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Brazil's Landless Advice Number 1 to the Rich North: Bring Down the Government! PDF Print E-mail
2007 - September 2007
Written by Juan Reardon   
Saturday, 29 September 2007 09:18

A group of Brazilian landlass What do you get when you fuse the most brutal landowners of the Global South with some of the most powerful corporations of the North, such as Monsanto, DuPont, British Petroleum and Morgan Stanley? You get transnational corporations that reap billions of dollars in profits, Brazil's landowning elite with a new lease on its degenerate lifestyle, the devastation of Brazil's precious ecosystems.

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Soros is one the better ones.
written by Reinaldo, September 30, 2007
George Soros is a wealthy "liberal", how much worse is Cargill, and the other large agri-business interests. Exploitation of the poor is always at the bottom of the economic machine.
Take Soros, for Example...Please
written by Ric, September 30, 2007
Please invite George Soros to move to Brazil.
O Pobre Diz
written by Ric, September 30, 2007
Aí, fui ao medico, né, tomei soro......
To the idiot.....Reinaldo !
written by ch.c., September 30, 2007
With what money would Brazil develop...if noit with foreign money ?
Who wants Brazil to develop ethanol ? Brazilians or foreigners ?

And how much would you export and consume locally....without foreign money and foreign technology ?

It is not because of foreigners, that 3 % of Brazilians own 66 % of the land, but because of Brazilians political decision in all aspect of the society.

Concerning the MST, they are a bunch of idiots. TWICE they supported Lula election and now they are telling to put the government down.
and this despite they have been betrayed...by Bin Lula....who promised 400'000 settlements during his first mandate, but delivered barely half the numbers.
Still the MST were for Lula re-election.

More masochists on earth, there are none that surpass Brazilians !


Ohhhh and even the free distibution of condoms in your country was financed.....by the World Bank....on Brazil request....by definition. Then the MST is saying the country should not repay their foreign debts.
Many social and infrastructure projects in Brazil were financed with the World Bank money, but of course the debts should not be repaid.

Should the developed nations GIVE the money to Brazilians ?????????

okay MARX or is it TITO
written by forrest allen brown, September 30, 2007
why not go after land that no one has sunk there money into to make it workable in the first place .

Dont blame the US and the EU on brasils lack of moving every one in too the 21 century .

forgin money is paid to build business but brasilian law makes them put brasilians in charge so they can rob the poor workers and take there bite of every thing
the forin investors sink into the project .

and when the brasilians break the laws the forin company has to pay the fine .

as far as economic machine look to the brasilian goverment and big business for Exploitation of the poor and stupid masses
Come On Down!
written by Ric, September 30, 2007
Instead of bringing down the government, let´s bring down George.
Forrest/Ric/Ch.c
written by João da Silva, September 30, 2007
okay MARX or is it TITO


1) I am impressed with good ole Forrest that he still remembers Tito. Long memory, Forrest has.

2) Ric, you too have a long memory.But which George you want to bring down?

3) Ch.c, your points well taken. Though, your view points are too much influenced by Ethanol (Brazilian produced,of course). However, I dont think that you had the personal pleasure of meeting Tito,though a short hop to Belgrade from Geneve. I assume that you were not born when he was alive or still in diapers.

btw, Forrest, I was watching a movie called "Topaz". It was made based on the book written by Leon Uris. I bet you have read the book as well seen the movie.
This has got to be...
written by Brazilian Dude, September 30, 2007
one of the wackiest texts I've read in this site. The man lives in some mescaline-induced world straight out of a bad 60's soviet indoctrination manual. Yeah, buddy, the multis are no saints, but your MST types (not to mention the earth first fruitcakes - geez, what a curriculum this guy has!!!) are much,MUCH more dangerous. The multis wanna rip us off... but the MST wants to take over and execute those who disagree with them.(had some tense moments with them in the last few weeks, João.Luckily it didn't come to actual fireworks.Spooky day, though...).
Hope push doesen't come to shove.Just in case, we'll keep our powder dry. smilies/angry.gif
Brazilian Dude
written by Jõao da Silva, September 30, 2007
(had some tense moments with them in the last few weeks, João.Luckily it didn't come to actual fireworks.Spooky day, though...).


Was the confrontation in the Western part of our state? (I read your comment that you were a few miles away from our city)
...
written by Ric, September 30, 2007
Watch your back, because they mean business. Want to see something really scarey? Sit in on some of the classes in their schools for little kiddies, where they teach pure unvarnished 50´s Marxism/Leninism. The MST Leaders of Tomorrow.
Ric
written by Jõao da Silva, September 30, 2007
Sit in on some of the classes in their schools for little kiddies, where they teach pure unvarnished 50´s Marxism/Leninism.


