By now you must have heard about the Occupy Wall Street and their intellectual supporters talking about how we need make the rich pay their fair share. Project Guillotine is a way for the intellectuals to mimic their European socialist heroes and their traditions going back to the French Revolution.
What we need to do is find all the rich people, confiscate their undeserved wealth and use it to pay for needed government programs. Forbes magazine has its list of billionaires and TWW found the list and filtered out all of the non-American rich people since we cannot easily confiscate their money. See the list below. They have wealth of about $654 billion between them. This could have been enough to cover some of the years of the Bush deficits but not enough to cover 2012 under Obama. This means we need to go further down the list to find people with enough money to pay for needed government programs.
The only drawback with approach is all the rich people who have their money taken away could be homeless but they deserve it. A bigger problem is these rich would no longer be paying any taxes so eventually you and I would have to have our wealth confiscated to keep the government serving the people who deserve it and with our wealth gone we would finally be the deserving poor.
Rough deficit numbers from: http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/downchart_gs.php?year=2000_2012&view=1&expand=&units=b&fy=fy11&chart=G0-fed&bar=1&stack=1&size=m&title=&state=US&color=c&local=s
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source of information: http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/
Bill Gates $61 B 56 Microsoft United States
Warren Buffett $44 B 81 Berkshire Hathaway United States
Larry Ellison $36 B 67 Oracle United States
Christy Walton $25.3 B 57 Wal-Mart United States
Charles Koch $25 B 76 diversified United States
David Koch $25 B 71 diversified United States
Sheldon Adelson $24.9 B 78 casinos United States
Jim Walton $23.7 B 64 Wal-Mart United States
Alice Walton $23.3 B 62 Wal-Mart United States
S. Robson Walton $23.1 B 68 Wal-Mart United States
Michael Bloomberg $22 B 70 Bloomberg LP United States
George Soros $20 B 81 hedge funds United States
Sergey Brin $18.7 B 38 Google United States
Larry Page $18.7 B 39 Google United States
Jeff Bezos $18.4 B 48 Amazon.com United States
Mark Zuckerberg $17.5 B 27 Facebook United States
Michael Dell $15.9 B 47 Dell United States
Steve Ballmer $15.7 B 56 Microsoft United States
Phil Knight $14.4 B 74 Nike United States
Paul Allen $14.2 B 59 Microsoft, investments United States
Carl Icahn $14 B 76 leveraged buyouts United States
Forrest Mars Jr $13.8 B 80 candy United States
Jacqueline Mars $13.8 B 72 candy United States
John Mars $13.8 B 75 candy United States
Anne Cox Chambers $12.5 B 92 media United States
John Paulson $12.5 B 56 hedge funds United States
Donald Bren $12 B 79 real estate United States
Ronald Perelman $12 B 69 leveraged buyouts United States
Len Blavatnik $11.9 B 54 diversified United States
Harold Hamm $11 B 66 oil & gas United States
James Simons $10.7 B 73 hedge funds United States
Jack Taylor & family $10.4 B 89 Enterprise Rent-A-Car United States
Abigail Johnson $10.3B 50 Fidelity United States
Ray Dalio $ 10B 62 hedge funds United States
George Kaiser $10 B 69 oil & gas, banking United States
Laurene Powell Jobs & family
$9 B 48 Apple, Disney United States
Total $654 Billion
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Monday, August 27, 2012
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