Distance Tax - Update

Distance Tax

I suggested back in February this year (2007) that it would be within 1 year that a distance tax is levied on petrol/diesel vehicle users and not the 5 years as originally spun. Well, it seems that it is nearly here, so an update of my 'well-off-base' guess is now 6 months (3 months from now). Around August, late Summer.

• Well, the budget (2008) has actually put events back on track:

One year virtually to the month

Actually, I am thinking much too small as biofuels are in the BIG picture at the front of the stage (12.03.08). Hidden from view and suddenly unleashed onto the world. The suddenness is surprising, but then not surprising when some facts are understood. Biofuels were being discussed in January 2007 and my way off the mark prediction was in February 2007. I hadn't noticed. Careless. My reasoning of the problem remains roughly the same just that the solution is somewhat different, just nastier. It is still a tax on vehicle

usage

as the amount of revenue from petrol must be significantly less.

Just the greed factor kicking in?

Greed it certainly is, but the almost certain death of a large part of the global population is at risk. This is not simple greed, but is 'playing' with eugenics. Be assured that when government informs about something this is the misdirection to try and make you take your eye off the ball, while something nasty is being planned. Something appalling and a dirty little money making scheme. I wonder what will happen when the so-called 'middle rich' have no more. It's all a con.

There are no middle rich and is an illusion created to attempt to fill the ever growing gap between the (minority) very rich and the (majority) general population (poor). People actually imagine themselves to be well off. Inflation is allegedly very low. Really? With energy price rises, council tax going up and up well in excess of inflation. House prices rocketing, but salaries in no way keeping pace. Taxes up. New taxes introduced. Tax reliefs abolished. Cost of fuel. Interest rates up and that's so predictable as it's all part of the plan. Suck people into massive debt by lowering interest rates and making borrowing easier and then, when locked in, raise the cost of borrowing. It's cyclical on the money making roundabout.

Price rises everywhere, but inflation is still allegedly low

Rises here and there of 5%, 10%, 20%, 30%... increases, but inflation still (officially) low.

Wake up, Wake up, Wake up

The problem is that when you awaken and exit from one nightmare you enter another true living hell. Unless you have 'real' money. And the history of that is very questionable. Where did the phrase 'middle rich' come from? Any ideas? Banking Master Plan, 23rd October 2007. Whatever happens, less fuel use or not, still a shed load of profits will be 'earned'. And guess where that will end up...