SBA Ministry / Marked Resolution Ballots
Small Business Administration Ministry Marked Resolution Ballots
Marked Eballots for SBA Ministry Resolutions
William William's eballot cast on 10/21/2013
James Ogle's Marked Eballot for resolutions on 8/4/2013
(threats to national security clause)
Director Daniel Strongrem's eballot received on 6/18/2013:
Force Field Analysis
_2__ Be it resolved that following the seating of the next Parliament on
Self-Employed and Payroll Taxes
3rd Amended Corporate Welfare Resolution -- Threats to National Security
2nd amended corporate welfare resolution -- Includes Threats to National
Corporate Welfare Resolution
The eballots below have been factored into the results on 6/16/2013
Benjamin Meiklejohn's revised eballot on 6/15/2013
(original corporate welfare resolution)
(3rd amended corporate welfare resolution -- threats to national security
clause in paragraph six, and last paragraph edited from 2nd version)
3___ Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on individuals
(2n amended corporate welfare resolution -- Includes threats to national
secruity clause in paragraph six)
Daniel Stromgren's marked eballot on 6/14/2013
(Includes threats to national secruity clause in paragraph six)
_3__ Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on individuals who
choose to establish their own means of earning a living, and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income far
surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through payroll taxes on
individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and other
employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed persons who are
trying to create a sustainable income and economy with which to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the Ministry of
Small Business Administration that any self-employment tax rate imposed by the U.S.
Government shall never surpass the percentage of income that is likewise applied as
the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded to the
Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the U.S.
Parliament for action and synchronization.
Jim Doyle's eballot via telephone on 6/11/2013
Eballot cast via telephone by Tiffany Briscoe (6/8/2013)
Marked Resolution eBallot from Anna Trevorrow (6/5/2013)
From: "william william"
Date: Sun, October 20, 2013 7:05 pm
To: vvc@allpartysystem.com
Cc: press@hoboe.com
_1__ SELF-EMPLOYMENT TAX RESOLUTION [Submitted by Hon. Min. Meiklejohn]
_2__ USG SBA NOTIFICATION LETTER [Submitted by Hon. Dep. Min. Stromgren]
_3__ CORPORATE WELFARE RESOLUTION [Submitted by Hon. Min. Meiklejohn]
_1 Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been established as a
cabinet-level department within the organization of the US Parliament to serve in
both advisory capacity to the US Parliament Executive Board, and to implement the
policy directives of the Executive Board as regards small business administration in
the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to what the US
Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small business administration in
the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally, defined
as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages to specific
corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100 billion of U.S.
Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or industries
over others represents a direct interference in the process of free market
capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and industries that are not
subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the absence of
any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board or the U.S.
Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's policy on small
business administration shall be to effect economic policy in the absence of
corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable opportunity for all the
nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business Administration
hereby declares an elimination of all corporate welfare transactions of the U.S.
Government to be phased in by resolution addressing the same, and that the
resolution provide no exceptions regardless of the nature of the corporation or
industry which is the recipient of special subsidies or tax exemptions not imposed
on all businesses (the individual) with the exception of public utilities and
related businesses such as transportation during times of threats to national
security or in the event of a natural disaster and even then such exceptions must be
reviewed every 15 business days and reissued if deemed appropriate by governance,
and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the Ministry of
Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Platform, and the
Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization and approval of a
national position against all forms of corporate welfare in all aspects of our
nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and until
otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the Ministry of
Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination of corporate welfare
to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and will use all its resources
and regulatory authority within its powers to administer small business regulations
and policy that considers all forms of corporate welfare to immediately be
considered null and void in practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small Business
Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real U.S. Government,
then we would be intending to send notification to every corporate recipient of
special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with notice that all such subsidies
and tax breaks will be immediately ceased, or phased out in instances where the
industry would collapse or such impositions would terminate the viability of the
business or where a plan to create revenue and identifying replacement income is
necessary so as to avoid harming the individual, as is legally permissible.
_2__ Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on individuals who choose to establish their own means of earning a living, and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income far surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through payroll taxes on individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and other employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed persons who are trying to create a sustainable income and economy with which to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the Ministry of Small Business Administration that any self-employment tax rate imposed by the U.S. Government shall never surpass the percentage of income that is likewise applied as the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded to the Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for action and synchronization.
