Is another Civil War possible?

When was the FIRST "Civil" War? What happened in 1861-65 was NOT a civil
war. The Confederate States were NOT attempting to overthrow the United
States; they merely WANTED TO LEAVE. 250,000 Southerners died defending
their states and about 350,000 Yankee invaders. NOW look around you at
what Mr. Lincoln wrought. He violated freedom of the press, religion and
Habeas Corpus. NOW LOOK AROUND YOU. Do you like what he gave you?
Do you think you're free?
It is the very notion that with hard work and

perseverance, anybody can get ahead economically here in the USA . Do you
think that can ever happen with tax rates between 60% and 80%? Think again.
With the government taking that percentage of your money, your life will be

exactly like life in Europe ... You will never be able to buy a home. You
will never buy a car. You will never send your children to college. Let's
not shuffle the battle cry of the socialists under the rug either. It's

always the same cry. Equalize income. Spread the wealth to the poor (whoever
they are). Level the economic playing field. Accomplish that and everything
will be rosy. You become an economic slave!!!
they are trying to get rid of most of our freedoms, redefining
words, brainwashing our kids, taking over everything , even something as
private as our healthcare, and using our Constitution as a door mat..

United Kingdom

Income Tax:
50%
VAT: 17.5% TOTAL: 67.5%

France

Income Tax: 40%
VAT: 19.6% TOTAL: 59.6%

Greece
Income Tax: 40%
VAT:
25% TOTAL: 65%

Spain
Income Tax: 45%

VAT: 16% TOTAL: 61%

Portugal

Income Tax: 42%

VAT: 20% TOTAL: 62%

Sweden
Income Tax: 55%
VAT:
25% TOTAL: 80%

Norway
Income Tax:
54.3%
VAT: 25% TOTAL: 79.3%

Netherlands


Income Tax: 52%
VAT: 19% TOTAL:
71%

Denmark
Income Tax: 58%

VAT: 25% TOTAL: 83%

Finland
Income Tax: 53%

VAT:
22% TOTAL: 75%

If you've started to wonder what the real costs of
socialism are going to be - once the full program in these United States hits
your wallet, take a look at the table. As you digest these mind-boggling

figures, keep in mind that in spite of these astronomical tax rates, these
countries are still not financing their social welfare programs exclusively
from tax revenues! They are deeply mired in public debt of gargantuan

proportions. Greece has reached the point where its debt is so huge it is in
imminent danger of defaulting. That is the reason the European economic
community has intervened to bail them out. If you're following the financial

news, you know Spain and Portugal are right behind Greece..
The United States is
now heading right down the same path. The VAT tax in the table is the national sales tax
that Europeans pay. Stay tuned because that is exactly what you can expect to

see the administration proposing after the fall elections. The initial
percentage in the United States isn't going to be anywhere near the outrageous
numbers you now see in Europe . Guess what. the current outrageous numbers in

Europe didn't start out as outrageous either. They started out as minuscule -
right around the 1% or 2% where they will start out in the United States .
Magically, however, they ran up over the years to where they are now. Expect

the same thing here.