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If you think the possibility of eliminating taxes is too good to be true, as a first step, we direct you to our web page titled:    

The Believability Factor   

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You've probably heard the quote from Benjamin Franklin,  "In this world, Nothing is certain except death and taxes."    

In terms of the demise of our physical bodies, the above statements is accurate, however, science is now providing us with significant, new, belief-challenging  evidence  --  evidence  that is drastically transforming the meanings and implication of what has been labeled, "death" and what we experience when not attached to a physical body.   The evidence has also debunked dozens of religious myths. ^**mc4  

The problem is that many people simply won't examine the evidence.   They refuse to believe the evidence.   They ignore the differences between their cherished beliefs and what the evidence tells us is most likely to be reality.  

Now, getting back to the topic at hand, we invite you to take a new look at the inevitability of taxation.  Today, 2009, that belief is being seriously challenged by the evidence and by the financially enlightened proposals described on this website by  TLC-Life-Center's Founder and Co-director. ^**tlc1   The evidence clearly indicates that there are significant and lucrative ways to fund our governments without burdening the citizens with financial chains.   

The main reason we are not using them is because most people simple believe what everybody else believes and do what everybody else does.   A little creative thinking will do wonders to change that.   Let us lead the way.

The same non-profit Foundation principles that we are suggesting for corporations ²  can be used to eliminate taxation.   In our proposals, we set up a network of county-located non-profit foundations, (a foundation in each county) with state and  national governments being the named beneficiaries.  We propose using the same  non-profit foundation structures and principles  designed to fund home loans.   (See The New Lending Structure on the page titled:   How to End the Home Foreclosure Crisis.²   

The bottom line is getting politicians to do what they tell us to do.  How many times have we seen politicians pointing their fingers at the public and saying that the problem is that the people are not saving enough money.   The public is excessively spending without looking at the future consequences.   

Remember the old saying,  "What's good for the goose is good for the gander."    So let's turn the tables on the politicians and say:    Dear Mayor,  Governor,  Congress person, Senator, President, et. al,   

"You are not saving enough money.   You are excessively spending without looking at the future consequences."   

It's time for them to be role models, doing, themselves, what they are asking the rest of us to do.   It's time for our politicians to walk their talk, and we are about to show them how to walk.   Lets begin by examining what Social Security was supposed to be and what it could have been.    If it had been properly managed, today, the public would have a 40 trillion dollars in asset funds invested in the economy.   Instead, we presently have a 40 trillion dollar debt.   This political boondoggle is detailed on this website at: 

Rt-3-Protecting-retirement-funds.html#UnitedStatesSocialSecurity 

That's the bad news.   Now here's the good news:  There are several ways to fund governments without taxation.  To find out how this can be done and how incredibly easy it is to put the new system  into place,  simply go the other four web pages listed below.

 Funding Governments without Taxation     <--  You are here.

 Funding County and City Governments

 Ending the Home Foreclosure Crisis

 Funding State Governments  

 Funding National Governments