* * *
_1__ Be it hereby resolved that the Minister of the SBA will organize
through vote or appointment a 5 member subcommittee to research, conduct a
Force Field analysis, identify potential USG Representative
supporters/sponsors, write a bill for submission to the USG Congress and to
be forwarded to the USP for approval and submission; a law demanding the
immediate labeling of any product containing genetically modified
ingredients or food sources (GMO's) and that this labeling should be
consistent with the "black box" warning system already in use by the USG
FDA.
Be it further resolved that this committee shall be formed within 10
business days of the passing of this resolution and that the above mentioned
initial report shall be completed to draft format and submitted to the
Minister within 30 days after that.
It is also resolved that the Minister of the SBA will work with, or appoint
a representative to work with the USP/APS developing an internet publicity
campaign designed to solicit volunteerism and promote awareness including
building a voter coalition, building a coalition with other stake holders
and promoting regional economies through supporting local agri-business from
the grower to the consumer. This internet campaign will be ready to launch
within 10 days of the SBA's issuance of it's draft report and should be
designed to last 30-45 days.
Be it resolved that it is the mandate of the USP SBA to work closely with
the USG to assure consumer safety and support local businesses and economies
by demanding the immediate labeling of these products so that consumers may
make informed choices.
Be it resolved that within 60-75 days of the passing of this resolution, it
is the goal of the USP SBA that it will have a bill regarding this matter
before the USG.
* * *
July 5, 2013, the Minister of the SBA shall draft a letter for approval by
vote of the directors, said letter having the purpose of notifying the
United States Government SBA of the Parliament's SBA's existence, mission
statement and final chosen draft of the self-employed and corporate welfare
resolutions. As well as to invite cooperation and mutual support of actions
in support of small business. That the APS/USP SBA will inform the USG SBA
that it desires to work together to change current models and support small
business. This letter shall be delivered via USPS no later that 10 business
days following the passing of this resolution or the seating of the
parliament, whichever date is later.
* * *
_3__ Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on individuals
who choose to establish their own means of earning a living, and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income
far surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through
payroll taxes on individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and
other employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed
persons who are trying to create a sustainable income and economy with which
to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the Ministry
of Small Business Administration that any self-employment tax rate imposed
by the U.S. Government shall never surpass the percentage of income that is
likewise applied as the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded to
the Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the
U.S. Parliament for action and synchronization.
* * *
_4__ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament Executive
Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive Board as
regards small business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to what
the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small business
administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy
in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable
opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business
Administration hereby demands an elimination of all corporate welfare
transactions of the U.S. Government, without exception, regardless of the
nature of the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special
subsidies or tax exemptions not imposed on all businesses, with the
exception of public utilities and related businesses such as transportation
during times of threats to national security or in the event of a natural
disaster, and even then, such exceptions must be reviewed every 15 business
days and reissued if deemed appropriate by, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of
Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization
and approval of a national position against all forms of corporate welfare
in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and until
otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination
of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and
will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers to
administer small business regulations and policy that considers all forms of
corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small
Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real
U.S. Government, then it would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with
notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as
is legally permissible, except that some subsidies and tax breaks could be
phased out within a year in instances where discontinuation of subsidies or
tax breaks would terminate the viability of the business, or in instances
where a plan to create revenue and identifying replacement income is
necessary so as to avoid harming individuals.
* * *
Security Clause in Paragraph Six
_5__ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament Executive
Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive Board as
regards small business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to what
the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small business
administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy
in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable
opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business
Administration hereby declares an elimination of all corporate welfare
transactions of the U.S. Government to be phased in by resolution addressing
the same, and that the resolution provide no exceptions regardless of the
nature of the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special
subsidies or tax exemptions not imposed on all businesses (the individual)
with the exception of public utilities and related businesses such as
transportation during times of threats to national security or in the event
of a natural disaster and even then such exceptions must be reviewed every
15 business days and reissued if deemed appropriate by governance, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of
Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization
and approval of a national position against all forms of corporate welfare
in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and until
otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination
of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and
will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers to
administer small business regulations and policy that considers all forms of
corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small
Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real
U.S. Government, then we would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with
notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased, or
phased out in instances where the industry would collapse or such
impositions would terminate the viability of the business or where a plan to
create revenue and identifying replacement income is necessary so as to
avoid harming the individual, as is legally permissible.
