OK,
why is the state legislature allowing tax breaks for outside wages
and allowing outsiders to teach
our kids that it is OK to smoke tobacco? Yes, the “Alaska Tax Film
Credit” statutes allows for outside film companies to get a
transferable “Corporate Tax Credit” that can be purchased by an
Alaskan corporation that must pay “Tax”. Yes, a handsome 40%
credit against what a film crew makes as income, while taking that
wealth back home and in the meantime getting a refund on top of that - it is “double jeopardy
dipping” without a doubt! So for instance, in 2013 a film crew was
on
the scene as some “off the grid” imbecile -
new to Alaska - tried
to measure the penis size of a Muskox? As
this is what “Realty Stupidity” is all about and making Alaska no
longer the “Last Frontier” but the “Laughable Frontier”, well
that filming
for 2013 amounted
to $13-Million in credits – for outside wages! Now this is America,
wherein you can waste your time doing whatever you damn well please,
even if it means being
“brainwashed” into believing that somebody would actually attempt
to measure that penis.
And
what about
that show with Fred Thompson selling “Reverse Mortgages”, that
seems
to be just a sequel for an upcoming
“American Greed” episode,
as Fred
and the “Fonzie”
are
hauled
off to prison. But as a traveler back and forth frequently
from
Alaska - and no I do not receive a welfare
PFD check as
I follow the law - I for one am very tired of being
asked then informing outsiders the truth about
what is learned from these “Realty” shows about Alaska:
NO, Alaskan Natives are not a bunch of drunks! And NO, that road
north is NOT an ice road. And NO, those big fishing boats on that
sea-sick
show
are not “True” Alaska commercial fishermen, as I know these
pathetic filmsters could not endure what it's really like when “land
ahoy” is not a “Reality”. So there is a whole lot of
“imagination” and mind manipulation that goes into these fake
outs.
But
it makes money, as it is so easy to watch low-level-intelligence
crap, as it does not involve any thinking – what defines a couch
potato. But it is indeed “fake”, and if the FCC was doing its
job, just like with the FDA requiring “Nutrition
Labeling = ZERO on a Big Mac“,
so should
there
be a disclaimer that “THESE SHOWS ARE NOT ENTIRELY TRUE”. And
then the viewers
would revolt and find
something else to waste the time,
as when you tell someone the truth it may have compromising
consequences.
Ever wonder why we no longer see Jacques Cousteau and
company on
the National Geographic/Discovery Channel? Look, if you want nature
stuff these days, good thing we still have PBS –
but come January 15th
that
will be the 2nd
thing passed by Congress, no more funding right after task Numero
UNO
– that pay raise! But
here is what really gripes my ass about this entire “Tax Credit
Program”. Sure
it promotes Alaska, maybe in a negative light when that
film crew following the “Alaska Troopers” makes
every
effort to film filth that tries to portray that Alaska has an
inebriation problem or that if it really wanted to film what
commercial fishing was all about, that crew
with the camera would
abandon the “Bandit” and climb aboard the “Pole Cat. And let us
not forget the Billy Brown family of cowards – now off the air due
indictment
of how many felonies –
once again promoting Alaska at its best!
Of course the “Best
of the Best” film
was when Ted “I SHIT MY PANTS TO GET OUT OF THE DRAFT” Nugent's
film crew captured
the “Crappster's” illegal
black
bear hunt!
Yes, he was prosecuted, maybe we need a “Reality Judge” show,
especially with all the “Corrupt” crap that still goes on here in
the “Corrupt Bastard Club” state of affairs. So
what really
irks my oosik is the fact that many of these shows are merely
commercials that promote it is OK to smoke tobacco, and that is
wherein legislative
oversight
has failed. Bottom-line, to allow these film crews a “Tax Credit”
incentive when at the same time the subliminal message it harmful,
what have we gained – besides ridicule by outsiders that have
caught on to this “Fake Alaska Is?
So
look, this fraud in
filming is
no different then outsiders
trying
to get a PFD. Bottom-line, there is so much “good”
stuff
to
film here in Alaska, yet we seem to be stool stuck with this
“Reality” crap, which was not always the case -
until,
until Sarah Palin became the “Reality Queen” and today this state
suffers the
fallout of a failure.
This
fad before the celluloid
is
inciting a fringe to move up here, to get that camera time – and in
the meantime the
“True” Alaska gets waysided.
See,
why do we never see a film about what goes on in the “Oil Patch”
here in Alaska way up north in Prudhoe Bay? Because that is
“Reality”, no doubt about it, but it ain't laughter, it is
serious business and this is not what sells couch potato time! So
these shows have
much to do about nothing and promote
smoking,
that to be a rough and tough “Reality” whore it
is
OK to
puff away.
And
it must have an influence as smoking is up across the nation with a
segment
of the population known to like watching these “Reality” shows,
especially if about “Alaska”. So we not only give tax credits
away
to
incite the fact
that Alaska
has a crazed population and that smoking
tobacco products is OK, well
this
state actually benefits financially
as
we take
some of our “resource” development loot from
the
“Black Gold”
and invest it in Phillip
Morris & the British American Tobacco Company,
in the tune of $68-Million
oil producing royalty bucks and
have realized a
gain of $25-Million,
very close to what the “Tax Film Credit” has lost this state in
revenue. So
even though we give away tax credits and actually loose revenue, we
make it up in the tobacco stocks. Wow, was this planned? Smoke-ON!
Thursday, December 4, 2014
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