The EU Looks to Tax E-mail

Overburdened socialist programs require either a large, procreating population, which the Europeans don't have except for the burgeoning Muslim groups, or new or increased taxes:

Consumers, businesses and even government departments could pay a special tax on emails and mobile phone text messages under a scheme floated by a centre-right French MEP to finance the EU.

Alain Lamassoure, rapporteur of the European Parliament's budget committee, has suggested to all 25 EU national parliaments and governments that users pay a "tiny" tax of €0.15 (10p) on SMS text messages and €0.00001 on every email.

Centre-right in France means Barbara Boxer in the US. Scavengers and mental midgets rule the EU.