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if they don't rv by dec i plan to sell my rv before its use will be toilet paper and i suggest everyone does the same

To my younger brother in arms i only pray you recieve the peace you seemed to sought after in the agfter life that you could not find in the current life I pray you have your enternal sleep forever my younger bro. from a vietnam Veteran to those who gave so much and recieved so litttle, I pray from Steven B.

does that mean an rv because of dropping in money from CBI

If you alll want to knew about Iraq and don't want any more rumors go to www.imf.org type in research iraq and it will tell you everything about Iraq

This was the first time my bed ever shook and i was the only in it

How doe this help us with an RV?

I gladly pay the tax to get my money now but I hope they make you wat 10 years

according to cnn we don't have to worry until 2014 i am verifing with my accountant on it but look at the report on cnn i copied and pasted if it were true then it would be all over the media and the b ig boys out there would be demonstaring against about it. Some you people worry for nothing.

Here is a message from CNN about us having to pay any upgrade to our taxesfor capital gains In his efforts to find revenue streams to fund domestic priorities and close the deficit, President Barack Obama introduced, as part of his budget proposal, a variety of tax revisions and increases on Wall Street and the wealthiest of Americans. The president wants to roll back the Bush tax cuts on the affluent, reinstating the 36 percent and 39.6 percent rates for those earning more than $250,000 (married) and $200,000 (single). He also called for a reinstatement of the "personal exemption phaseout" and limitation on the deductions applied to taxpayers earning more than the aforementioned incomes. But on the topic of the capital gains tax, Obama seemed to try and thread the needle, introducing a mild increase over the rates of the Bush years that could anger (or please) both Wall Street and more progressive-minded economists alike. The president's plan would raise the tax rate on capital gains and dividends to 20 percent from the 15 percent levels imposed by the Bush administration. In a climate in which few people are actually making capital gains earnings, raising the rate, economists say, shouldn't dry up market activity much, if any. On the flip side, the Obama budget team projects that it could help decrease the deficit by more than $1 billion in fiscal year 2010, $5.4 billion in 2011, $12.2 billion in 2014 and $19.9 billion in 2019. "This increase will not just have no severe effect on the economy but have almost no effect except higher revenues," said Robert Shapiro, the deputy commerce secretary under Bill Clinton and an occasional adviser to president's economic staff. "It is basically a freebie. So why not do it?" But expect Wall Street (and supply-side theorists) to protest. Capital gains tax rates were higher than 20 percent until lowered to that level during the Clinton years. And because the subsequent boom of the stock market is often credited to the lowering of that rate -- as well as Bush's further lowering -- it is assumed that the restoration of the 20 percent rate would lead to a big blow on the markets. Others contend that this is a false rendering of history. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities -- citing a study by Federal Reserve economists -- argues that, "the stock market increase was not a result of the 2003 tax cut. European stocks, which did not benefit from the U.S. capital gains tax cut, performed as well as stocks in the U.S. market in the period following the tax cut." Moreover, it is noted, the Obama administration could have actually lost revenue had they left the rates where they currently are. The Congressional Budget estimated that extending the 15 percent capital gains tax rates over the next decade would have cost the government $100 billion. But if raising the rates to 20 percent could, as Shapiro posits, result in an increase in revenue without noticeable market activity loss, why, some may ask, doesn't Obama go even further. For starters, Shapiro replies, once you go too high, you will see legitimate market reaction. But mainly, it would require a much more fundamental reconsideration of tax law, that isn't suited to come via a budget. "When you begin to bring the capital gains rate near the top marginal rates then you are in a different system and a different set of questions arises," he said. "If we are going to treat capital gains as ordinary income then we need to think about larger reforms. Like ending the tax distinction between earned income and non-earned income...but that is not a budgetary consideration." In his budget, Obama did take another action on capital gains tax by phasing out the elimination of such taxes for startup and small businesses. But, as pointed out by Ben Smith, the president had promised to do this upon taking office, but the cut was deferred in his budget to 2014. .Obama's Budget Barack Obama In his efforts to find revenue streams to fund domestic priorities and close the deficit, President Barack Obama introduced, as part of his budget proposal, a variety of tax revisions and increases on...In his efforts to find revenue streams to fund domestic priorities and close the deficit, President Barack Obama introduced, as part of his budget proposal, a variety of tax revisions and increases on... digg Huffpost - stumble reddit del.ico.us More in Politics... Ob'omneycare! The Ultimate Mitt Romney 'Obamacare'-vs.-'Romneycare' Double-Talk... Individual Mandate, Now Vilified By GOP, Was... Will Congress Extend Unemployment Benefits Beyond 99... Trey Grayson Battles Rand Paul With ****... Comments29 Pending Comments

I am jewish and say praise God or Jesus or whomever you pray to. from Steve B.

Hi Gamble you sure have a pretty daughter

You might want to check on the 3.865 tax it is for federal withholding doesn't pertain to us, as one of my sources told me

Hi Guys I talked to an accountant this is capital gains tax not 30-40 per cent but look even if you put in a bank and they pay you 3% on a million dollars thats 30,000 a year and then you are subject to 30-35 per cent tax but who cares think about working for a job making 30,000 a year and having to get up early in the morning abnd slaving for a boss who abuses you. We are so close and i have a reliable source who said we are close i cannot say when or how much a except it is all over andwe will get paid very soon. So Get ready and thank your blesssings for this money, as it is comming Rememeber RVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV

Thank you K98 Knights but you look like my friend Steve herman same cigar as him if i can send you a picture of him you would laugh you 2 could be twin brothers

Attention Family Ali office is in Santa Monica on wilshire blvd as i have been there and yes Ali charges 150.00 per million dollars send me an e- mail to stevebarber@sbcglobal.net and i will send you his address in case you want to know where it is