Dear America,
Next week, there is going to be a "debate"
in Congress on yet another war funding
bill. The bill is supposed to pass without
debate, so no one will notice.
What George Orwell wrote about in
"1984" has come true. What Eisenhower
warned us about concerning the "military-
industrial complex" has come true.
War is a permanent feature of our
societal landscape, so much so that
no one notices it anymore.
But we're going to
change this. Today,
we're introducing
a bill called 'The
War Is Making You
Poor Act'. The purpose of this bill
is to connect the dots, and to show
people in a real and concrete way
the cost of these endless wars.
We're working to get co-sponsors
in Congress, but, we need citizen
co-sponsors as well. Become a
citizen cosponsor today at TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com.
Act Now.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
Next year's budget allocates
$159,000,000,000 to perpetuate
the occupations of Afghanistan
and Iraq. That's enough money to
eliminate federal income taxes
for the first $35,000 of every
American's income. Beyond that,
leaves over $15 billion to cut the
deficit.
And that's what this bill does. It
eliminates separate funding for
the occupation of Iraq and
Afghanistan, and eliminates federal
income taxes for everyone's first
$35,000 of income ($70,000 for
couples). Plus it pays down the
national debt. Does that sound
good to you?
Then please sign our petition in
support of this bill, and help us
build a movement to end our
permanent state of war.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
The costs of the war have been
rendered invisible. There's no draft.
Instead, we take the most
vulnerable elements of our
population, and give them a choice
between unemployment and missile
fodder. Government deficits
conceal the need to pay in cash for
the war.
We put the cost of both guns and
butter on our Chinese credit card.
In fact, we don't even put these
wars on budget; they are still
passed using 'emergency
supplemental'. A nine-year
'emergency'.
Let's show Congress the cost of
these wars is too much for us.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
Tell Congress that you like 'The
War Is Making You Poor Act'.
No, tell Congress you love it.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
All we are saying is "give peace a
chance." We will end these wars.
Together.
Courage,
Alan Grayson
Next week, there is going to be a "debate"
in Congress on yet another war funding
bill. The bill is supposed to pass without
debate, so no one will notice.
What George Orwell wrote about in
"1984" has come true. What Eisenhower
warned us about concerning the "military-
industrial complex" has come true.
War is a permanent feature of our
societal landscape, so much so that
no one notices it anymore.
But we're going to
change this. Today,
we're introducing
a bill called 'The
War Is Making You
Poor Act'. The purpose of this bill
is to connect the dots, and to show
people in a real and concrete way
the cost of these endless wars.
We're working to get co-sponsors
in Congress, but, we need citizen
co-sponsors as well. Become a
citizen cosponsor today at TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com.
Act Now.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
Next year's budget allocates
$159,000,000,000 to perpetuate
the occupations of Afghanistan
and Iraq. That's enough money to
eliminate federal income taxes
for the first $35,000 of every
American's income. Beyond that,
leaves over $15 billion to cut the
deficit.
And that's what this bill does. It
eliminates separate funding for
the occupation of Iraq and
Afghanistan, and eliminates federal
income taxes for everyone's first
$35,000 of income ($70,000 for
couples). Plus it pays down the
national debt. Does that sound
good to you?
Then please sign our petition in
support of this bill, and help us
build a movement to end our
permanent state of war.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
The costs of the war have been
rendered invisible. There's no draft.
Instead, we take the most
vulnerable elements of our
population, and give them a choice
between unemployment and missile
fodder. Government deficits
conceal the need to pay in cash for
the war.
We put the cost of both guns and
butter on our Chinese credit card.
In fact, we don't even put these
wars on budget; they are still
passed using 'emergency
supplemental'. A nine-year
'emergency'.
Let's show Congress the cost of
these wars is too much for us.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
Tell Congress that you like 'The
War Is Making You Poor Act'.
No, tell Congress you love it.
http://www.TheWarIsMakingYouPoor.com
All we are saying is "give peace a
chance." We will end these wars.
Together.
Courage,
Alan Grayson
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