 1/3 of your work for the entire year belongs to the government. But before the federal income tax, tariffs were the government's primary source of generating revenue. So the government would come along and say, if companies want to import goods from other countries, they have to pay a tax on those goods. And this was the government's primary way of generating revenue. So let's use Nike as an example. They want to outsource their labor to other countries, India, China, and basically hire people that work for under $1 a day, basically sweatshops. They want sweatshops. Well, when they go to import those goods into the United States of America, they would be forced to pay that tariff. So if it's 25%, they would have to pay a 25% tax on the value of the goods coming into the country. Now, they could either pay that themselves in which now the government's primary way of generating revenue is through these international corporations that want to outsource labor and do international business, or they could negotiate with the company that they're importing from. I mean, in this case, it's themselves, but if they're working with another company, they could say, hey, if you want us to keep manufacturing in China, if you want us to keep manufacturing in India, you have to help us with these tariffs. And now the government's primary way of generating revenue would not be by taking money from you, the federal income tax, but it's from charging those international corporations and corporations that are in other countries. Isn't that a lot better than them taking the money from me and you? And yes, the price of international goods might go up. In fact, price of goods will go up. But that's okay because there's also an additional incentive for companies like Nike and all companies now to manufacture goods in America, which means American manufacturing would boom. And this is in theory, this is what had actually happened and what the federal income tax really took away from us because from the period of 1860 to 1900, America had emerged as the preeminent manufacturing country in the world. American steel, American oil, Europeans would come to America and they couldn't believe that we had electric powered curling irons. The United States of America, our country had become the innovative center of the world and jobs were booming. People talk about 1910 1920 1930 with the unions with Detroit and Detroit being the manufacturing center of the world, but that was really all of the United States of America. But once the federal income tax was passed, once that was established, the government no longer needed tariffs to be its primary source of revenue. Now the primary source of revenue was reaching directly into our pockets. And once the government was able to do that, they were able to seriously consider abandoning economic protectionism, abandoning those tariffs so that international corporations could outsource our jobs to other countries and the government wouldn't be hurt. The cost of goods would go down and the international corporations would do better than ever. But we would lose our jobs and the government would take ownership over our labor. And that was the real cost of the federal income tax. ‌ And that's the conversation they don't want Americans having” I can’t transcribe it all due to X’s text limits but this is an excellent listen

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