* * *
_6__ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament Executive
Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive Board as
regards small business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to what
the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small business
administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy
in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable
opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business
Administration hereby declares an immediate moratorium and elimination of
all corporate welfare transactions of the U.S. Government, regardless of the
nature of the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special
subsidies or tax breaks that are not part of the nation's tax code as is
equably imposed upon all businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of
Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization
and approval of a national position against all forms of corporate welfare
in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and until
otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination
of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and
will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers to
administer small business regulations and policy that considers all forms of
corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small
Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real
U.S. Government, then we would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with
notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as
is legally permissible.
* * *
1___ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament
Executive Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive
Board as regards small business administration in the United States of
America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to
what the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small
business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy
in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable
opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business
Administration hereby declares an immediate moratorium and elimination of
all corporate welfare transactions of the U.S. Government, regardless of
the nature of the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special
subsidies or tax breaks that are not part of the nation's tax code as is
equably imposed upon all businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of
Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for
synchronization and approval of a national position against all forms of
corporate welfare in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and
until otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination
of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament
and will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers
to administer small business regulations and policy that considers all
forms of corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in
practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small
Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real
U.S. Government, then we would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with
notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as
is legally permissible.
* * *
2___ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament
Executive Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive
Board as regards small business administration in the United States of
America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to
what the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small
business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy
in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable
opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business
Administration hereby demands an elimination of all corporate welfare
transactions of the U.S. Government, without exception, regardless of the
nature of the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special
subsidies or tax exemptions not imposed on all businesses, with the
exception of public utilities and related businesses such as transportation
during times of threats to national security or in the event of a natural
disaster, and even then, such exceptions must be reviewed every 15 business
days and reissued if deemed appropriate by, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of
Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for
synchronization and approval of a national position against all forms of
corporate welfare in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and
until otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination
of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament
and will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers
to administer small business regulations and policy that considers all
forms of corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in
practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small
Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real
U.S. Government, then it would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with
notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as
is legally permissible, except that some subsidies and tax breaks could be
phased out within a year in instances where discontinuation of subsidies or
tax breaks would terminate the viability of the business, or in instances
where a plan to create revenue and identifying replacement income is
necessary so as to avoid harming individuals.
who choose to establish their own means of earning a living, and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income
far surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through
payroll taxes on individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and
other employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed
persons who are trying to create a sustainable income and economy with
which to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the
Ministry of Small Business Administration that any self-employment tax rate
imposed by the U.S. Government shall never surpass the percentage of income
that is likewise applied as the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded to
the Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the
U.S. Parliament for action and synchronization.
* * *
4___ Be it hereby resolved that the Minister of the SBA will organize
through vote or appointment a 5 member subcommittee to research, conduct a
Force Field analysis, identify potential USG Representative
supporters/sponsors, write a bill for submission to the USG Congress and to
be forwarded to the USP for approval and submission; a law demanding the
immediate labeling of any product containing genetically modified
ingredients or food sources (GMO's) and that this labeling should be
consistent with the "black box" warning system already in use by the USG
FDA.
Be it further resolved that this committee shall be formed within 10
business days of the passing of this resolution and that the above
mentioned initial report shall be completed to draft format and submitted
to the Minister within 30 days after that.
It is also resolved that the Minister of the SBA will work with, or appoint
a representative to work with the USP/APS developing an internet publicity
campaign designed to solicit volunteerism and promote awareness including
building a voter coalition, building a coalition with other stake holders
and promoting regional economies through supporting local agri-business
from the grower to the consumer. This internet campaign will be ready to
launch within 10 days of the SBA's issuance of it's draft report and should
be designed to last 30-45 days.
Be it resolved that it is the mandate of the USP SBA to work closely with
the USG to assure consumer safety and support local businesses and
economies by demanding the immediate labeling of these products so that
consumers may make informed choices.
Be it resolved that within 60-75 days of the passing of this resolution, it
is the goal of the USP SBA that it will have a bill regarding this matter
before the USG.
