Many of our Patriotic citizens who work day and night to support their families do not have time to protest nor do they have the time to consider what benefits they derive from the bureaucracy paid for by their tax dollars. The bureaucracy, a direct result of the ability of government to tax its citizens, is a creation of those who want big government supported by the taxpayer for the benefit of the tax eater. As the bureaucracy grows so does the support for those who feed off it. Who are those who feed  off it? They are the free spending extremists in Washington D.C. and their colleges in the State and Local governments of this nation. The ability of government to tax its citizens is the fuel needed to feed the bureaucracy. The hard working Joe, a typical family man, does not see the benefit of his hard work. Every payday the government takes its share. In the high tax states, the average Joe works the first 5 months for his Uncle Sam and his cadre at the State and Local level.

Bureaucracies start small. They grow because of mismanagement and largess. Every worker in a bureaucracy, either public or private, wants to be the king of his domain. The avenue to his kingdom is based on the employees under their command. The more workers, the more important you are and the more important your department is. In other words, you are too big to fail. As with AIG, City Bank and Merrill Lynch, they were given new life by Uncle Same because they were to big to fail. So here we are, we created a monster and it won't be too pretty when we slay it.  Can we slay it is a good question?  We at TNBTP believe slaying the monster is easier than creating it.  See, it took years to create the bureaucracy, but we are now in a position to bring its demise in one fell sloop. In any top heavy endeavor the means to toppling it are right there in front of you.  You use the weight at the top to collapse it down to its foundation.  This is simply the same means used to bring down an obsolete skyscraper; collapse it upon itself.

From Wikipedia: Bureaucracy is the collective organizational structure, procedures, protocols and set of regulations in place to manage activity, usually in large organizations and government.  Bureaucracies quickly expand as government expands.

KARL MARX HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD. According to Marx's theory, bureaucracy rarely creates new wealth by itself, but rather controls, co-ordinates and governs the production, distribution and consumption of wealth. The bureaucracy as a social stratum derives its income from the appropriation of part of the social surplus product of human labor. Wealth is appropriated by the bureaucracy by law through fees, taxes, levies, tributes, licensing etc.

Bureaucracy is therefore always a cost to society, but this cost may be accepted insofar as it makes social order possible, and maintains it by enforcing the rule of law. Nevertheless there are constant conflicts about this cost, because it has the big effect on the distribution of incomes; all producers will try to get the maximum return from what they produce, and minimize administrative costs. Typically, in epochs of strong economic growth, bureaucracies proliferate; when economic growth declines, a fight breaks out to cut back bureaucratic costs. we at TNBTP believe that the United States is at the revolution stage today. The costs of our bureaucracy are too heavy and because of this the stage is set for you the taxpayer to demand its dismantling.

 Karl Marx, the founder of Socialism