Death and Taxes Takes on New Meaning in Australiaselfnews Post On July 1st, 2012, Australia became the latest among more than adozen countries to implement a nationwide carbon tax, known as The Clean Energy Legislative Package. Beyond the allotted price of $23.78 per ton of carbon emissions levied on companies, the real cost of the tax is beginning to be felt by homeowners and businesses. According toAustralian writer Andrew Puhanic: When Erica Maliki and her family went to bury their father-in-law in Melbourne, they experienced firsthand the economic impact, even to cemeteries. According to the family, a $55 charge was levied for the burial plot, after which they were told that even the dead dont escape the carbon tax. Springvale Cemetery officially apologized for the insensitive comment, while vehemently denying that there was any extra carbon tax charge. However, they admitted that that their prices did increase curiously on July 1st due to inflation. (Source) Despite a 62% opposition by the Australian people, the Australian government has pushed full-steam ahead with a scheme that is sure to impede economic progress, while doing next to nothing to combat a problem that is debatable to exist in the first place. Regardless of whether or not one believes the science and politics behind climate change; as the video below highlights, the solutions that are being offered come from the same cabal of central bankers that have devastated the global economy through their continued Ponzi-scheme economic model designed to benefit speculators, not the global economy or environment. Worse, there is no upper limit to their latest scheme, which is set to go global by 2015 and supersede national sovereignty. It is this element of control in the hands of morally compromised companies like JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs that needs to be resisted first, so that we can return to a more transparent and honest debate about the true effects of human productivity upon Earths landscape. KooZoo News 