Since I seem to be having trouble blogging. I will give you this little piece of information through this reply route.

My new financial friend asked me to review Janet Yellen's remarks regarding something like an "information technology" global tax.

Now I like Janet Yellen, but she should not involve herself in "taxation" issues.  Yellen is an economist, not a business woman.  Like i say, I really do like Ms. Yellen--but this one she got wrong in a big way.

Each nation should have its own tax code, separate from any others.  And the 2.5% Value Tax is the best way to tax business.  And i have collaboration with that.

It is close, but I have not given up on you yet. At the moment i have found that there are better listeners outside of Talkmarkets--that is not to say that i don't still want Talkmarkets to listen.

Talkmarkets is not seeing my "best" work because it is in Powerpoint. The outsiders now know more than Talkmarkets does. In one way that is good, and in another way that is bad.

If you want me off Talkmarkets, just tell me to leave, and i will do so. Until i hear back i will continue to give you my opinion--just not the good stuff.

p.s. i am going to blog this morning. It's what i told my new found financial bigwig, when he asked me to look at Yellen's remarks on taxation. And the big guys agree with me in regards to what i say in my blog.

Do you know anything about Poverty of Spirit? My ego cannot even go through the door.

So let us talk.

If I do happen to get published elsewhere, i doubt if i will need to let you know. You should find out through other means. It is a real mistake on your part to ignore the "value tax" over the "income tax". All the secrets to implementing globanomics come from the list and history of the Forbes Global 2000. You should look at those lists yourself sometime.

I am glad a you found an occasional post interesting. You would have found more interesting if you could "think outside of the box" you are living in. And if you had not agreed with those that called me a "globanomic egotist".

If I get published elsewhere, i doubt if i will need to let you know. You should find out through other means. It is a real mistake on your part to ignore the "value tax" over the "income tax". All the secrets to implementing globanomics come from the list and history of the Forbes Global 2000. You should look at those lists yourself sometime.

I am glad a you found an occasional post interesting. You would have found more interesting if you could "think outside of the box" you are living in. And if you had not agreed with those that called me a "globanomic egotist".

Sayonara.

I am off to the newspapers--bit and small. Probably hit a bunch of university professors. Just started the thought process, but i know i should be able to catch soneone's attention with the "value" tax over the "income" tax. Don't worry, i am not a quitter. I just won't be able to communicate with you any longer.

I addressed your specific concern in my blog called Snarky Remarks if you really want a response read that--otherwise have it as you may.

I think i know my wife better than you do, Bill. And you can stick it, too.

The last place that's still willing to publish me? I am not so sure about that. If that really is the case, i tip my hat to you; otherwise stick it.

I will take that as a compliment. Thanks!