PTV Partner Page - February 12th, 2010
Last meeting of the week today. Did you make it? If not, you should have. It's always a great time and packed with information. Don't worry if you didn't. We will be holding more next week. Please try to come and learn about the exciting project that fuels our program and what we are planning for the future. You really need to know as much as you can about where your money is working and how we sustain our payouts.
Opinion of the Admin
Today we thought we'd change it up a bit. Normally, we post just the blog articles and we'll put those in here too but we think this important enough to try to make sure it's read by as many as possible. It's titled: The Ratification of 16th Amendment and the Assault on Freedom and I thought I'd include it here. Many of our American partners here do not realize how some very historical things impact their modern day life.
“I don’t want to worry you, but historically this is a bad week for freedom.
Among the worst events, 97 years ago this week a progressive income tax was made possible in the United States. Prior to this time the Federal Government paid all of its bills (including the salaries of congressmen, presidents, federal judges, et al) from the levies and duties it collected. There was no tax on individual citizens.
For more than 150 years the country was spared a progressive income tax because (a) the Constitution specifically forbade one and (b) the courts upheld the Constitutional prohibition.
But neither was able to deter the domestic advocates of this plank right out of the Communist Manifesto forever, unfortunately, and on Feb. 3, 1913, the 16th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified. A federal income tax and the authority to enforce it—the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)—soon followed.
Today, almost a century later, the average American toils for nearly five months to earn the money to pay the federal behemoth. It’s still not enough to balance the books, however, as the national debt is growing by $1.4 trillion a year.”
—Chip Wood
Blog Article of the Day:
Do you Google?
Think you're a terrorist? Well, seems you must be and all the millions of internet users out there. You spend funds so you're a terrorist. You bring in funds so you're a terrorist. You own things so you're a terrorist. AND NOW, you Google so you MUST be a TERRORIST! Yep, you're a cyber-threat and if you don't believe me go read this: Google to Join Forces With N.S.A. But just go to PTVPartner.wordpress.com and don't bother Googling. It might make you a terrorist!
Support Question of the Day:
One thing that comes up frequently in the chatroom and elsewhere is “How do I declare my income from PTV?” Guys, we'd love to help you out on this but we can't. That would be illegal for us to do in many countries not the least of which is the USA but others as well.
Everyone and every country has different ways of claiming online income. There are several ways it could be claimed in the US depending on your individual tax situation. I'm sorry but we will not provide the answer to this question. For the answer, you MUST see your tax professional who will provide you with the best, most knowledgeable advice for your particular situation.
Warning:
Stay away from this exchanger. Seriously!
www.auexchanges.com
We are doing our due diligence on various exchangers. This one has personally stolen funds from PTV.
They are an “Accredited Member” of VFS. This apparently is meaningless as neither, AuExchanges or VFS will respond to our emails. We highly recommend that you avoid these services as our efforts to resolve the issue have failed for 2 MONTHS!!!
We will continue to attempt recovery and in the event we are successful we will make you aware.
In the interim we suggest you assist us in making the entire digital currency world aware of their scam.
Please post this warning anywhere and everywhere you can, you can bet we will!
Joke of the Day:
Two pieces of string walk into a bar and the bartender looks at them suspiciously. He says "Sorry, boys, we don't serve your kind here." So the pieces of string walk out again.
They're sitting in the gutter outside and feeling really thirsty when one piece of string says "Hey! I've got an idea to get me into the bar."
So he starts twisting and turning, wriggling this way and that, pulling out a few threads here and there. His mate's looking at him and thinks he's gone completely nuts.
Then the piece of string walks back into the bar. The bartender looks at him a little suspiciously again and says "Here, you're not a bit of string, are you?"
The piece of string replies "No, I'm a frayed knot."
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