Curtis R. Pack's Blog – June 2009 Archive (5)

Adult Attention Deficit Disorder

Below I have listed three of the main symptoms of the disorder



Out of concern for many of our political representatives and members of the press when communicating about the FAIRTAX I studied some of the basic symptoms to look for when diagnosing an adult who may have this condition. I have found many of the symptoms of Adult Attention Deficit Disorder prevalent in both the press and our political elite.



1. Reluctant to engage in tasks… Continue

The Supreme Court just approved King OBAMA’S re-engineering of U.S. Bankruptcy law.



For the last 238 years we had a fair and just set of rules that governed bankruptcy proceedings. A secured Bond holder which is defined as the investor who had loaned money secured by the assets of the borrower (in this case Chrysler) would be first in line in a bankruptcy. This is based on property rights, the person with the most rights based on property would be the most secured. The second in line… Continue

Rest in Peace.



We are gathered here today to say farewell to a loyal friend.



He was a beacon of wisdom who understood the importance of self reliance. He stood for the hard fought principles of Liberty and freedom and the reason and moral judgment they afford us, without the intrusion of a centralized democracy.



He was a symbol of individual accomplishment that was a proud beacon throughout the world, and the rewards that it secured to those who worked hard to… Continue

Civil Disobedience



A very small number of Americans have the economic power to force the Government to correct its course. We are being steered down a path to a socialist state, if not a fascist state. This is being done under the guise of “an economic disaster” We have in the last six months witnessed the nationalization of banks, insurance companies, manufacturing, healthcare, etc., all in the name of stabilizing the economy. We have in that same six months created more debt than… Continue

“Taxes are the price we pay for a civilized society”







Taxes can be assessed at a reasonable rate and serve some very fundamental and necessary purposes; or they can be expanded to a very high rate depending on how much you want from your government. Any reasonable person will agree that some basic societal needs require some form of taxation. The question of “basic” and “need” will always vary depending on who you ask. So, the question then needs to be asked? What is the… Continue