Florida's Gold Standard for Justice and Change!
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WELCOME, FROM FLORIDA'S FAIRTAX CANDIDATE FOR THE UNITED STATES
SENATE!
Remember, "Dollar Bills Don't Vote, People
Vote", so please request an absentee ballot
from your County Supervisor of Elections
Office for the November 2, 2010, election
now and write in BELINDA NOAH for U. S.
Senate and return it to your County Supervisor
of Elections Office. You can request the
absentee ballot over the telephone, the
Internet or by mail. You may also write in
BELINDA NOAH for U. S. Senate at your polling
place during early voting or on November 2,
2010. It's just that simple. Thank you.
As your next United States Senator, I will work
tirelessly to ensure the swift passage of
the FairTax legislation that is currently before
Congress. The FairTax law will create jobs and
empower the people because you will take
home your entire pay check (no federal income
tax deductions whatsoever) and you will
receive a refund for all of the taxes that you
spend on basic necessities, such as food,
shelter and clothing. This will take us back to
the principles upon which our country was
founded - no taxation without representation.
It will also generate more jobs and more
revenue for the United States government.
Moreover, accountants favor the FairTax
because it will enable them to devote more
time to the more creative aspects of their
profession.
ALERT - The American people must do everything legally
possible to prevent plans to end the Internet as we
know it. Some network providers are attempting to kill the
traditional web by destroying net neutrality and turning the
Internet over to the mercy of huge corporations who will
regulate, tax and control independent voices out of
existence. You must call your Congressmen
and women and tell them to support the net neutrality
alternative legislation introduced by Senator Snow (Internet
Freedom Preservation Act) that prevents discrimination
against independent users of the Internet.
- WE CAN TAKE OUR STATE AND COUNTRY BACK!
You can put a person in office and not a political party by writing in my
name, BELINDA NOAH, on your United States Senate Absentee Ballot,
during the early voting period or on election day, November 2, 2010.
ELECTION CAMPAIGN SEASON IS TOO LONG
The election campaign season in the United
States is much too long. We should adopt the
policy of the United Kingdom and most other
countries, and limit the election campaign
season to one month. This will save billions of
dollars and thousands of hours of time that
can be put to better use. One month is more
than enough time for the candidates to get
their message out to the voters.
Congress Sells Out the American People
We've known for over a year that real
financial reform wouldn't happen.
We knew that the proposed bill wouldn't do much.
We knew Congress was just selling out the American people, and
partying at our expense.
Bloomberg notes:
Legislation to overhaul financial regulation [won't] fundamentally reshape Wall Street’s biggest banks or prevent another crisis, analysts said.
The bottom line is that nothing has really changed … the government is
continuing to strengthen the parasite and poison the real economy.
Congress is still continuing to sell out the American people.
After nearly 20 hours over two final days filled with backroom dealing, House and Senate negotiators struck a grand compromise to merge the two chambers’ competing bills to reform the nation’s financial system in a party-line vote. But the long hours of closed-door meetings also appear to have fulfilled Wall Street’s greatest wish: Many of the measures that offered the greatest chances to fundamentally reshape how the Street conducts business have been struck out, weakened, or rendered irrelevant.
As your next United States Senator I will work tirelessly to repeal this legislation that has sold out Floridians and the American people in general.
When the people fear their government there is tyranny; when
the government fears the people, there is liberty. -------
Thomas Jefferson
It is government's job to secure life, liberty and happiness, and it should
not be in the business of depriving citizens of those very things. Man
works and economies flourish only to the degree that one is able to
enjoy the fruit of their labor. Even before our Declaration of
Independence, Thomas Jefferson wrote, "the enterprising of every
country knew that coming to America insured them the acquisition and
free possession of property." It is ownership that fuels enterprise. We
w¡ll¯work hard if we get to enjoy what we work for.
We have surrendered private property ownership to the ever-growing
state. We lease our property in the form of ever increasing rents known
as property taxes. Ownership is an essential element of freedom
and property that is taxed is not owned at all. We must cherish and
protect all property ownership. Jefferson was correct in his writing to
James Madison, small landholders are the most precious part of a state.
