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	Smith's Auto Salvage is an Oscoda Michigan area metal and auto recycler. We buy scrap automobiles and many different types of metals.


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	Small Businesses Sold Out - by Lary Thornton 04/17/2007 @ 10:56 PM Michigan sells out small Businesses and citizens for foreign businesses. Michigan continues it's self serving ways of selling out it's own small businesses by giving huge tax breaks and low lease rates on property to large foreign companies. Oblivious of the over taxed small businesses and citizens which once made it the great state it was the State continues to put all the tax burdens on small businesses and citizens while passing out the huge tax breaks. Most of these companies that do receive the tax breaks are usually gone by the time the tax breaks are up and never have to face paying the normal huge taxes. One example is the following article wrote in the Associated press. German auto supplier to open North American headquarters -------------------- Associated Press April 17, 2007, 5:29 PM CDT LANSING, Mich. -- A German auto parts supplier plans to open its new North American headquarters at the decommissioned Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Iosco County. Seissenschmidt Corp., the North American subsidiary of Germany's Seissenschmidt-Group, will invest an initial $1.3 million to set up its headquarters in the tax-free Renaissance Zone on the former base. The Michigan Economic Growth Authority on Tuesday approved a Single Business Tax credit worth $516,000 over seven years to win the investment, and Oscoda Township has proposed a low-cost lease to support the project. Oscoda Township is about 200 miles north of Detroit. Company President Urs Schaffluetzel said Seissenschmidt-Group also considered locating its North American headquarters in North Carolina, but settled on Michigan because it was closer to its customer base. It's Seissenschmidt's first manufacturing facility to be built outside Europe. The company's forged precision components are used in powertrain and driveline technology by automotive manufacturers and suppliers. Wurtsmith closed as an air force base in 1993. It has been redeveloped to include housing, a local airport and private businesses. ^.../... Michigan sells out small Businesses and citizens for foreign businesses. Michigan continues it's self serving ways of selling out it's own small businesses by giving huge tax breaks and low lease rates on property to large foreign companies. Oblivious of the over taxed small businesses and citizens which once made it the great state it was the State continues to put all the tax burdens on small businesses and citizens while passing out the huge tax breaks. Most of these companies that do receive the tax breaks are usually gone by the time the tax breaks are up and never have to face paying the normal huge taxes. One example is the following article wrote in the Associated press. German auto supplier to open North American headquarters -------------------- Associated Press April 17, 2007, 5:29 PM CDT LANSING, Mich. -- A German auto parts supplier plans to open its new North American headquarters at the decommissioned Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Iosco County. Seissenschmidt Corp., the North American subsidiary of Germany's Seissenschmidt-Group, will invest an initial $1.3 million to set up its headquarters in the tax-free Renaissance Zone on the former base. The Michigan Economic Growth Authority on Tuesday approved a Single Business Tax credit worth $516,000 over seven years to win the investment, and Oscoda Township has proposed a low-cost lease to support the project. Oscoda Township is about 200 miles north of Detroit. Company President Urs Schaffluetzel said Seissenschmidt-Group also considered locating its North American headquarters in North Carolina, but settled on Michigan because it was closer to its customer base. It's Seissenschmidt's first manufacturing facility to be built outside Europe. The company's forged precision components are used in powertrain and driveline technology by automotive manufacturers and suppliers. Wurtsmith closed as an air force base in 1993. It has been redeveloped to include housing, a local airport and private businesses. Small Businesses Compete With State - by Lary Thornton 04/09/2007 @ 2:14 PM Small Businesses compete with State for workers Small business owners faced with finding quality employees are finding themselves more and more forced to compete with the State Welfare and Unemployment agencies. Over three quarters of the people who apply for jobs here at Smith's Auto Salvage are either on welfare or receiving unemployment benefits and say they have to paid under the table if hired so they can continue to receive their payments from the State. But I am not alone in this problem for every small business owner I asked seemed to have the same problem. Quoted by Lary Thornton owner of Smith's Auto Salvage in Oscoda Mi. When asked why they don't want the job almost every one of the applicants say the same thing " why should I work when I make almost as much when you figure the gas, taxes and everything else in by doing nothing". ^.../... Small Businesses compete with State for workers Small business owners faced with finding quality employees are finding themselves more and more forced to compete with the State Welfare and Unemployment agencies. Over three quarters of the people who apply for jobs here at Smith's Auto Salvage are either on welfare or receiving unemployment benefits and say they have to paid under the table if hired so they can continue to receive their payments from the State. But I am not alone in this problem for every small business owner I asked seemed to have the same problem. Quoted by Lary Thornton owner of Smith's Auto Salvage in Oscoda Mi. When asked why they don't want the job almost every one of the applicants say the same thing " why should I work when I make almost as much when you figure the gas, taxes and everything else in by doing nothing". Join the Fight - by Lary Thornton 04/03/2007 @ 0:51 PM Smith's Auto Salvage urges all our customers and visitors to get involved in the restoration of our Natural Rights and the movements to stop all the abuses being commited against citizens by the Judicial System, Federal Government, State governments and Local Governments. If We The People continue to let our rights be eroded by these corrupt, power hungry, greedy systems then we are all guilty of condemning our children and grandchildren to a life of slavery that will be all but impossible to stop or escape. Slavery to a corrupt and greedy system that is far worse than the rulers our forefathers overthrew. For links to groups and sites opposing these abuses go to http://www.larythornton.com and get involved today, tomorrow may be too late! ^.../... Smith's Auto Salvage urges all our customers and visitors to get involved in the restoration of our Natural Rights and the movements to stop all the abuses being commited against citizens by the Judicial System, Federal Government, State governments and Local Governments. If We The People continue to let our rights be eroded by these corrupt, power hungry, greedy systems then we are all guilty of condemning our children and grandchildren to a life of slavery that will be all but impossible to stop or escape. Slavery to a corrupt and greedy system that is far worse than the rulers our forefathers overthrew. For links to groups and sites opposing these abuses go to http://www.larythornton.com and get involved today, tomorrow may be too late!


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