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Until I read this article, I wasn't aware of a "Vaccine Excise Tax?" The amount of vaccine's that are required through mandates, for each child, even before they reach the School System is beyond comprehension. Add the Flu Vaccine which the Medical establishment have recently admitted - is ineffective (doesn't work as prescribed) and the current push for an "Adult Vaccine Regime" to be mandated.
The pharmaceutical industry is "a multi-Billion Dollar a year" enterprise. This Vaccine Excise Tax also nets "Billion's of Dollars a year." It's one Ponzi scheme after another, while our health care system goes down the drain.
What Does U.S. Treasury Do With Vaccine Excise Taxes It Collects?
http://www.activistpost.com/2015/05/what-does-us-treasury-do-with-vaccine.html#more
Earlier this year I started to research what’s known as the “Vaccine Injury Trust Fund,” a “stash” of cash collected on every vaccine sold and given to children and adults in the USA.
That Trust Fund is “financed” by a $0.75 excise tax on each vaccine active recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. On multi-valent vaccines, i.e., those containing more than one disease active e.g., trivalent vaccines like MMR, DTaP, etc., then 75 cents is paid for each valent, or a total of $2.25 for a 3-valent vaccine.
Now, here’s an interesting aspect: The U.S. Department of Treasury collects those excise taxes and also manages the Trust Fund’s investments. Investments? Sounds like there should be quite a stash in that Trust Fund portfolio since the U.S. Vaccine court has paid out just over $3 Billion [$3,159,410,649.38] [1] in claims and attorneys’ fees as of June 30, 2015. That got me to wondering what the Vaccine Injury Trust Fund is valued at; where the money is invested; and that there should be an accounting of public record posted on the Internet.
Keeping all the above facts, figures, and questions in mind, I decided to contact the Treasury Department to obtain just one figure or value: The asset balance of the Vaccine Injury Trust Fund as of the last fiscal year end.
Now, keep in mind these statistics according to VAERS: [2]
More than 10 million vaccines per year are given to children less than 1 year old, usually between 2 and 6 months of age. At this age, infants are at greatest risk for certain medical adverse events, including high fevers, seizures, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Some infants will experience these medical events shortly after a vaccination by coincidence.
Note “coincidence” is woven into Health and Human Services vaccine mythology. Can there be any correlation and causation, including coincidence, going on?
Consider how many times mandated vaccines have been ramped up since 1953! Over three times the number of vaccines in the first six years of life—the most important life-systems-forming years, since many bodily functions are not fully developed, especially the immune system until around two years of age.
THREE TIMES AS MANY VACCINATIONS FOR CHILDREN
1953: CDC recommended 16 doses of 4 vaccines (smallpox, DPT) between two months and age six.
1983: CDC recommended 23 doses of 7 vaccines (DPT, MMR, polio) between two months and age six.
2013: CDC recommended 49 doses of 14 vaccines between day of birth and age six and 69 doses of 16 vaccines between day of birth and age 18.
In 2010, there were just over 160 million flu shots contributing excise taxes to the Trust Fund, plus the other ten years’ contributions.
There are so many additionally-mandated-vaccines and their excise taxes that the numbers are amazingly impossible to calculate without a very sophisticated analytical computer program, which I don’t have. The two data sets above, though, ought to give readers some idea of the scope of vaccines sold in the USA along with the “excise taxes” collected by the U.S. Treasury. Trying to be conservative with what Treasury has collected as vaccine excise taxes since October 1, 1988 with only ‘nominal’ payouts for several years, therefore, the trust fund asset balance, I estimate, ought to be in the neighborhood of $50 Billion. That ain’t chopped liver!
Although the taxes raised by the vaccine tax go into a 'trust fund,' this trust fund, like most government trust funds, is on paper only. According to the most recent report on the fund, November 2012, the balance in the fund is nearly $3.5 billion. (Since the program's inception in 1988, the fund has paid out only $2.5 billion in 25 years for cases involving all vaccines, not just the flu vaccine. The balance in the fund could conceivably last another 25 years with no further tax revenue.) The $3.5 billion balance, of course, is 'invested' in 'US Treasury Securities.' In other words, financing a portion of the $16.5 trillion national debt.”
However, something didn’t sift right with me, since the trust fund balance in 2012 was $3.5 Billion, and it was about the same amount at the end of fiscal 2014. What’s happened with all those excise taxes collected on every vaccine active distributed each and every year?
So, the last bureaucrat at Treasury, who responded, was helpful insofar as I was sent an email with a link that proved rather interesting to me.
Page 4 indicates
Cumulative Result of Operations -$3,451,869,770.62
Investments in US Treasury Securities $3,316,465,247.92
Interest Receivables $14,489,636.47
Page 5 indicates
Discount on US Treasury Securities -$25,944,247.87
Premium on US Treasury Securities Issued by the Bureau of the Fiscal Service $320,491,058.86
Amortization of Discount and Premium on US Treasury Securities issued by BFS -$184,264.773.31
Net Income $10,632,848.55
Which I assume is just for the FYE 6/30/14.
If the $3+Billion is just from FYE 6/30/14, then I would imagine that each year’s income/profit would be added to the portfolio investment with other balances and investments accruing from 1986 forward to the present. Or, doesn’t U.S. Treasury do that? Are the collected vaccine taxes, income, and investments written off to a zero balance each year with the vaccine tax money kept by the U.S. government and dispersed to other federal agencies or investments?
It would seem to me that there ought to be a running investment portfolio balance from 1986 to 2015 that could amount, maybe, close to $85+ Billion, if each year balances [29 years: 1986 to2015] were not written off to zero. Do you see why I’m confused?
