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Hand Democrats a Big Defeat

     The Democrats passed FATCA in 2010. Under FATCA, banks around the world are required to shell out huge sums on accountants to scour every account in the bank for signs the depositor may be classified as a United States person under United States law. Since one small misstep could trigger severe penalties on the bank’s U.S.-based income and assets, big banks prevailed on their governments to enter into agreements with the U.S. Treasury called IGA’s, which are not treaties. Under the IGA’s all banks in a country are deemed compliant with FATCA, and in exchange, that country’s government requires all the banks to comply. That means banks with no exposure to the United States government are still required to comply.

     Besides the outrageous expense to the banks in other countries, Canadian citizens living in Canada are finding themselves facing criminal charges and devastating financial penalties for failing to file income taxes, or for failing to report their “foreign” bank account in their home town in Canada, to the United States Treasury.


     Your father brings in the mail and hands you something. Your grandparents sent you a birthday card. In it, there is a strange slip of paper. They sent you money for college. Of course, you like you other grandparents better, because they sent you toys.

     Your mother brings you to that special place where they have free lollipops, and instructs you to sign your name on the back of that slip of paper, and then on this printed form. Then off you go to your birthday party.

     Decades later, you find yourself facing devastating financial penalties and criminal charges. Your grandparents are Canadians and your parents are Canadians, but while your parents were on their way between Ontario and the Maritimes, the stork wouldn't wait, and you were born in the hospital in the United States of America. Even though you are a Canadian citizen by birth, you are classified under United States laws as a United States citizen, even after you reach Canada. You failed to report you “foreign” bank account on a form to the United States Treasury, as if it was any of their business.

     It’s as if California continued to impose her taxes and other laws on persons born there, who have not been there in decades.


     Some persons who moved to Canada became citizens there. Under U.S. federal statutes, they were relieved of the United States citizenship when they got sworn in as Canadian citizens. Guess what? SCOTUS handed them back U.S. citizenship whether they wanted it or not. Many don’t want it because they are Canadians and their town and their province are in Canada. Can Monaco declare that everybody born on leap year day is a Monegasque citizen and must pay taxes to Monaco? Can Vatican City declare that everybody who has been baptised in a Catholic church — and they do keep records which are legal documents — must pay a tithe to the State of Vatican City? Can Kenya declare that Barack Obama is a Kenyan citizen born overseas in Hawai‘i, to a Kenya-born father, and then impose income taxes and bank account reporting requirements on him? Why should a Canadian citizen living in Canada have to visit some foreign country’s diplomatic mission, pay a fee to renounce citizenship (like a pimp demanding payment from a worker who wants to quit,) and then catch up on documents and payments that foreign country never had a right to require? (Hint: The United States of America is a foreign country to them.)

How You Can Help


     Anybody who wants to hand the Democrats a big defeat can make a big difference by donating the remaining balance, — about $40,000 USD — for legal fees to carry out a legal challenge to the Democrats’ FATCA in Canada.

Fed up with the Republican Party? The good news is, there is a Libertarian Party. The bad news, for many of you, is that the Libertarians want the United States of America to become a free country, with liberty and justice for all. That is the worst nightmare of the power-hungry Republocrats, so they make it difficult for Libertarians to be listed on ballots and included in debates.

Pro-Life? No problem. Pro-Life Congressman Ron Paul, M.D., OB/GYN, was the Libertarian nominee for POTUS in 1988. Look over the chessboard for libertarian moves, such as making Colorado a safe haven for pregnant Papa Don’t Preach runaways from out of State. Stop forcing persons to buy insurance to cover abortions.

Let’s see, now... The rioters honestly thought they were defending the United States Constitution by physically resisting the fulfillment of its most vivid sentence: “The President of the Senate shall, in the Presence of the Senate and House of Representatives, open all the Certificates, and the Votes shall then be counted.”