If Floridians are to remain free from the ever-encroaching state, Big
Brother, we must own our property, on that we must not compromise and
we must not surrender. In order to protect against subservience to that
growing state, we must eliminate property tax in Florida and we must
protect against abusive eminent domain seizures. We must be free to
own that for which we labor.
As part of my commitment to enhancing the lives of my fellow
human beings, my company Belinda Noah Productions, Inc. will
begin selling to the American consumer the all natural sweetner,
AGELESS SECRETS MIRACLE BERRY, that has been used in other
countries for thousands of years without any side effects.
Once I am elected, I will do everthing possible to trash, that is, repeal
the Obama Health Care law. Families struggling in the midst of a deep
recession who earn a combined total greater than $88,200 and don't
have their health care covered by their employer will be hit with a
mandatory annual fee of about $15,000 according to the Congressional
Budget Office's analysis of the final Senate Obamacare bill.
The health care law imposes a raft of new taxes that will inevitably lead
to higher costs that will be passed on to the public. A Boston Globe
analysis revealed that there were at least 19 new taxes contained in the
legislation which the Senate passed on Christmas Eve.
On top of this, a CBO analysis identifies five facts about the law that will
financially devastate families with an annual income greater than 400
percent of the federal poverty level.
Under Obamacare, Americans will be forced to buy government-
approved health insurance and anyone earning a middle class wage will
have to pay for it out of their own pocket. Federal subsidies will only be
provided for people who are not offered coverage by their employer and
earn below the 400 percent poverty level.
Employers will not be required to offer their workers coverage, being
subject to a $750 annual penalty if they fail to do so, a figure most
analysts say is not high enough to prevent employers from dropping
their plans, meaning that more people will be forced to buy government
health care.
The law gives employers two powerful incentives to stop offering health
insurance coverage to their workers, writes Terry Jeffrey. First, if an
employer does offer coverage, its lower-wage workers will lose the
federal insurance subsidy they would otherwise get. Secondly, if an
employer does not offer coverage, the $750-per-worker fine it faces will
be far less than the premiums it would pay if it did offer coverage.¡±
Costs are also set to soar as a result of insurance companies being hit
with federal mandates that increase their risk. "Policies purchased
through the exchanges (or directly from insurers) would have to meet
several requirements: In particular, insurers would have to accept all
applicants, could not limit coverage for pre-existing medical conditions,
and could not vary premiums to reflect differences in enrollees' health,
according to the CBO. This will inevitably force insurance companies to
pass higher costs on to the public. As a consequence of all these factors,
families whose employers drop their plan will be forced to buy it on their
own at a cost of over $15,000 dollars a year.
Average premiums per policy in the nongroup market in 2016 would be
roughly $5,800 for single policies and $15,200 for family policies under
the proposal, states the CBO. Jeffrey predicts that families being hit with
a federally mandated $15,000-per-year insurance bill will provoke a
rebellion.
When that happens, the liberals will not say: We made a mistake. We
never should have forced families out of their employer-based health
insurance and required them to purchase a $15,000 policy, he writes.
They will say: We told you so. We cannot trust these greedy insurance
companies. We need a single-payer system so the government can
provide everyone with health care. Just like they did in the Soviet Union.
He acknowledged public outrage over that and said people watched with
disdain as Washington protected high-risk banks and investment houses,
even as the national unemployment rate was soaring to double-digit
levels for the first time in a generation.
The secretary agreed that the national jobless rate — now at 9.7 percent
— is "still terribly high and is going to stay unacceptably high for a very
long time" because of the damage caused by the recession.
"Just because this was the worst economic crisis since the Great
Depression," Geithner said, "a huge amount of damage was done to
businesses and families across the country ... and it's going to take us a
long time to heal that damage. "
More than 11 million people now are drawing unemployment insurance
benefits, and the overall jobless rate of 9.7 percent understates the true
level of economic misery because many people who give up looking for
work are no longer in the official count of the unemployed. The Bureau of
Labor Statistics on Friday will release a report on conditions in the labor
markets in March.