The figure that I’m looking for is the vaccine taxes collected on all vaccines sold in the USA that have been put into the Vaccine Injury TRUST Fund over 29 years and not balanced out to zero.
The pharmaceutical industry is "a multi-Billion Dollar a year" enterprise. This Vaccine Excise Tax also nets "Billion's of Dollars a year." It's one Ponzi scheme after another, while our health care system goes down the drain.
What Does U.S. Treasury Do With Vaccine Excise Taxes It Collects?
http://www.activistpost.com/2015/05/what-does-us-treasury-do-with-vaccine.html#more
Earlier this year I started to research what’s known as the “Vaccine Injury Trust Fund,” a “stash” of cash collected on every vaccine sold and given to children and adults in the USA.
That Trust Fund is “financed” by a $0.75 excise tax on each vaccine active recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. On multi-valent vaccines, i.e., those containing more than one disease active e.g., trivalent vaccines like MMR, DTaP, etc., then 75 cents is paid for each valent, or a total of $2.25 for a 3-valent vaccine.
Now, here’s an interesting aspect: The U.S. Department of Treasury collects those excise taxes and also manages the Trust Fund’s investments. Investments? Sounds like there should be quite a stash in that Trust Fund portfolio since the U.S. Vaccine court has paid out just over $3 Billion [$3,159,410,649.38] [1] in claims and attorneys’ fees as of June 30, 2015. That got me to wondering what the Vaccine Injury Trust Fund is valued at; where the money is invested; and that there should be an accounting of public record posted on the Internet.
Keeping all the above facts, figures, and questions in mind, I decided to contact the Treasury Department to obtain just one figure or value: The asset balance of the Vaccine Injury Trust Fund as of the last fiscal year end.
Now, keep in mind these statistics according to VAERS: [2]
More than 10 million vaccines per year are given to children less than 1 year old, usually between 2 and 6 months of age. At this age, infants are at greatest risk for certain medical adverse events, including high fevers, seizures, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Some infants will experience these medical events shortly after a vaccination by coincidence.
Note “coincidence” is woven into Health and Human Services vaccine mythology. Can there be any correlation and causation, including coincidence, going on?
Consider how many times mandated vaccines have been ramped up since 1953! Over three times the number of vaccines in the first six years of life—the most important life-systems-forming years, since many bodily functions are not fully developed, especially the immune system until around two years of age.
THREE TIMES AS MANY VACCINATIONS FOR CHILDREN
1953: CDC recommended 16 doses of 4 vaccines (smallpox, DPT) between two months and age six.
1983: CDC recommended 23 doses of 7 vaccines (DPT, MMR, polio) between two months and age six.
2013: CDC recommended 49 doses of 14 vaccines between day of birth and age six and 69 doses of 16 vaccines between day of birth and age 18.
In 2010, there were just over 160 million flu shots contributing excise taxes to the Trust Fund, plus the other ten years’ contributions.
There are so many additionally-mandated-vaccines and their excise taxes that the numbers are amazingly impossible to calculate without a very sophisticated analytical computer program, which I don’t have. The two data sets above, though, ought to give readers some idea of the scope of vaccines sold in the USA along with the “excise taxes” collected by the U.S. Treasury. Trying to be conservative with what Treasury has collected as vaccine excise taxes since October 1, 1988 with only ‘nominal’ payouts for several years, therefore, the trust fund asset balance, I estimate, ought to be in the neighborhood of $50 Billion. That ain’t chopped liver!
Although the taxes raised by the vaccine tax go into a 'trust fund,' this trust fund, like most government trust funds, is on paper only. According to the most recent report on the fund, November 2012, the balance in the fund is nearly $3.5 billion. (Since the program's inception in 1988, the fund has paid out only $2.5 billion in 25 years for cases involving all vaccines, not just the flu vaccine. The balance in the fund could conceivably last another 25 years with no further tax revenue.) The $3.5 billion balance, of course, is 'invested' in 'US Treasury Securities.' In other words, financing a portion of the $16.5 trillion national debt.”
However, something didn’t sift right with me, since the trust fund balance in 2012 was $3.5 Billion, and it was about the same amount at the end of fiscal 2014. What’s happened with all those excise taxes collected on every vaccine active distributed each and every year?
So, the last bureaucrat at Treasury, who responded, was helpful insofar as I was sent an email with a link that proved rather interesting to me.
Page 4 indicates
Cumulative Result of Operations -$3,451,869,770.62
Investments in US Treasury Securities $3,316,465,247.92
Interest Receivables $14,489,636.47
Page 5 indicates
Discount on US Treasury Securities -$25,944,247.87
Premium on US Treasury Securities Issued by the Bureau of the Fiscal Service $320,491,058.86
Amortization of Discount and Premium on US Treasury Securities issued by BFS -$184,264.773.31
Net Income $10,632,848.55
Which I assume is just for the FYE 6/30/14.
If the $3+Billion is just from FYE 6/30/14, then I would imagine that each year’s income/profit would be added to the portfolio investment with other balances and investments accruing from 1986 forward to the present. Or, doesn’t U.S. Treasury do that? Are the collected vaccine taxes, income, and investments written off to a zero balance each year with the vaccine tax money kept by the U.S. government and dispersed to other federal agencies or investments?
It would seem to me that there ought to be a running investment portfolio balance from 1986 to 2015 that could amount, maybe, close to $85+ Billion, if each year balances [29 years: 1986 to2015] were not written off to zero. Do you see why I’m confused?
The figure that I’m looking for is the vaccine taxes collected on all vaccines sold in the USA that have been put into the Vaccine Injury TRUST Fund over 29 years and not balanced out to zero.