The election wasn’t stolen. Trump lost, largely because he personally enjoyed the thrills of that job while refusing to perform it. Dr. Fauci told us what he knew. Trump told us what he made up. His administration also left regulations in place that hindered testing.
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PRADO, ROSE M.
    ... to PRADO-FUENTES, JESUS ALBERTO

PRADO GALLEGOS, ELLEN
    ... to PRAEL, MICHELLE NICOLE

PRAEL, ROBERT F.
    ... to PRAGER, GERALDINE ANNE

PRAGER, HARLENE A.
    ... to PRAGER, VICTORIA ROSE

PRAGER, VINESSA MICCIO SACHNO
    ... to PRAHL, MEGAN MARIE

PRAHL, MICHAEL ANTHONY
    ... to PRAIRIE, JAMES ROLAND HENRY

PRAIRIE, JAY CHRISTOPHER
    ... to PRAKASH, MOIRA M.

PRAKASH, RACHITA
    ... to PRALL, DAVID ALAN

PRALL, DAVID MARSHALL
    ... to PRALL, MELINDA

PRALL, MICHELLE ANN
    ... to PRALLE, JOSHUA COLE

PRALLE, JUDITH F.
    ... to PRAMIK, SAMUEL JAMES

PRAMIK, SHEILA A.
    ... to PRANG, MEGHAN A.

PRANG, RONALD THOMAS
    ... to PRANGE, TYLENE SUE

PRANGE, WILLIAM CHARLES
    ... to PRANGLEY, CHRISTOPHER ROBERT

PRANGLEY, FRANCES MARGARET
    ... to PRANTEL, PAUL R.

PRANTEL, PAUL RICHARD
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PRASAD, ABHILASHA
    ... to PRASAD, SHAWN MICHAEL

PRASAD, SUMAN
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PRASILIK, KRISTINA
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PRAST, EVAN MICHAEL
    ... to PRATCHETT, GEORGE EDWARD

PRATCHETT, GINA LARAE
    ... to PRATER, CHARLES JULIAN

PRATER, CHARLES MICHAEL
    ... to PRATER, HEATHER NICOLE

PRATER, HEATHER R.
    ... to PRATER, JUDITH JETT

PRATER, JUDITH S.
    ... to PRATER, MARY JANE

PRATER, MATTHEW D.
    ... to PRATER, RONDA FAY

PRATER, RON LEE
    ... to PRATER, WILLIAM SCOTT

PRATER, WILLIE RAIMOND
    ... to PRATHER, CHRISTIAN LEE

PRATHER, CHRISTOPHER PATRICK
    ... to PRATHER, GARRETT JOSEPH

PRATHER, GARY DEAN
    ... to PRATHER, JOEL

PRATHER, JOEL KIM
    ... to PRATHER, LAKEISHA MICHELLE

PRATHER, LARRY FLOYD
    ... to PRATHER, NICHOLAS MICHAEL

PRATHER, NICKY
    ... to PRATHER, STUART WAYNE

PRATHER, SUSAN
    ... to PRATKELIS, MIKE A.

PRATKELIS, PETER T.
    ... to PRATSCHLER, JOSEPH MICHAEL

PRATSCHLER, MEGHAN ELIZABETH
    ... to PRATT, ANDREW LAWRENCE

PRATT, ANDREW LYMAN
    ... to PRATT, BENJAMIN BRYAN

PRATT, BENJAMIN CHRISTOPHER
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PRATT, BRITTANY LAUREN
    ... to PRATT, CHARIS KIMBERLY

PRATT, CHARLENE MARIE
    ... to PRATT, CODY CURTIS

PRATT, CODY JOSEPH
    ... to PRATT, DARLENE M.

PRATT, DARLENE MARY
    ... to PRATT, DIANNE CAROL

PRATT, DICKSON G.
    ... to PRATT, EMMIT

PRATT, ERICA ANNE
    ... to PRATT, GREGORY C.

PRATT, GREGORY CURTIS
    ... to PRATT, JACOB

PRATT, JACOB HOWARD
    ... to PRATT, JASON CHARLES

PRATT, JASON LEE
    ... to PRATT, JERICO PATRICK

PRATT, JEROME OSBORNE
    ... to PRATT, JONATHAN DAVID

PRATT, JONATHAN MANN
    ... to PRATT, KAREN MARGARET

PRATT, KAREN MARIE
    ... to PRATT, KEVIN GRANT

PRATT, KEVIN J.
    ... to PRATT, LEE ROBERT

PRATT, LEIGH R.
    ... to PRATT, MARCUS RONALD

PRATT, MARGO L.
    ... to PRATT, MICHAEL LEE

PRATT, MICHAEL S.
    ... to PRATT, NORBY JOAN

PRATT, NOVA I.
    ... to PRATT, RAENIE FOUTZ

PRATT, RANDAL ALAN
    ... to PRATT, ROBERT ROGERS

PRATT, ROBERT RYAN
    ... to PRATT, SANDRA GAYLE

PRATT, SANDRA GONZALEZ
    ... to PRATT, SHAWN WAYNE

PRATT, SHAY ALLEN JERROLD
    ... to PRATT, SUSAN ELIZABETH

PRATT, SUSAN F.
    ... to PRATT, TIMOTHY G.

