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nwtrcc.org

Read letters to the I.R.S. from people who refuse to pay taxes that fund war.

winwithoutwar.org

Win Without War is a diverse network of activists and organizations working for a more peaceful, progressive U.S. foreign policy.

nationalpriorities.org

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ppu.org.uk

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warpreventioninitiative.org

The Peace Science Digest is a project of the War Prevention Initiative We believe that there is a gap between the insights of peace science and the working knowledge that policy makers and practitioners use in global peace and security. Additionally, there is a delay in the application of academic research to policy and practice.

enoughproject.org

Spoilers on the battlefield and in the negotiations process have completely undermined the search for peace in South Sudan.

friendsjournal.org

Friends Publishing Corporation, una organización sin ánimo de lucro de Pensilvania, EE. UU., reconocida bajo la sección 501(c)(3) del IRS,…

ntu.org

Media Frequently Asked Questions 1) What are your areas of expertise? NTU analysts and spokespeople have expertise in virtually every area of local, state, and federal taxes and spending, taxpayer rights, interest group behavior, government accountability, individual tax advice, and entitlements. 2) Does NTU investigate and comment on government waste?  After 40 years in business as a government watchdog, NTU staffers know a boondoggle when they see it. We can help you determine if a government project in your area is really worth the tax dollars being spent. We also receive numerous tips from waste-watchers across the country, and can furnish you with plenty of wasteful spending examples to spice up any story. 3) Do you keep statistics? NTU and NTU Foundation both keep a large library of statistics, such as federal debt and deficits, the total tax bite on a typical family, distribution of taxes by wealth, comparisons of state and local tax rates and burdens, past and projected growth of Social Security and Medicare spending, government perks, and IRS statistics. We also conduct and compile research on the effects of raising or lowering taxes, the impact of subsidies or corporate welfare, the cost to taxpayers of various interest groups' agendas in Congress, the effect of various tax or entitlement reforms on the economy, and the growing use of litigation, regulation, and antitrust actions to expand government control over the private sector. 4) Do you rate or track Members of Congress? Since 1979 NTU has conducted an annual Rating of Congress that shows how often each lawmaker voted to reduce or control taxes, spending, debt, and regulation. Unlike other scorecards, NTU's Rating is based on every roll call vote affecting fiscal policy, typically 150-250 votes per year. Also, NTU Foundation's BillTally system provides cost information for every piece of significant spending legislation before Congress and assigns running cost tallies to lawmakers based on

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