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Better than the flat tax, the Flax Tax saves our economy and our health! (satire) Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

REPPED: There's a lot of talk today about the flat tax as a new way to raise revenue for the federal government in the United States. At the same time, in the worlds of health and nutrition, there's a lot of talk about the benefits of flax seeds and omega-3 oils. Now, I propose that we combine these two and create a Flax Tax. The Flax Tax can have tremendous benefits for us all, both in terms of lowering our effective tax rates and enhancing our overall health. In fact, the Flax Tax can save our nation!

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And in terms of the flat tax, investors with billions of dollars are going to put their money in other countries because the money flows where the tax code is simplified. If you want to attract billions of dollars of investments to the United States, simplify the tax code and convert to a flat tax. We will have prosperity like we've never witnessed before, because billions of dollars around the world will come flowing into this country to create new jobs and invest in new businesses.) And if you want to have a healthcare system that works in this country, you need to make it efficient.

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Nicknamed think tanks, their employees get paid to ponder what-if scenarios on matters as diverse as the flat tax and whether a polar route for shipping could possibly offset sea level rise. Some are well known, like the Brookings Institution and Resources for the Future, which have been issuing weighty reports and holding schools for new congresses for more than half a century. Others, like the Environmental Law Institute, where I worked in 1980, are more obscure.

Rising popularity of medical tourism reveals deterioration of U.S. healthcare system Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

We must be able to compete globally from this point on, and if we cannot compete globally and have a more efficient healthcare system that eliminates the fraud waste and the paperwork waste, and if we do not have a more efficient tax system such as the flat tax, we're going to pay the price in this country. In terms of healthcare, people are going to go somewhere else to get it. People are going to go somewhere else to buy their prescription drugs.

If you want to attract billions of dollars of investments to the United States, simplify the tax code and convert to a flat tax. We will have prosperity like we've never witnessed before, because billions of dollars around the world will come flowing into this country to create new jobs and invest in new businesses.) And if you want to have a healthcare system that works in this country, you need to make it efficient. You need to get rid of the paperwork, the fraud and the waste, and have a system that offers medical procedures at a fair, affordable price.

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The money could come from just two taxes, a gross-receipts levy on businesses and a flat tax, similar to the current Medicare tax, on all individual income, not just wages. This would not represent an additional cost to society, but rather replace existing taxes and write-offs. It would cut costs for corporations and raise taxes slightly on individuals at the top of the income ladder. Members of the USCHC board would include both health care professionals and citizens from all walks of life.

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