American Tax Officer-Chapter 713 - 357: Yield, Senator_2

Chapter 713: Chapter 357: Yield, Senator_2

“The Treasury Department will also cut the spending of all major departments, so resources like education will become even scarcer. Do you really want to wait until your child grows up and cannot receive a good education because the Education Department has no budget?”

The first part wasn’t that bad.

But when it came to the potential for his own child not being able to receive a proper education in the future, Senator Raglen grew uneasy.

As a Senator, he was certainly very aware of America’s current financial situation.

It had been manageable when the previous President was in office, after all, that President had a background as a Businessman and was quite capable in economic matters.

However, as soon as Payden took office, he kicked aside his predecessor’s economic plans and restarted America’s hegemonic strategy all over the world.

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Once such a hegemonic strategy was in place, military spending had to be ramped up.

But where would this military spending come from?

It came from shearing the wool off the globe through the Federal Reserve hiking rates and through cutting the budgets of all major departments.

With his insight as a Senator, he knew David’s words were not an exaggeration!

“The ‘Dark Tax Act’ has passed now, but the taxes it brings in are but a drop in the bucket. You’ve seen it yourself; I’ve gone to such lengths to collect so much in taxes, but then one piece of legislation in support of ‘W’ took it all away.”

“But really, that money just ended up benefiting those foreigners. If we truly want our citizens to benefit, we need to push for legislation that serves the people, and I’m already preparing the necessary work.”

“But as you know, over half of America’s assets are controlled by Freemasonry, the Ansa Group, and the Illuminati. If we want to achieve anything, we can only scrape it from their hands!”

David would resort to intimidation and threats only as a last resort.

After all, as a Senator, if Raglen couldn’t be wholeheartedly committed to working for him, who knew what kind of trouble he might cause in the future.

So now David could only try to appeal to his emotions and reason, to see if he would come to ‘understand the greater good’.

“Do you really intend to go directly after those three forces next?”

Though Raglen knew David was certainly out for vengeance for the assassination attempt, he still felt quite shaken to hear David state it outright.

Taking the interests of the three powers to benefit the public would naturally make the citizens happy, but once the three powers found out, they would likely be enraged.

“What, do you think I lack the guts?”

David asked, expressionless.

“It’s not that, but aren’t you afraid I’ll spread the word?”

“If I dared to come here and tell you all this, then I’m not afraid of you spreading the word!”

David’s words were full of confidence.

Senator Raglen, sitting opposite, narrowed his eyes.

While David had said he wasn’t afraid of him spreading the word, Raglen detected a hint of intimidation in David’s tone.

It was a warning that if Raglen dared to spread the word at this stage.

Then Raglen would surely face dire consequences!

“Even if the IRS is powerful, the three forces have reached a state of joint advance and retreat. It won’t be easy for you to get the taxes they owe from their hands.”

“Yes, that’s exactly why I came to you today… perhaps we can try to push through a piece of legislation!”

David had already sized up Senator Raglen and had a grasp on his vulnerabilities, so even if he let him in on this legislation, he could ensure that Raglen wouldn’t dare leak it for the time being.

“Push through a piece of legislation? What legislation?”

Raglen’s expression tightened.

To be able to bring a bill for discussion in Congress is certainly a matter with enough influence to affect the livelihoods, economy, and military concerns of America.

And now, the bill David wanted to introduce was evidently related to the three major powers. Without thinking, one would know it was no ordinary bill.

“For example, like with the black tax bill,” the black tax bill’s legislation involves activities like theft, drug trafficking, smuggling, and so on in a series of illegal acts that would fall under the tax umbrella. “And the bill I want to push forward is also very simple. It will impose a uniform percentage tax on corporate accounts opened in tax havens like the Cayman Islands and the British Virgin Islands!”

“What!”

Upon hearing this, Raglen stood up from his chair in shock, looking at David.

He had originally thought that David’s visit today was only to pressure him not to foolishly consider joining the Freemasonry Group and jointly confront the Internal Revenue Service.

He hadn’t expected the real purpose to be this!

But speaking of which, if this bill were indeed introduced, it would definitely amount to directly taking money from the three powers.

These three would surely use all their efforts to resist!

When the time came, it might well be the start of a world financial war!

How dared Inspector David have such audacious thoughts?

One should know that the last person with a similar idea had his head cracked open.

Moreover, that person was one of America’s most capable and popular Presidents, and in the end, he too met such a fate.

Did Inspector David really think he could accomplish what others had failed to do?

David’s name and his style were already well known to Raglen, but it was not until this moment that he truly understood how bold and frightening David could be!

“Senator Raglen, don’t make such a fuss. This idea is just in its infancy. Let’s sit down and discuss it slowly!”

Raglen tried to regain some composure and sat down, saying, “Your idea… I’ll say something you might not like to hear, it’s basically impossible to achieve. You should know what kind of country America is. It’s a nation where capital reigns supreme. You’ll not only touch upon the interests of the three major powers but also those of all the wealthy people, everyone will stand against you!”

David remained expressionless, replying indifferently, “Indeed, but the wealthy are, after all, the minority in this country. If we receive this huge amount of taxes, then the subsidies for the unemployed will be more, the education the poor children receive will be better, and the scholarships they are awarded will be more substantial.”

“So, if all ordinary citizens are on my side, it may not be impossible to accomplish. What do you think, Mr. Senator?”

“Do you want to join me in making a historical difference, or would you rather continue your mediocre service as a senator?”

“Or perhaps… choose to continue acting as a lackey for those Jewish People?”

Raglen fell silent once again.

David was right, if the bill could indeed be successfully introduced, then the tax revenue would be unimaginably immense.

This money would be sufficient for development in various fields like education and employment, ushering in drastic changes to the whole of America.

And if he were a participant in this bill, not only would he gain tremendous prestige, but he would also secure an incredible support rate.

Being an honest politician, why wouldn’t Raglen want to be part of such a historically significant achievement?

But, coming back to the point, as beneficial as the success of the bill could be for him, the key issue was that success would be difficult.

In addition, the dread of the Freemasonry Group still made him hesitate.

After all, he had parents and children; who knew if such actions would later bring trouble to his family.

Seeing Raglen lost in thought, David did not rush to urge him.

Only after a full ten minutes did Raglen seem to come back to his senses, saying, “Even if I want to help you, I might be willing but unable.”

“How so?”

“You know, mid-term elections are about to start, and your bill is extraordinary; it certainly won’t pass all at once. By that time, I may not even be in the senator’s seat.”