Nuacht Aoir

Outrage From Southwestern New Mexico Residents Doom Plan Of President Biden – For Now

president joe biden drives a jeep wrangler rubicon during a clean cars event august 5 2021 south lawn driveway of the white house official white house photo by adam schultz 50President Joe Biden – smiling in better times – is seen here driving a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon during a clean cars event on the South Lawn Driveway of The White House. This motor vehicle included an Event Data Recorder. (The photograph was produced by Adam Schultz and provided courtesy of The White House, August 5, 2021.)

President Joseph Biden had planned to use his State Of The Union address last night to outline his new system to collect traffic fines, but he changed course and did not include any information about this plan in his speech.

Upon review of the budget planned by the President – a budget set to be released in the near future – Nuacht Aoir is now able to confirm that the fine print detailing a new system to collect traffic fines – fine print that had been included in the draft budget – is no longer in the formal budget expected to be presented to the U S Congress.

It appears that outrage from residents of Catron, Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna Counties caused the President to remove the proposed new system from the budget for 2023-2024.

The plan by President Biden – exclusively reviewed by Nuacht Aoir – included a new system where the Federal government would automatically deduct funds from the bank accounts of drivers to pay for traffic fines assessed by local governmental entities and/or states.

The mechanism that would allow this automatic system was to be based on the Event Data Recorder – a device found in most motor vehicles. The plan would have required everyone to install an Event Data Recorder if their vehicle did not already have such a device. In addition, all drivers would be required to link their bank accounts to their specific Event Data Recorder; drivers without bank accounts would be required to open new bank accounts for this system.

Nuacht Aoir reported that, in addition to the traffic fines, the Federal government would also charge a "convenience fee" of $400.00 per traffic offense. This meant that if your traffic offense violated more than one specific law, you would have been charged $400.00 for each individual traffic offense. The convenience fee would have also been debited from your bank account.

The Federal government was to retain 100% of the convenience fee charged to the traffic offender.

All of the funds collected to pay for the traffic fine(s) – minus what the President had called a "modest" processing fee – was to be provided by the Federal government to the specific local governmental entity and/or the affected state.

That "modest" processing fee charged to the local governmental entity and/or the affected state was to vary, Nuacht Aoir reported. In the list of processing fees included in the initial plan reviewed by Nuacht Aoir, each state was listed with a "D" or a "R" next to its name. All of the entities listed with a "D" were to have a processing fee of 7.75%; all of the entities listed with a "R" were to have a processing fee of 7.75%, an additional surcharge of 46%, and a service fee of $99.

New Mexico was listed as a "D"; Texas was listed as a "R."

It was not certain – and it is still not clear – why some states were listed as a "D" or as a "R."

All of these details were removed from the formal 2023-2024 budget that President Biden will be sending to the U S Congress.

"We are greatly disappointed by the response from residents in southwestern New Mexico," said an aide to President Biden. "The premature release of the information about our Great Leader's plan by Nuacht Aoir created an atmosphere that made implementation of this creative plan untenable at this time."

"We have formally expressed our displeasure with The Grant County Beat for printing such information without first securing permission from the Administration," the Presidential aide continued. "It will not go unnoticed in the future when our Administration determines where Federal dollars should be spent. No monies from the Biden/Harris Administration will be allocated to fund the operations of The Grant County Beat."

Nuacht Aoir will not be cowed by such comments.

Among local residents, one in Santa Clara summed up the views of many in Grant County and the other neighboring counties: "The idea that the Federal government was going to eventually bankrupt American citizens and then enslave them so that President Biden could take steps to implement this new revenue stream for his 'Immediate Priorities' was simply unacceptable."

In Part Two of this news series, Nuacht Aoir reported that the aide to President Biden had explained that the new revenue would have allowed the Federal government to fulfill the "Immediate Priorities" outlined previously by The White House:

"President Biden will deliver bold action and immediate relief for American families as the country grapples with converging crises. This will include actions to control the COVID-19 pandemic, provide economic relief, tackle climate change, and advance racial equity and civil rights, as well as immediate actions to reform our immigration system and restore America's standing in the world."

In Part Three of this new series, Nuacht Aoir noted the fine print of the Presidential budget initially included a variety of mechanisms to force adherence to this "voluntary" system.

Part of this new system would have included the creation of a new enforcement agency – the EDR Compliance Center. In addition, President Biden planned to make use of an exception allowed in the United States Constitution to utilize the labor of those Americans that would refuse to follow the new regulations.

Americans that refused to comply with the new system that was to be outlined by President Biden would suffer financial consequences, at a minimum, and the strong likelihood of imprisonment by the Federal government through the EDR Compliance Center. Enslavement was then to be fully implemented while American citizens were incarcerated in new prisons at underground mines to be operated for the benefit of the Federal government in 16 states.

As allowed under the 13th Amendment of the U S Constitution, inmates at the prisons operated by the EDR Compliance Center will be required to work as slaves.

Many Americans may not realize that while most forms of slavery were outlawed through the passage of the 13th Amendment, one of the exceptions allowed was that slavery could be used as a punishment for criminals.

An aide to President Biden earlier had explained that any American that refused to follow the new regulations – regulations that would have provided the necessary revenue for President Biden to implement his "Immediate Priorities" – was, by the very definition, a criminal.

The Presidential aide was still defiant in his comments to Nuacht Aoir.

"The President still believes every American has a duty to follow the regulations of the Federal government," the Presidential aide reiterated. "As others have noted, elections have consequences. We won. Our priorities are now the ones that will lead the United States of America to a progressive future with equality for all and equity for those that others have left behind in the past."

"The Biden/Harris Administration will not be dissuaded by the uninformed views of a few small towns and rural communities in southwestern New Mexico," the Presidential aide continued. "The Federal government dealt swiftly with people in that region decades ago. Don't those New Mexico folks ever learn that those that disagree with our Great Leader – President Joe Biden – will face the consequences of their transgressions."

The Presidential aide again stated "Elections have consequences." He added that "Our plans for the collections of traffic fines and the establishment of the EDR Compliance Center are simply being deferred for the moment. We will proceed with full implementation at a time of our choosing – not because of the whims of people in Catron, Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna Counties."

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