Phase Out Classical Taxes Through Our Modern Treasury (as was intended)

How cool would it be to not have to pay classical taxes, if that could be done with our Treasury, as it was intended?

Under a treasury-based economy, old-school taxes are not inherently necessary. That's right, you read it...taxes are now becoming an unnecessary system left over from bygone eras when money was not as liquid as it is now and was not as easily distributed throughout a region. In times past, in economies who's treasuries consisted of just a bunch of treasure for government expenditure, collected by taxmen and warfare and were not a modern system of printing money, taxes were a necessary system for governments to function well, especially since because in those days robbery was more common and it was better to collect funds locally instead of move currency from a central treasury to outlying provinces, which was costly in itself as well. And even so, such a system was still necessary under early, modern treasuries beholden to horseback.

Nowadays, with digitization and modernity, government costs can be paid out directly from the treasury proper and completely forego the need for classical taxes, as was surely intended for by earlier social engineers familiar with the emerging tech, and is a much better system mathematically speaking, spreading the costs of government in the most efficient, effective fashion possible...the tax is felt through direct inflation/valuation, which occurs less fluidly in a classical tax scenario, and also ends up doing two jobs in that one process. On one hand, the costs of a tax system are completely averted, meaning all of the offices and positions of tax departments can eventually be eschewed, saving the citizenry those costs and time associated, also allowing skilled people to apply themselves more acutely elsewhere; furthermore, all of the time wasted calculating taxes by businesses and citizens are avoided as well, on top of the added benefit of people not having to worry about paying taxes, bearing a net valuation. When government expenditure is simply paid for directly by a modern treasury as they were intended to pay, the costs of government are spread in the most uniform, economical method possible, through simple expenditure into the economy (in that govt officials and contractors then spend that money they are paid, circulating it) which, on the obverse of that same slick hand, is a necessary function of a modern treasury, ensuring that there are enough actual bills in circulation for citizens to use, killing two birds with one stone...which is quite serendipitous, and a clue to anyone with common sense that such a method would be on the correct track...one hand washing the other--accomplishing more with less.

When an economy is functioning properly, the amount of government expenditure usually equals the amount of bills needed in circulation, and the inflation caused by issuing money to pay for costs is outweighed by the economic growth such a good system entails (net energy or synergy if you will). Bottom line, with an antiquated tax-based system stuck in a truly modern treasury-based system, inflation at any rate is going to be worse than either alone because we are taxed twice (which is unconstitutional), as is occurring now in America, despite the fact that our purty new treasury is being defrauded by The Fed, which is infinitely worse, technically, but I digress (that is a most important, parent subject which Texit.pro is pursuing primarily through secession...this post is geared towards what even needs to be updated besides fraud). It is a well-known fact that our treasury pays for government expenditures and then our taxes do as well, which is double taxation and unconstitutional, besides being a violation of mother nature's laws of not wasting time/resources on any level, bar none, period. Predatory systems of taxation have caused countless wars in the past, one of which led to the formation of our country, and will again if We the People do not remedy these issues well in a timely fashion.

Lets imagine a brand new hypothetical nation's economy before any currency has been issued by its treasury. In this economy, we have the tax office as well as the other government offices, lets say X, Y & Z. Now, it is prima facie that the treasury must print the first bills and pay the government employees and contractors in order for those employees to then buy houses, cars, and goods and services which trickles down, circulating into its economy, starting it. In this hypothetical situation, it is matematically obvious that the treasury will pay the salaries and expenditures for the government offices X, Y and Z at the outset of this society from dollar $0, and so therefore at any rate MUST also inavoidably pay the salaries and expenditures for the tax office as well at any rate at one point: proof. So then the question is, why does the tax office need to exist if its role is supposedly to collect money to pay for the government expenditures of X, Y & Z when the treasury already has the capacitance to do so, as were intended for modern treasuries? Yes, the treasury could not pay the salaries and expenditures for the tax office and just do so for X, Y & Z and the tax office could then extract those funds from the matriculation of currency spent from X, Y & Z from the people, just to supposedly pay right back to X, Y & Z (hey, it's not like we get a receipt). Anyone can tell outright that that would be a waste of work, and that really all that would be happening would be for tax office employees to get paid doing easy work that 5th graders could do. Why should we go out of our way to pay ourselves and then tax ourselves just to pay ourselves again under no extenuating circumstances (such as primitiveness) and then loose further money, wasted skills and work hours paying needless salaries? A waste, which is not allowed for by any animal or being, much less.

Quite frankly, the tax office has officially become a vestige from a bygone era like an appendix or a set of training wheels, which could become dangerous, and in my suspicion, the taxes it collects now effectively simply go into the pockets of the officials and employees who oversee taxation, which would make sense considering that the hole it once filled interloping between treasury and horse had been closed by the electron, I mean, where else could it be going when the treasury can now properly issue money for expenditure, growth and modernization? It would have to issue it anyways for us to even be able to pay classical taxes, so they are officially obsoleted from a logical, mathematical inheritance, their last legacy being one of spacial economics and not actual economics, in that even though early modern treasuries made sense on paper issuing currency to pay for expenditure, the fact of the matter was that getting that paper currency from a central press to various parts of early America via horse and buggy all of the time was just not logical...it was more economical to do it as few times as possible and use the old tax system to triage and abridge. Money was paid out, matriculated and then government salaries were propped up by taxes in the mean time to bridge the gap between government injections of paper currency. Granted, salaries could have been paid normally by treasury notes but having large sums of cash for extended periods in those days was not a good idea, and cash values often fluctuated wildly and you just never knew, really...

