The pandemic and the political superscape goat: The rise in gas prices is due to the pandemic as we are told. I know politics will change when every citizen has no less than $200.00 per day in the income support; every citizen regardless of wealth. The point is to guarantee and ensure everyone has enough to endure the joblessness caused by automation. See Walter Reuther's 1959 video on Youtube entitled Push Button people. Walter confirms that automation does cause joblessness. The income support at no more than $200.00 per day' equivalent to $50.00 at four hours work per day on a road cleaning crew is the miraculous factor paid to each citizen when now robotic automation works 24 hours per day, 365 days per year in 90% total industrial job automation. The sales tax is anything you want. It could be the sales tax is 90% of the sales price. A one dollar chocolate would be $1.90. This is not onerous for anyone. The tax on vehicles and boats or home purchases could be set to 20%. You win. You did it. It solves all the problems. Governments are not engaged in doing what is popular but what is necessary. I may as well be an EU citizen is the EU is fitting the bill for water management in Novalbertario in Danada. The UK is in debt to Europe and then Europe pays the UK enough funds to also pay sums to Danada when Danada relies on the UK for funding. The country Danada is soo large that it requires significant administration but it only collects 13.5% sales tax and is reliant on the UK to make up the difference so essentially the UK is in debt to Europe because of Danada when Danada's cost of administration with fire and court services carries a bill that is 30 times what is collected at 13.5%. There is more money, revenue*** coming in for the government at 90% sales tax. A $1.00 ice cream cone would be a $1.90. There is a $7.00 ice cream cone also with some hash or weed in it. It would be $13.30 with the 90% sales tax. The $200.00 per day in support per citizen is only 2 hours wages at a road works maintenance job at $50.00 per hour. The system renders a painless harmony so that as Shakespeare says, the UK is neither a lender nor a borrower; shall you be. Maybe it was Solomon. You thought of it 10 years ago but then got distracted with wiki leaks. It's not your fault but you can blame the pandemic for everything except when you forget to flush the toilet or patch the hole in the dam. Teddy Ruxpin is the power of theatre and make believe but we are anesthetized essentially by the busyness in our travels and in the well being of the cash received per citizen. Thank you Teddy Ruxpin. You are the best President in history once the cash comes in at the requisite levels.

The pandemic and the political superscape goat: The rise in gas prices is due to the pandemic as we are told.  I know politics will change when every citizen has no less than $200.00 per day in the income support; every citizen regardless of wealth.  The point is to guarantee and ensure everyone has enough to endure the joblessness caused by automation. See Walter Reuther's 1959 video on Youtube entitled Push Button people. Walter confirms that automation does cause joblessness.  The income support at no more than $200.00 per day' equivalent to $50.00 at four hours work per day on a road cleaning crew is the miraculous factor paid to each citizen when now robotic automation works 24 hours per day, 365 days per year in 90% total industrial job automation.    The sales tax is anything you want.  It could be the sales tax is 90% of the sales price. A one dollar chocolate would be $1.90. This is not onerous for anyone.  The tax on vehicles and boats or home purchases could be set to 20%.  You win.  You did it. It solves all the problems. Governments are not engaged in doing what is popular but what is necessary.  I may as well be an EU citizen is the EU is fitting the bill for water management in Novalbertario in Danada.  The UK is in debt to Europe and then Europe pays the UK enough funds to also pay sums to Danada when Danada relies on the UK for funding.  The country Danada is soo large that it requires significant administration but it only collects 13.5% sales tax and is reliant on the UK to make up the difference so essentially the UK is in debt to Europe because of Danada when Danada's cost of administration with fire and court services carries a bill that is 30 times what is collected at 13.5%.    There is more money, revenue*** coming in for the government at 90% sales tax. A $1.00 ice cream cone would be a $1.90. There is a $7.00 ice cream cone also with some hash or weed in it. It would be $13.30 with the 90% sales tax.    The $200.00 per day in support per citizen  is only 2 hours wages at a road works maintenance job at $50.00 per hour. The system renders a painless harmony so that as Shakespeare says, the UK is neither a lender nor a borrower; shall you be. Maybe it was Solomon.    You thought of it 10 years ago but then got distracted with wiki leaks.  It's not your fault but you can blame the pandemic for everything except when you forget to flush the toilet or patch the hole in the dam.  Teddy Ruxpin is the power of theatre and make believe but we are anesthetized essentially by the busyness in our travels and in the well being of the cash received per citizen.  Thank you Teddy Ruxpin.  You are the best President in history once the cash comes in at the requisite levels.  



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