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Political
Organized Opposition to 17 Percent Sales Tax Hike Growing
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Four Community Based Organizations join Forces
Americans for Prosperity launched their opposition to the largest proposed tax increase in Greenville County history last week with a BBQ rally at their Greenville Offices on South Pleasantburg Drive.
A week later Dave Schwartz, South Carolina Coordinator for Americans for Prosperity announced from Charleston that four additional citizen groups had joined their coalition to oppose the tax hike.
Americans for Constitutional Government – Josiah Magnuson, Director; Greenville County Taxpayers Association – Butch Taylor, President; Greenville County Tea Party – Diane Hardy, Chris Lawton, Bill McShea, William Allen, Don Rogers, and Bill Rhodes, Steering Committee members and Greenville County Republican Liberty Caucus – Joshua Cook, Chairman have joined the sales tax opposition.
Thirteen Hours
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- By A Brief Review By Mitchell Zuckoff with the Annex Security Team
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Note: This is a hardback book list priced at $28. It may be purchased at Sam’s for $15.28. It was released on 9/11/2014.
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“This book documents the last hours of an American diplomatic outpost in one of the most dangerous corners of the globe. Based on exclusive firsthand accounts, it describes the bloody assault, tragic losses, and heroic deeds at the U. S. State Department Special Mission Compound and at a nearby CIA base called the Annex in Benghazi, Libya, from the night of September 11, 2012, into the morning of the next day.
“It is not about what officials in the United States government knew, said, or did after the attack, or about the ongoing controversy over talking points, electoral politics, and alleged conspiracies and cover-ups. It is not about what happened in hearing rooms of the capitol, anterooms of the White House, meeting rooms of the State Department, or greenrooms of TV talk shows. It is about what happened on the ground, in the streets, and on the rooftops of Benghazi, when bullets flew, buildings burned, and mortars rained. When lives were saved, lost, and forever changed.”
Muslim Refugees to Flood United States
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“We have several thousands in the pipeline and that number will continue to go up.”
In February, the State Department eased the rules to protect the U. S. from accepting refugees with potential ties to terrorist organizations. The rules were seen as “too strict” by the Obama Administration.
WND and Front Page Politics reported Monday that on September 4, a U. S. State Department spokesman “hinted that a new wave of refugees will soon be coming from another predominantly Muslim nation – Syria.”
The U. N. High Commissioner on Refugees is referring Syrian refugees to the United States. “We have several thousand in the pipeline, and that number will continue to go up,” he said.
County Resolves to Oppose Proposed Expansion of Federal Control under “Clean Water Act”
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Proposal would give Federal Government Authority to regulate ditches, ponds and rain puddles on Private Property
Greenville County Council has unanimously passed a resolution opposing the proposed expansion of federal control of private property under the Clean Water Act.
The federal government is implementing United Nations Agenda 21. The intent is to effectively eliminate private property ownership and use. Implementation of this despicable agenda must be stopped if the God-given right of property ownership is to survive the current environmental extremists funded by tax dollars and their representatives in government.
Sales Tax Battle Has Begun
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Beneficiaries of Largest Tax Increase in Greenville County History may spend a Million Dollars to Get Taxpayer Funding of their “pet” projects
Greenville County residents are facing the largest and most cynical tax increase scheme in the County’s history. The scheme is even more deceptive than the notorious “Greenville Plan” for circumventing the South Carolina constitutional debt limit, forming a dummy corporation, and borrowing a billion dollars to build new schools.
It should be noted that the State Legislature moved swiftly to pass a law making the “Greenville Plan” practice illegal in the future. The law was not retroactive and the Greenville County School Board was allowed to proceed with contracts already executed and none of the participants in the scheme were charged with a crime.
Sen. Marco Rubio Honoring Rep. Duncan at Anderson Event
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- By Thomas C. Hanson
Lt. Gov. Candidate and Attorney General All Smiles at Upstate BBQ
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- By Thomas C. Hanson
- Scott, Gowdy Show Their Lighter Side at Greer Event
- Greenville County Council Honored Stevens with Proclamation
- Allen West: “Obama is an Islamist”
- Greenville Tea Party Featured Sheri Few and Thomas Ravenel
- Columbia Reacting to Plans to “Gut” Fort Jackson
- GOP Deals with Open Primary Fallout
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