Never Too Stupid to Be True

The saying goes: "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is". The same cannot be said if something sounds too stupid to be true - in that case (and especially where Bill & Co. are concerned), if it sounds too stupid to be true, it probably is true. You might think that there's no way the things I've been telling you here are true, but I assure you they are, and I have receipts. Or, in this particular case, emails and "flyers". In my most recent post, we saw an email from Bill, wherein he claimed that his fake First Nation's fake ID cards (which once cost $25 or so but now cost $500 and don't even come pre-printed with your name on them anymore) would allow holders to not pay taxes! and also No more tax! Bill even includes property taxes in this! The interesting thing (to me, at least) is that the "flyers" made by Bill's buddy Gord don't line up with Bill's claims - or, in some cases, with a previous version of this flyer. I have the original flyer (from April), as well as a new…