PRATT, TIMOTHY HOWARD
    ... to PRATT, WILLIAM ARTHUR

PRATT, WILLIAM ASHTON
    ... to PRATTE, KEVIN ANDREW

PRATTE, LISA RENEE
    ... to PRATT-PEARSON, LYDIA ELAINE

PRATT-REDMOND, ANITA
    ... to PRAVE, DONNA ARLENE

PRAVE, SUSANNE
    ... to PRAWLUCKI, RYANN DOYLE

PRAX, AMANDA ELYSE
    ... to PRAY, ERIKA S.

PRAY, GEORGE E.
    ... to PRAY, MONA LYNN

PRAY, NATHANIEL LOUIS
    ... to PRAYTOR, LUCAS WAYNE

PRAYTOR, MICHEAL RAY
    ... to PRAZERES, ELIZABETH MARIA

PRAZICH, MEGAN
    ... to PREAP, SOKENG IM

PREAP, VEASNA CHANT
    ... to PREBBLE, PETER PAN

PREBBLE, REGINA RUTH
    ... to PREBLE, DAWN COLEEN

PREBLE, DEBORAH HORTON
    ... to PREBLE, SCOTT HOWARD

PREBLE, STEPHEN RAY
    ... to PRECHT, DUANE WILLIAM

PRECHT, GRETCHEN MARIE
    ... to PRECIADO, ANGELA

PRECIADO, ANGELICA DENIZ
    ... to PRECIADO, JORGE

PRECIADO, JORGE ALONSO
    ... to PRECIADO, STEPHANIE ELIZABETH

PRECIADO, STEVEN W.
    ... to PRECORD, CAMERON RAYMOND

PRECORD, JENNIFER MARIE
    ... to PRECURE, MICHAEL EDWIN

PRECZEWSKI, CHRISTOPHER EDWARD
    ... to PREDMORE, JUDY ANN

PREDMORE, JULIE LYNN
    ... to PREDOVICH, KEELEY MORGAN

PREDOVICH, LARRY ALBERT
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PREECE, LORI ANNE
    ... to PREEO, DEVON ELIZABETH

PREEO, GINGER LEIGH
    ... to PREGER, ANDRZEJ

PREGER, CAROL BESADE
    ... to PREHM, ANDREW MICHAEL

PREHM, EDMUND A.
    ... to PREHN, MARK JON

PREHN, MARY BETH
    ... to PREISENDORF, LARRY JOH

PREISENDORF, LINDA LOU
    ... to PREISNER, JAILENE CATHERINE

PREISNER, JOAN M.
    ... to PREISS, WILLIAM BENJAMIN

PREISS, WILLIAM R.
    ... to PREISSNER, DONALD EARL

PREISSNER, GUY CLARK
    ... to PREJEAN, LISA MARIE

PREJEAN, MICHAEL D.
    ... to PRELESNIK, LORENE WYONA

PRELEYKO-GALLEGOS, REBECCA E.
    ... to PRELLER, DANIEL GERHARD

PRELLER, DEBRA ANN
    ... to PREMAC, MITCHELL COLE

PREMACHANDRAN SUSH, SHANIMA
    ... to PREMER, LARRY DOUGLAS

PREMER, LAURA ANN
    ... to PREMO, KEVIN SCOTT

PREMO, LAUREN ASHLEY
    ... to PREMSCHAK, DENISE LEWIS

PREMSCHAK, EVAN C.
    ... to PRENDERGAST, ELIZABETH GRACE

PRENDERGAST, EMILY
    ... to PRENDERGAST, LINDSAY JILL

PRENDERGAST, LISA ROSE
    ... to PRENDERGAST, ROSALIE BYRD

PRENDERGAST, RUTH E.
    ... to PRENGER, DEBORAH KAY
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