Thread: Ft. Worth Billboards Advertising Trans Texas Corridor

Yet many still refuse to accept it exists



Infowars.net
Friday, February 23, 2007

http://infowars.net/articles/february20 ... boards.htm

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Who paid for that Billboard? I don't recognize the building int he back ground but the light fixtures look like the ones on 820 near the loops.

Dixie

Dixie

I notice the ad mentions "BetterTexasRoads.org"
I also found out that "BetterTexasRoads.org" is a 501(C)6 organization.
It is not a 501(C)3 charitable organization, but a (C)6

Surprise !! Surprise !! Guess who (C)6 organizations are reserved for.

See Below.

The 501(c)(6) is specifically reserved to Chamber of Commerce organizations, real estate boards, trade boards, professional football leagues (e.g., the NFL), and other types of business leagues. They are characterized by a common business interest, which the organization typically promotes. Organizations under this category are exempt from most federal income taxes. Donations to a 501(c)(6) are not tax deductible as charitable contributions, as is the case in the 501(c)(4) category.

501(c)(6) organizations may engage in limited political activities that inform, educate, and promote their given interest. They may not engage in direct expenditures advocating a vote for a political candidate or cause. Donations to 501(c)(6) organizations are not required to be disclosed.

Perhaps Texas residents against the NAU highway need to pull their money together for a few bulletin boards of their own.