* * *
5___ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament
Executive Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive
Board as regards small business administration in the United States of
America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to
what the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small
business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy
in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable
opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business
Administration hereby declares an elimination of all corporate welfare
transactions of the U.S. Government to be phased in by resolution
addressing the same, and that the resolution provide no exceptions
regardless of the nature of the corporation or industry which is the
recipient of special subsidies or tax exemptions not imposed on all
businesses (the individual) with the exception of public utilities and
related businesses such as transportation during times of threats to
national security or in the event of a natural disaster and even then such
exceptions must be reviewed every 15 business days and reissued if deemed
appropriate by governance, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of
Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for
synchronization and approval of a national position against all forms of
corporate welfare in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and
until otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination
of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament
and will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers
to administer small business regulations and policy that considers all
forms of corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in
practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small
Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real
U.S. Government, then we would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with
notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased,
or phased out in instances where the industry would collapse or such
impositions would terminate the viability of the business or where a plan
to create revenue and identifying replacement income is necessary so as to
avoid harming the individual, as is legally permissible.
_1__ Be it hereby resolved that the Minister of the SBA will organize through vote
or appointment a 5 member subcommittee to research, conduct a Force Field analysis,
identify potential USG Representative supporters/sponsors, write a bill for
submission to the USG Congress and to be forwarded to the USP for approval and
submission; a law demanding the immediate labeling of any product containing
genetically modified ingredients or food sources (GMO's) and that this labeling
should be consistent with the "black box" warning system already in use by the USG
FDA.
Be it further resolved that this committee shall be formed within 10 business days
of the passing of this resolution and that the above mentioned initial report shall
be completed to draft format and submitted to the Minister within 30 days after
that.
It is also resolved that the Minister of the SBA will work with, or appoint a
representative to work with the USP/APS developing an internet publicity campaign
designed to solicit volunteerism and promote awareness including building a voter
coalition, building a coalition with other stake holders and promoting regional
economies through supporting local agri-business from the grower to the consumer.
This internet campaign will be ready to launch within 10 days of the SBA's issuance
of it's draft report and should be designed to last 30-45 days.
Be it resolved that it is the mandate of the USP SBA to work closely with the USG to
assure consumer safety and support local businesses and economies by demanding the
immediate labeling of these products so that consumers may make informed choices.
Be it resolved that within 60-75 days of the passing of this resolution, it is the
goal of the USP SBA that it will have a bill regarding this matter before the USG.
* * *
_2__ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been established as a
cabinet-level department within the organization of the US Parliament to serve in
both advisory capacity to the US Parliament Executive Board, and to implement the
policy directives of the Executive Board as regards small business administration in
the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to what the US
Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small business administration in
the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally, defined
as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages to specific
corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100 billion of U.S.
Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or industries
over others represents a direct interference in the process of free market
capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and industries that are not
subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the absence of
any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board or the U.S.
Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's policy on small
business administration shall be to effect economic policy in the absence of
corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable opportunity for all the
nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business Administration
hereby declares an elimination of all corporate welfare transactions of the U.S.
Government to be phased in by resolution addressing the same, and that the
resolution provide no exceptions regardless of the nature of the corporation or
industry which is the recipient of special subsidies or tax exemptions not imposed
on all businesses (the individual) with the exception of public utilities and
related businesses such as transportation during times of threats to national
security or in the event of a natural disaster and even then such exceptions must be
reviewed every 15 business days and reissued if deemed appropriate by governance,
and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the Ministry of
Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Platform, and the
Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization and approval of a
national position against all forms of corporate welfare in all aspects of our
nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and until
otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the Ministry of
Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination of corporate welfare
to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and will use all its resources
and regulatory authority within its powers to administer small business regulations
and policy that considers all forms of corporate welfare to immediately be
considered null and void in practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small Business
Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real U.S. Government,
then we would be intending to send notification to every corporate recipient of
special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with notice that all such subsidies
and tax breaks will be immediately ceased, or phased out in instances where the
industry would collapse or such impositions would terminate the viability of the
business or where a plan to create revenue and identifying replacement income is
necessary so as to avoid harming the individual, as is legally permissible.
