Dear Friend,

Let me explain:

Most of us are suffering from "learned helplessness." In his book The Gift of Fear Gavin de Becker explains: "The way circus elephants are trained demonstrates this dynamic well: When young, they are attached by heavy chains to large stakes driven deep into the ground. They pull and yank and strain and struggle, but the chain is too strong, the stake too rooted. One day they give up, having learned that they cannot pull free, and from that day forward they can be "chained" with a slender rope. When this enormous animal feels any resistance, though it has the strength to pull the whole circus tent over, it stops trying. Because it believes it cannot, it cannot. "

"You'll never amount to anything"; "You can't sing"; You're not smart enough"; You're a loser"; "You should have more realistic goals"; "You're the reason our marriage broke up"; "Without you kids I'd have had a chance"; "You're worthless"- This opera is being sung in homes all over America right now, the stakes driven into the ground, the heavy chains attached, the children reaching the point they believe they cannot pull free. And at that point, they cannot."

"Unless and until something changes their view, unless they grasp the striking fact that they are tied with a thread, that the chain is an illusion, that they were fooled, and ultimately, that whoever so fooled them was wrong about them and that they were wrong about themselves-- unless all this happens, these children are not likely to show society their positive attributes as adults."

Ever heard this quote before? Every said it?

Do you even know who first made it?

Do you have any proof it's true?

What type of "taxes" does it refer too?

Have you ever read any of the Internal Revenue Code? Do you know, for a fact, that it applies to you?

Where have you gotten your tax information? The U.S. government? The IRS? Your state government? Tax attorneys?

Every time I hear or read something from one of these organizations I stop and ask myself: Have any of these people ever lied to me?

Then I think back - and I can go wwway back - but I won't:

Did they tell me the whole truth about 9/11?

Is Homeland Security really about protecting me - or protecting the government from me?

Is that fence along the Mexican border more for keeping the Mexican out or me in?

Where are those Iraqi WMD's that Bush said existed that thousands of young men have been killed trying to find?

Was bailing out the banking system really for my benefit? If so, when will I see those benefits?

Why wasn't I bailed out?

Am I really getting the whole truth about Obamacare?

Is Obamacare really about healthcare reform or just mandatory health insurance and benefit rationing?

If you do this little exercise you'll probably come to the same realization that I have. I can't remember anytime the government hasn't lied.

If you do come to the same conclusion, what do you think the chances are that they might be lying to you about income taxes?

The same man made both of the above quotes.

When he made the tax quote, incomes taxes didn't exist in the U.S.A.

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