Obviously, you have heard about(and read) the book "Nova História Crítica, 8ª série" ! I bet the Dude knows about it!!
MST
written by GTY, October 01, 2007
Let a bunch of uneducated, lazy, violent dirt farmers squat on farmland just to gain a few votes. Thank Lula...and then thank him again for f**king them.

Joao, I spent the weekend in Yosemite fly fishing for trout and lounging away in a hot tub with my beautiful brown Carioca wife and a wonderful bottle (or two) of Luna Valley Merlot. I really hate being rich and expoliting the lower classes like the MST. But unlike them, no one ever gave my half breed Mexican ass a damn thing. Here in this country, if your work hard enough and are smart enough, no ine has to do a damn thing for you.
to MST
written by Yowser, October 01, 2007
We are all tired of hearing about your "beautiful brown Carioca wife" ---get a new line man.
João
written by Brazilian Dude, October 01, 2007
Yeah, I know about our commie education minister.Those pinkos keep whining about the military dictatorship, but, what the f**k, they won in the end.
There wasn't an actual confrontation, bud. Managed to avoid it... the pontal was just a passing point, I wasn't supposed to show up on the radar there... or anywhere else.Hence my worry.
Had there been an incident, you (and the rest of the world) would know by now.Human rights would be all over us, and the MST's representatives would be portraying it as a bunch of peaceful activists taken down by evil drooling psychos.And despite appearences, our very own bearded terrorist Bin Lula never really abandoned them... he helps by passively supporting their criminal actions through impunity for their guys.He would help them prosecute and appear innocent (Bruno Maranhão...)
When in crowds, they tend to be very brave and do stupid things which can get them very dead (eldorado dos carajas...), such as try to behaed others with their scythes...
Not showing up was important, sure.But not showing up dead was more.
But f**k, they give me an itchy finger.Tempting...
I travelled more than 7000 clicks the last three weeks.Overland.
Pure hell.Paraná was one of the nicest places I went through.Next time I'll really try and visit... smilies/wink.gif
As for the MST leaders of tomorrow...
written by Brazilian Dude, October 01, 2007
I hope they really get down to business soon.Hope this text is a war cry... will make things easier to have them take their sheep's skin off.
I'll be waiting.So will others.
Should be interesting (in the chinese sense of the word...)
Hey Yowser (what the f**kis a Yower anyway)
written by GTY, October 02, 2007
How's this line...f**k you faggot.
GTY
written by João da Silva, October 02, 2007
How's this line...f**k you faggot.


You spoiling for a fight, GTY. It is not in your nature either smilies/angry.gif
See Ya Joao
written by GTY, October 02, 2007
Frankly this site has turned into a boor and I have had to keep busy with the new job. Were is Bo, Forest, the Professor...ect? It's just not the same anymore. It's all the same old...same old, Brazil will never change and either will the arguments, it is with great reluctance that I must say, I really don't give a s**t about Brazil anymore. My wife, Carmen has passed her citizenship test and will be sworn in next month. We plan on traveling to Europe next year, Brazil is too much hassle and messy.

Best of luck my friend...I hope you stay well.
GTY
written by João da Silva, October 02, 2007
Frankly this site has turned into a boor and I have had to keep busy with the new job. Were is Bo, Forest, the Professor...ect? It's just not the same anymore. It's all the same old...same old, Brazil will never change and either will the arguments, it is with great reluctance that I must say, I really don't give a s**t about Brazil anymore.


Hi Gary, I tend to agree with you about the site. Bo is in Pitsburg,enjoying his vacation. Professor, MIA. Probably pulled out of Brazil with his wife and living in good old England. Forest still writes his words of wisdom in his own funny way and I tease him all the time! He has his Fatima to take care and you have your Carmen!!

From what I understand, you seemed to be very disappointed with your trip to the Amazon and not too interested in visiting Brazil anymore. I dont blame you for this.I wish Carmen and you a very good trip to Europe next year.

Best of luck my friend...I hope you stay well.


Thanks buddy. All the best to you and the family. Drop in once in a while in this blog. You take care.
it could be we all have seen the same stories before
written by forrest allen brown, October 03, 2007
take CB he writes the same thing every other month .

and i have seen some of the best stories just pushed off the header so fast that if brasil was that fast it would be a world power .

but here as of late same old stuff in a different box

fatima is pissed at the brasilian tax man as she sent a box to her family and they put a tax on it for more than
what the value of what was in the box

lets bounce that off the wall
There's a tax that Has Created Jobs
written by steven cord, October 03, 2007
====If anyone wants more information (or more empirical proof), write me.