Geithner said he hopes skeptical voters will note legislation moving
through Congress to bring reforms to the financial system.
"What happened in our country should never happen again," he said.
"People were paid for taking enormous risks. It was a crazy way to run a
financial system." Geithner said, "It's the government's job ... to do a
better job of restraining that kind of risk-taking."
 Dr. Belinda Gail Quarterman Noah
 William the Conqueror, King of England
Dr. Belinda Gail Quarterman Noah is a descendant of the King of England,
William the Conqueror, the Black Indian Tribe of Florida, and African
Americans. The career of United States Senate candidate and Florida-
born attorney and producer Belinda Gail Quarterman Noah has spanned
over 20 years and several continents.
An opportunity to produce and host a legal television show at Tampa
Cable in 1984 was the beginning of a career that has combined politics,
the law and the media. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass
Communications from the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida, a
Juris Doctor degree from the Florida State University College of Law, a
Master of Laws degree from Widener University in Wilmington, Delaware,
and a Doctor of Juridical Science degree from Widener University in
2003, Belinda began her career as an attorney and television show
producer and host in Tampa, Florida. Working both on-air and as a
practicing attorney, Belinda received an award from the Hillsborough
County Bar Association for her work on her pioneering legal television
show "Legal Notes." She practiced law, specializing in entertainment,
immigration and international law, while writing and producing the show.
Belinda has been active in politics for over 20 years, and she started her
political career as a teenager in Live Oak, Florida. Belinda's interest in
politics continued while she was a college student, and she also ran for
Vice-President of the student government. Since that time, Belinda has
remained involved in politics and has served as a consultant and
volunteer with numerous Presidential, Congressional and Legislative
political campaigns. Belinda ran for Congress in 1992, which was her first
major political campaign as a candidate. Also, Belinda ran for the Florida
United States Senate in 2006, and came in third out of a field of eight
candidates.
In 1995, Belinda published the book, "The Black Seminoles." "The Black
Seminoles" tells the true but little-known story of the Indian Seminoles
and Black Seminoles struggle to exist in Florida. Also, Belinda published
the book, "International Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Law: TRIPS
and Patentable Subject Matter in the Global Marketplace." In 2000,
Belinda moved to Wilmington, Delaware, where she began producing and
hosting the television show "Legal Notes with Belinda Noah." Also, while
in Wilmington Belinda worked as a Legal Consultant and as an Adjunct
Law Professor at Widener University. In 1997, Belinda traveled to Europe
and Africa as the legal representative of a team of lawyers who were
working to protect the interest of victims of tobacco-related illnesses. In
2004, Belinda traveled to Europe and Africa to produce the film "African
Haunting." In 2006, Belinda published the book "God's Food is Your Best
Medicine: How to Eat for God to Stay Slim and Maintain Ultimate Health."
Currently, Belinda is the volunteer Tampa Bay District Director for the
Florida FairTax Education Association, President of Belinda Noah
Productions, Inc., an Adjunct Law Professor and Practicing Attorney, and
is a candidate for the United States Senate.
DR. BELINDA GAIL QUARTERMAN NOAH SUPPORTS THE PEOPLE OF
FLORIDA AND NEW LEGISLATION THAT WILL BRING ABOUT POSITIVE
RESULTS!
Dr. Belinda Gail Quarterman Noah is Florida's FairTax candidate for the
United States Senate who will bring about real positive change for the
people.
America's first President, George Washington, would be very proud
of Belinda, because she is the only candidate running for the Florida
United States Senate in 2010, who is demanding that the wealth of this
country be returned to the citizens and who is supporting the FairTax
legislation that is currently before Congress!
The FairTax legislation eliminates the income tax system, which will
enable Floridians and the American people in general, to prosper. The
FairTax legislation will put more money in your pocket to personally
"bail out" any company or person of your choosing because you will take
home your entire salary and you are only taxed on new items that you
purchase. Also, you will receive a rebate for any taxes that you pay for
necessities, such as food, shelter and clothing. The FairTax is a winning
piece of legislation that Belinda supports 100 percent and it is based
upon the principles upon which this country was founded.
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