TXTPower, the recognized voice of citizens of the world’s text messaging capital, today vowed to join, if not initiate, a taxpayers’ revolt over the proposed new text and the other revenue measures prescribed by the International Monetary Fund.

“The government’s continued failure to curb corruption, waste, inefficiency and misprioritization of resources compounded by the most stupid suggestions from the so-called bright minds in the IMF and the finance department–these are conditions that may spark a taxpayers’ revolt,” predicted Anthony Ian Cruz, a co-founder convenor of the TXTPower. Continue reading