Well it’s tax time once again, or is it? I mean it is according to the IRS, but not according to the United States Constitution. It seem that the Supreme Court has ruled repeatedly that taxing an individuals wages is unconstitutional. It also seems there is no law saying we have to pay taxes. Thousands of people have asked the IRS to show it to them, yet no one has ever seen it, not even the people that work at the IRS. You can be sure that if you don’t pay it there will be men at your door with guns wanting it. Yet they wont actually show the law that says you have to pay it, how terribly Slovak of them. Not to mention they take all your property, through you in jail and them take you to court, how very Nazi of them. Remember this is your country the United States of America where this goes on everyday and we just set there and let them do it.

 “The Supreme Court, in a decision written by Chief Justice White, first noted that the Sixteenth Amendment did not authorize any new type of tax, nor did it repeal or revoke the tax clauses of Article I of the Constitution… Direct taxes were, notwithstanding the advent of the Sixteenth Amendment, still subject to the rule of apportionment and indirect taxes were still subject to the rule of uniformity. “ 

Chevron Oil Company, known as a world leader in energy technology, announced at a press conference Thursday a new alternative fuel source. CEO Kenneth T. Derr remarked, "We believe this is the future of Alaska". Chevron plans on marketing this cutting edge new caribou oil under the clever brand name Caribou Oil.

Are you setting there wondering how you're going to pay the heating bill this month? Have you found yourself starting to sizing up the office window and thinking about jumping? Are you in the mists of planning your own demise when you see your boss getting in his Porsche, heading off to a big lunch as you eat your last Goldfish? Well cheer up, you’re not alone in the way you feel. In light of the recent wave of corporate scandals you would think that big business would be a little more reserved in regards to extravagate executive pay. Yet a number of economists in 2004 said that America’s top 2000 chief executives pay has risen 30%, for an average of $5.7 million.

Here we go with another rant!

International Business Machines Corp. informed 117,000 workers in its U.S. pension plans that they will stop earning additional benefits after 2007, saving an estimated $2.5 billion to $3 billion over five years in the process, including the impact of other changes. Verizon Communications Inc. froze its pension for 50,500 managers last month, saving $3 billion in the coming decade. Now that's decade, ten years. Verizon reported 3.8 billion in profits last quarter. In a "hard freeze" like those at IBM and Verizon, all participants stop earning benefits. The assets remain in the pension and will be paid out when the workers retire or leave the company, but the workers' benefits don't grow with additional years on the job.

 

Apple has given My Corporate Hell .com a sneak peak at the new Mac Pro G6, the fastest computer in the history of the world.  Introducing the 6 Quad-Core Intel Xeon “Nutzo” processor. “Its single-die, 84-bit architecture makes 32GB of fully shared L3 cache readily available to each of the twelve-processor cores. The result is the fastest access to cache data and greater application performance on 6 - 1TB hard drives in the history of the world,” said Steve Jobs, Apples allusive CEO.

The G6 New Virtual cores.

“The new Intel Xeon “Nutzo” processors support Hyper-Threading, which allows six threads to run simultaneously on each core. So a 12-core Mac Pro presents 72 virtual cores that are recognized by Mac OS XXX “said Jobs. When asked what does that mean to the average consumer, Jobs replied, “I don’t know, but it’s frickin’ cool!”