Coobertax v Robin Hood Tax

Living BrilliantlyCanterbury,

I emailed you during Easter, 2010, regarding your interest in the Robin Hood Tax (Tobin)

You can see in the extract below -
'I have had a few supernatural experiences in my 78 years, 3 visions, 2
rushing winds that I assume were spirits, and in 1990 I heard as clear
as a bell 'Tax the Money' - I burst out laughing and thought, 'Of
course!'

Who do you think said, "Tax the Money?"    I think it was God.

I think God is now sending you a message with the trouble you are having at St Paul's.

From govsvision.com/Background -Sixth and seventh Supernatural experiences

 Twice I experienced the rushing wind of a Spirit.    The first time, my wife Marilyn and I were both awakened by a strong wind rushing through our bedroom window.   In the morning Marilyn was told her grandmother had died, she said, ‘Grandma died at the time of that wind that came through the window.  That was Grandma, she was saying goodbye.’   I accepted that statement.

   The second Spirit was after Marilyn and I had divorced.    I was living in Queensland and visiting Adelaide; at night I worked and slept in a friend’s office.   A Christian woman phoned me from New South Wales, I have forgotten her problem but she asked me to pray with her.   We prayed, ‘God, we are in your hands.’   The phone cut off and a wind rushed down the chimney.   The hair went up on my head and I rushed about switching lights on.    I saw nothing but because I was scared I wondered if it was the Devil - or was it the Holy Ghost?     From that time I have always added to my simple prayer, ‘I pray through Jesus Christ.’    That works for me.

 The Eighth Supernatural experience    In 1990 I heard a voice say, ‘Tax the Money’.   Perhaps it was my subconscious talking to my conscious or perhaps it was God talking to me.   They are the only words I have ever heard in this way.

I do not like reading the Bible, but in 2011, I have used Google and the Bible to research my books.

I see in Genesis God talking, I assume to Angels, ‘Let us make man in our image’ and ‘So God created man in his own image’ and ‘male and female created he them.’.

Then God made man and woman again in Chapter 2, this time using dust and Adam’s rib.    

These conflicting translations are puzzling.                   

I am very lucky to have actually seen an angel and to have glimpsed the after-life, plus hearing, ‘Tax the money.’   And I have felt the presence of Spirits and used mental telepathy.  I am now striving to pass on the message from the scrolling white board.    I get several ideas each day - too many to act upon.   I do the best I can.    

Of the 8 supernatural experiences the scratching of the balls by TAX QC is the most convincing.   It happened in a court room when I was absolutely wide awake and had decided to initiate it; the other seven supernatural experiences came to me unexpectedly.    I did try to do something similar on another occasion, the person complained and I was asked to stop.   

From these first hand personal experiences I testify that there are forces that science cannot explain.  On the other hand, Robertson Coobertax is explainable and can be checked out by bankers, economists, lawyers, scientists, mathematicians, theologians and politicians.  They are not doing anything because ‘Tax The Money’ is new to them and they are apparently frightened of the unknown - or else they want to retain Income Tax for their own Social Engineering and Tax Avoidance/Evasion.  Nothing prevents us from immediately using Robertson Coobertax.   In fact, I believe, "Tax The Money" is the only Supernatural message for me to pass on to you. 

November 1, 2011 finds St Paul's Cathedral in turmoil - they have a simple solution - join the people who want to Tax The Money.

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If  you would promptly see me I am confident I could get all of the protesters to promptly pack up their tents and go home; just email me and suggest a time.

Sincerely
John Robertson


 

Robin Hood Tax is like the Tobin Tax and both are no good.

Following yesterdays email to you I have now noticed:

Sunday Times article on the Robin Hood Tax

Sunday 14 March 2010

An article by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and
Richard Curtis (Co-Founder and Vice Chair of Comic Relief, and veteran
of the Make Poverty History Campaign) which appeared in the Sunday
Times.

I like your article but the Robin Hood Tax is like the Tobin Tax and
both are no good.

I first published my 'Money Solution' late in 1990, to end child
poverty in Australia.  No valid fault has ever been found in it; the
tax dodgers just do not want it.

I have had a few supernatural experiences in my 78 years, 3 visions, 2
rushing winds that I assume were spirits, and in 1990 I heard as clear
as a bell 'Tax the Money' - I burst out laughing and thought, 'Of
course!'