Much of the entropy associated with early systems was offset by the prospects of the frontier and free land, yet another blatant act of serendipity, and so niches were filled properly and things are mostly accounted for. Now, with these holes plugged, one would only expect the tax offices to be backfiring and likely in ways which are complicatedly spiritual, in that we could be subjecting our poor tax people to a whole hysterectomy of things that we cannot even predict, like if you were asked what a bunch of bananas packed into a bus exhaust would do...just too much banana to banana, which is an inhumane work environment. And likely the figures on the entropy associated with The Fed all but completely mask the inefficiencies of the tax offices, compounding the issue from being absolved; and furthermore, the IRS staying around for as long as it has could be associated with extraneous karmatics extenuated by The Fed, which even the employees (or anyone) even would/should be cognizant of oddly performing, which is tough to speculate on, and a tough thing to consider...that pure chance could be causing direction vs volition, which would be a symptom of a reactive economy and not a proactive one. Either way, such things dictate that secession is more necessary than not, in the same way that major overhauls on major components of a vehicle require the equipment to be removed in order to be overhauled, before it fails.

The above would and should be obvious to any adult who knows the value of work, and the need for families to have relatively large sums of money to live well. We understand that and understand the need for corruption to carve out little methods of embezzlement, especially under the unholy situation of issuance/treasury fraud, impinging an ever greater shortage and spiritual complication uphill, making times unfairly hard: individuals are more compelled and also more justified, camouflaged in fleecing such a population careless enough with an ever greatening fraud upon their own treasury...as if our fathers fought with swords so that we could own guns and then we forgot how to make gunpowder!! However enlightening this all might be, the subject of a fraud on our treasury, superseding all else, is quite and quite mathematically infinitely worse, so just hold onto your hats and keep your guns and emergency supplies handy because such infractions do not go unnoticed at any level, and shouldn't by any man wishing to remain as one, and no doubt could lead to natural disasters or other phenomena...such as the death of the first-born, floods, war, plagues, famine, nuclear war or even a supervolcano, asteroid, tsunami, or basically any final destination in the day after tomorrow (or any combination thereof) due to higher physics which we have yet to scientifically understand we didn't know what quantum physics was in the 1800's and we will know about higher stuff in 100 years, that better, at the very least, be a guarantee for any self-respecting American...just one iota of property/matter infinitesimally small under issuance fraud, ostensibly, theoretically, has the power to defraud infinite universes indefinitely, cp (because any amount of matter can be given a finite monetary value, and under issuance fraud, any sum of money whatsoever incurs an infinite debt)...it's just that bad, and so a God or any entity possible if it were above our civilization would of course have the unavoidable obligation to destroy or at the very least mildly disrupt any sort of criminally backwards evolution thereasunder, lest they invite their own doom--obviousness which has been understood by all beings for time immemorial--angry volcano god logic 101.

So here we are in a very precarious situation, but with alot of good tidings on the horizon now that we know how things can and should work. Before the internet, it would have been much, much more difficult for large numbers of people to get a handle on how a modern treasury is supposed to work and how it supersedes the necessity for old-world taxes, much less be able to organize well enough to pry from those positions and money streams, something which must be done with care and respect because most of them don't even know that they are becoming an antiquation, which has been steeped inunto detraction under an ever bigger fraud, and they will need time to readjust to the shock as well as literally be bred out of it. Like the old sports injury, it's not good to shift a burgeoning economy impulsively. What could have been done quickly must be done tenderly or the results could be worse...which is a blessing in disguise because if we didn't have such a huge ordeal associated with these growing pains, the future might never learn their lessons from them.

The word treasury is even itself an old-world word which has evolved under modernity, in the same way that the word truck or horsepower has changed over time with technology. If we aren't careful to ensure that the evolutions of the modern treasury are preserved by keeping at bay the most simple, ancient and insidious fraud known to man: issuance fraud, on said treasury, we should only expect for those advancements surrounding to devolve, which is exactly what can be seen as having occurred with our backsliding back onto the pre-modern system of taxation the wrong way, having allowed its intended successor, the modern treasury, to be defrauded wrongly...but then again if it hadn't had happened, we would not have had to opportunity to leap as far forward as we have now, which besides being maddening is a real hoot and a case in point study of how interesting the economy, politics and public regard can become, a catch 22 that you just can't make up, which just begs to be taken advantage of like fish falling from the sky.

We have a perfect shot otherwise at great lives or even odysseys here on this great green earth and beyond and to let such a simple thing as issuance fraud take us back down to the stone age and total our jewel is simply unimaginable, which in my mind is why it has gotten the best of us, it's just so unthinkable, yet here we are and we must be quick and think smart in order to get out of this mess fast with our shirts on...it's been done before in many ways, alot...people have won and won throughout the ages, I mean, we're here, right? That's proof, so let's win again with a simple vote. Danial Miller of the TNM is running for Lt. Governor 2022 and Rep. Kyle Biederman is in support as well as many others, more than 90% of the Republican party is considering the option to secede and now 66% of the votership would to at the time this was written...these are not coincidences, it is because of public unrest due to obvious shortages in the economy and deceasing levels of standards of living. The Federal Reserve is the obvious and only major culprit, standing as a severe kink in the kosher flow of time through our money at its headwaters: the Treasury.

This post is not mainly about the Fed and is more about how to go about taxation after we are removed from the situation for a general spring cleaning and update. Just think how easy it would be if we did not have to pay any taxes directly? If that burden were taken up by our treasury collectively? I think it would be a vast improvement, like having a centralized waste management system vs not, or the internet vs not...it is a major subsequent goal of the C.O.R.E. being tied to money.