Two Empirical Studies
Showing That This Ability-to-Pay Tax
Actually Promotes Economic Development
(With Most Voters Actually Paying Less Tax!)

(7) Pittsburgh, Pa. - its long two-rate LVT experience has provided many studies.
When it increased its land-tax rate (but not its building tax rate) in 1979 and also in 1980, its construction increased fully 6.2 times faster than U.S. construction (sources: City of Pittsburgh building-permit annual reports & table 1194, U.S. Census report C30).
In the years 1980-84, when Pittsburgh was expanding the difference between its land and building property-tax rates, its new construction as measured by building-permits issued was fully 3.57 times higher, adjusted for inflation, than in the pre-change years of 1974-78, despite the steady post-1980 contraction of Pittsburgh’s steel industry (source: Pa. Economy League 1985 study of Pittsburgh’s two-rate tax, p. 16).
But for the entire United States, 1980-84 office-building permits were only 1.6 times higher than for 1974-78 (not adjusted for inflation, per Daniel Sansbury, U.S. Bureau of Census, Suitland, Md., 1/21/93 phone call).
The boom in Pittsburgh continued: in 1985, its building permits increased fully 2.29 times over 1984; in 1986, it was 2.38 times greater than in 1984 (source: Pbg. Bldg. Inspection Dept.).

(10) In 1995, Professor Nicolaus Tideman of Virginia Tech University and his graduate student, Florenz Plassmann (now a professor at the University of Binghamton) completed a highly technical study of land value taxation in Pennsylvania entitled “A Markov Chain Monte Carlo Analysis of the Effect of Two-Rate Property Taxes on Construction.” It was published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Urban Economics (3/00, pp. 216-47) and concluded as follows:
“The results say that in all four categories of construction, an increase in the effective tax differential is associated with an increase in the average value per permit. In the case of residential housing, a 1% increase in the effective tax differential is associated with a 12% increase in the average value per unit…From the perspective of economic theory, it is not at all surprising that when taxes are taken off of buildings, people build more valuable buildings. But it is nice to see the numbers.”
This study completely confirmed all the two-rate studies that had been done in Pennsylvania at that time (then fifteen).

You can request a free 6-page easy-to-read report containing 23 summaries of empirical studies on the effect of a building-to-land tax switch, or a longer report containing 233 such studies (free, no obligation). These larger reports contain many studies showing that most voters get tax decreases with this tax (with no loss in city revenue).

Steven Cord, Professor-Emeritus, 10528 Cross Fox Lane, Columbia MD 21044,
1-410-997-1182, stevencord2000@yahoo.com








For information on how exactly to implement this tax, contact Steven Cord, professor-emeritus, 10528 Cross Fox Lane, Columbia MD 21044, 1-410-997-1182, stevencord2000@yahoo.com. No cost, no obligation.
not a real tax steven
written by forrest allen brown, October 04, 2007
when wanted a tax man needs money you come to the counter and they just say if you want to have your stuff you have to pay me
this much .
if you dont pay you dont get the box
and later you see your stuff on some in his family

as far as a building tax in brasil you can loose your shirt by
all means
Invasion on Natural beauty
written by Evelyn Ibarra, October 07, 2007
Brazil's should start recycling everything , its so Beautiful to be a junk yard . And to the natives, stand up for your right to preserve whats left of the Amazon . The World is watching . Brazil represent to us is Oxygen and once that's gone , we all are in trouble . To all Governments of the World leave Brazil alone ( clean your own wasted , polluted , radio active lands ) . The Amazon is the Key to survival to all living Human being .
...
written by Shelly, October 10, 2007
fatima is pissed at the brasilian tax man as she sent a box to her family and they put a tax on it for more than
what the value of what was in the box.

I learned this hard lesson last X-max. Sent my niece some toys, only to ask the a*****es to return it. They wanted to tax my sister and charge her $200 for the gifts. Not worth sending anything, not even photos. My sister lost her son when he was 2 months old, I had some photos of him and decided after 5 years to send it to her. I payed extra for a secured mail to be delivered, only to find out the package never arrived.
O pobre diz
written by Shelly, October 10, 2007
Aí, fui ao medico, né, tomei soro......smilies/cheesy.gif smilies/cheesy.gif smilies/cheesy.gif

"Ai, cachaca ajuda a inxe u ixtomagu"
Tira a macaúba da boca, Shelli
written by Ric, October 11, 2007
Que não pegei nada que tu falou. Neca de pitibiriba....
damn!!!!
written by ernest johnson jr., October 24, 2007
i'm getting quite an education on this site...........and i like it!!

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