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_1__ Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on individuals
who choose to establish their own means of earning a living, and Whereas the
amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income far surpasses
the proportion of income that is typically taxed through payroll taxes on
individuals who work for other employers, and Whereas the discrepancy between
the amounts that self-employed persons and other employees are taxed creates
an unfair disadvantage to self-employed persons who are trying to create a
sustainable income and economy with which to make a living, then Be it hereby
resolved that it shall be the official position of the Ministry of Small Business
Administration that any self-employment tax rate imposed by the U.S. Government
shall never surpass the percentage of income that is likewise applied as the
payroll tax for employed individuals, and Furthermore be it resolved that this
resolution immediately be forwarded to the Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Economics
and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for action and synchronization.
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__1_ Be it hereby resolved that the Minister of the SBA will organize through vote or appointment a 5 member subcommittee to research, conduct a Force Field analysis, identify potential USG Representative supporters/sponsors, write a bill for submission to the USG Congress and to be forwarded to the USP for approval and submission; a law demanding the immediate labeling of any product containing genetically modified ingredients or food sources (GMO's) and that this labeling should be consistent with the "black box" warning system already in use by the USG FDA.
Be it further resolved that this committee shall be formed within 10 business days of the passing of this resolution and that the above mentioned initial report shall be completed to draft format and submitted to the Minister within 30 days after that.
It is also resolved that the Minister of the SBA will work with, or appoint a representative to work with the USP/APS developing an internet publicity campaign designed to solicit volunteerism and promote awareness including building a voter coalition, building a coalition with other stake holders and promoting regional economies through supporting local agri-business from the grower to the consumer. This internet campaign will be ready to launch within 10 days of the SBA's issuance of it's draft report and should be designed to last 30-45 days.
Be it resolved that it is the mandate of the USP SBA to work closely with the USG to assure consumer safety and support local businesses and economies by demanding the immediate labeling of these products so that consumers may make informed choices.
Be it resolved that within 60-75 days of the passing of this resolution, it is the goal of the USP SBA that it will have a bill regarding this matter before the USG.
_2__ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament Executive Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive Board as regards small business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to what the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally, defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100 billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby declares an immediate moratorium and elimination of all corporate welfare transactions of the U.S. Government, regardless of the nature of the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks that are not part of the nation's tax code as is equably imposed upon all businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization and approval of a national position against all forms of corporate welfare in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and until otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers to administer small business regulations and policy that considers all forms of corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real U.S. Government, then we would be intending to send notification to every corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as is legally permissible.
_3__ Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on individuals who choose to establish their own means of earning a living, and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income far surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through payroll taxes on individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and other employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed persons who are trying to create a sustainable income and economy with which to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the Ministry of Small Business Administration that any self-employment tax rate imposed by the U.S. Government shall never surpass the percentage of income that is likewise applied as the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded to the Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for action and synchronization.
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_1__ Whereas the Ministry of Small Business Administration has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament
Executive Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive
Board as regards small business administration in the United States of
America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to
what the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to small
business administration in the United States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Small Business Administration, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on small business administration shall be to effect economic policy
in the absence of corporate welfare so as to create fair and equitable
opportunity for all the nation's small businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Small Business
Administration hereby declares an immediate moratorium and elimination of
all corporate welfare transactions of the U.S. Government, regardless of
the nature of the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special
subsidies or tax breaks that are not part of the nation's tax code as is
equably imposed upon all businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of IRS, Ministry of
Platform, and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for
synchronization and approval of a national position against all forms of
corporate welfare in all aspects of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and
until otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Small Business Administration hereby considers the elimination
of corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament
and will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers
to administer small business regulations and policy that considers all
forms of corporate welfare to immediately be considered null and void in
practice.
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Small
Business Administration were an official cabinet-level department of a real
U.S. Government, then we would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks to provide them with
notice that all such subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as
is legally permissible .
_2__ Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on individuals
who choose to establish their own means of earning a living, and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income
far surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through
payroll taxes on individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and
other employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed
persons who are trying to create a sustainable income and economy with
which to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the
Ministry of Small Business Administration that any self-employment tax rate
imposed by the U.S. Government shall never surpass the percentage of income
that is likewise applied as the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded to
the Ministry of IRS, Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the
U.S. Parliament for action and synchronization.
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