Citizen Spook: WE THE PEOPLE v. US {A must read}

[mikelewis]

http://citizenspook.blogspot.com/


..."Once the American people understand that they have been robbed blind and that the money they thought was being used to run the government is actually being funneled, in a manner that would make Enron's frauds seem paltry, to the vaults of a few private banking institutions, the people will wake up and join the million man petition for a redress of grievances. The power is with the people, but unless the people use that power it remains dormant. We haven't awoken enough people to their proactive power as the respiratory system of the Constitution and the government. In order to make the government submissive to the will of the people, the people must be educated.

Once the American people are educated to the concept that the toil of their labor can be used for their own prosperity, rather than the prosperity of a few banking cartels and their lackeys, the American people will wake up and do the right thing. And then the current Federal Reserve system, along with its enforcers in the IRS, will be eliminated along with the faux national debt.

On average, each American family is said to owe approximately $275,000 towards the national debt while the seven plus TRILLION dollars allegedly owed to the banking cartels, for money we were forced to borrow from our own money tree, is to be divided up among a few banking institutions. When the American people are educated to understand that they must choose between standing up to these banking cartels by taking back their money tree and refusing to finance the very extortion being perpetrated upon them or living in complete servitude to the will of these bankers and their enforcement divisions, the American people will take the money and run the government the way the framers intended it to be run."

[Vincardog]

1. What he said

[Carolab]

2. Well, yeah, but good luck with that.

Whenever I bring up the FACT that taxes are a BIG CON and that we are not even constitutionally obligated to PAY THEM, and thus we should NOT, everyone tells me "we can't do that!"

People are too timid and too sure that "things will be okay", apparently without any of their OWN actions.

[hardrainfallin]

3. actually, what is the situation with not paying taxes? any info?

I'm self-employed, paid out the ass last year. Have appt w/ acct soon and am just wondering what the options are for NOT paying (for example, donating what I would owe to the poor, no not Katrina evacuees, the poor in my own g.d. NEIGHBORHOOD....

anyone know where I can get the skinny on legalities involved?

[Carolab]

4. You may find this informative.

http://www.parascope.com/articles/0397/tax_01.htm

{snip}

In 1942, Congress needed money for the war effort and passed a Constitutional two-year income tax called the Victory Tax. FDR invented the Voluntary W-4 Tax Withholding system, making income tax and withholdings mandatory for all citizens of the Union. Again, this was a two-year tax, and as expected, both the Victory tax and W-4 withholdings legislation were repealed by Congress in 1944.

Unfortunately, they forgot to tell America.

Under the disguise of the 1913 Internal Income tax, the machinery of the Victory tax remained in operation. Voluntary compliance with the Federal internal income tax jumped from an anemic 5 percent to a robust 60 percent in a matter of a couple years via the repealed Victory tax system of tax collection.

By using two illegitimate tax systems, Congress created the beast we have today, taxing us under rates and conditions exceeding those which prompted the Boston Tea Party and the Declaration of Independence.

You may have heard the rumblings, a whisper here, a thinly-veiled news report there. IRS Commissioners complain that 34 million Americans no longer file personal income taxes. Most people are smart enough to see the obvious flip side of those figures: 30 to 40 percent of America doesn't file and pay the Federal income tax.

I fall in that 30 to 40 percent category. I am often questioned by people about how I have "survived" non-compliance for nearly a decade without going to prison. Although this is an easy question for me to answer, it's very difficult for most people to understand.

{snip}

[hardrainfallin]

5. Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. n/t

[Seansky]

6. I am perplex by how much, in such a short amount of time, * has destroyed.

I know there is an end to the cycle and it might be here soon. But we will be left with a great task to rebuild everything from our economy, our international relations, and more difficult of all, the faith and admiration many world citizens had toward "democracy."