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A LOOK INTO INDEX A Look Into Cosmology, Quantum Birectol Displacement, and other ramblings with Sir Donald Sinden A Look Into The Rolling Stones with Windsor Davies  A Look Into Why I Need to Use Wet Look Gel with Ian McShane A Look Into The Mysteries of the Universe with Martin P. Daniels  A Look Into my reaction to the end of long running science fiction shows with lego indiana jones  A Look Into being a crackpot with Klaus Kinski  A Look Into Going To The Toilet Outdoors with Bear Grylls   A Look Into The Seedy World of Underground Sports with Trevor McDonald  A Look Into Saving The Fish with Ted Danson  A Look Into Area 51 with Larry Hagman  A Look Into Cross-Dressing with Eddie Izzard  A Look Into pathalogical lying with Steven Seagal  A Look Into Cooking with Richard Griffiths  A Look Into getting kicked in the bollocks with Michel Lonsdale  A Look Into Shooting Monkeys with Kelsey Grammer  More...

A Look Into Scientology with Successful Scientologist Henry Baumgard "Scientology is the Science of Religion - and i should know!" I have been a scientologist for over seven weeks now, and it has changed my life. The main change relates to how I am now a scientologist, whereas I used not to be - but you would not understand this, gentile. For me, Scientology is the best way to be in a made up religion with other rich people. It is also much better than gaying, or M.E., or gardening, as has been inappropriately suggested by lesser, more gay celebrities. When you are a Scientologist you can wear your secret Scientologist badge and hat with pride, anywhere around your own house. It is best to be a Scientologist. Nothing written on this site is intended to be true or factual, and none of the celebrities named in the 'Look Into' section have anything to do with this website. Their 'contributions' are entirely fictional and have been created by the authors of Hobo-Bonobo. The opinions expressed on Hobo-Bonobo.co.uk are not those of anyone, particularly not the people to whom they have been accredited. Comments about This Article pmIt wasn't clear from Antony Davis presentation what he was conintug as income in his calculations of whether we could close the deficit by taxing the rich. Capital gains make up a significant percentage of the income of the wealthiest Americans, and of course they are currently taxed at a significantly lower rate than wages. But even if he does include capital gains when figuring how much of the government revenue could be generated by taxing the rich, it ignores the possibility of taxing wealth as well as income. Remember, he's supposed to be just doing the math here.It's clear how much the exclusive focus on income rather than wealth distorts the picture when you hear what Davis claims an 88% income tax on the richest 5% of Americans. It reduces their income to $36,000 making the average rich household worse off than the average household. It's a strange economic metric that would say someone who earns $36,000 annually and has $200 million in the bank, five homes here and abroad, a fleet of six luxury cars and a museum-quality art collection is worse off than someone who makes $40,000, is upside-down on his mortgage and his car, and has maxed-out two credit cards. Comment By: Sheila, 04 Oct 2012, Rating: 1/5 Comment on This Article Your comment will be added automatically once you click on submit. Your name: Comment: Overall Rating out of Five: ZeroOneTwoThreeFourFive Back to Index Page | What's New | Search | Links | Link to Us | Feedback | Contact Us | Site Map The opinions expressed on Hobo-Bonobo.co.uk are not those of anyone, particularly not the people to whom they have been accredited. The content of the site is intended to be humourous, and is not intended to offend anyone.