Termyn8or
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"In our next lesson, we'll learn about credit card companies and the money they invested in politicians to be given the legal right to rob blind anyone who dares do business with them. " Banks in general. How about the federal reserve ? They have a closed book policy. Most people do not know that the federal reserve is not part of the government. Niether is Fanni Mae, Freddie Mac, the FDIC, FSLIC or even the IRS ! Yes folks, the IRS is a private concern incorporated in, of course, Deleware. I have copies of the original incorporation papers. A late buddy of mine wrote to the governor's office and got certified copies. Who knows where they went, but I have scans. Doesn't matter, they can be had again simply by writing for them and paying the copying fees. Anyone live in DC ? Look up the federal reserve and tell me if it is still in the yellow pages (NOT the government section). They used to be on the same page as the federal laundry. This all started with the "New Deal". Fr. Coughlin had quite a bit to say about this, and many of the WPA agencies incorporated in Deleware. His main question was why do they incorporate if they are part of the government ? Time and time again, people who out and out refuse to file taxes get acquitted, the ones who usually go to jail did file, but lied on the form. In one case the defendant won, and regarding substantial income too, six figures. When the prosecutor lost, he asked the judge to order the defendant to pay his taxes, to which the Judge replied "I don't work for the IRS sir". This was one of the cases where the defendant went in with statutory evidence, case histories and supreme court rulings. I AM NOT saying to stop paying your taxes. This is a very dangerous thing to do. You need to know the law very well and be prepared to do without your assets for a time, possibly up to a year. After the first time though, they will not bother you again. Now this is not pie in the sky bullshit, I PERSONALLY know someone who has done this. His six figure income is untaxed. I have seen the papers the IRS sent him and they have some section he is now classified under. It is a non-taxpaying status, and I'm told it is used for international arms dealers and the super rich. All nice and legal, but do you think they'll tell us ? As for social programs, let's put a few things in perspective. I am totally against welfare. When I was down and out I lived under a bush. I was lucky to get a bush, except for the bugs it was alot better than under a bridge. I think that people who up and have a bunch of kids without the ability to support them should starve. Now this is NOT because of the drain on the US economy. All the welfare in the country doesn't add up to a gnat's ass compared to the money they are stealing. The reason I am against welfare is because it creates useless people. Let's face it, if my family and friends won't help me out in a time of need, either I am an asshole or they are. And, when I was younger and alot stoopider, that was the case. Things have changed. I learned how to be productive and treat people right. With welfare I wouldn't have had to do that. I had to become PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE for my fortune, good or bad. In a nutshell, if you make people personally responsible for everything, you will have alot of good Citizens. People wholly unfit for the Springer show, who work and only have the kids they can afford, who do not drink excessively, get into fights, get mad and bust up others' property. You will see safe drivers who will not risk ten lives to save ten seconds of their precious time. You will see people living within their means, which is something actually detrimental to their version of the economy. In time some will see opportunity, start reopening factories and investing in the community. People might eventually shun foreign products in favor of domestic. This would be bad for the globalists. Lety's face it, both sides of the regime have legislated most of the productive businesses out of this country. Now comes USC2257 which has removed most of the porn business on the internet from this country. One thing about USC2257, did anyone see it on Cspan ? No, it it a regulation formed by a commitee. I thought a bill was supposed to be debated by the House and Congress and then signed or vetoed by the CEO of the country here. I don't think that has happened. Truth is, no president could do any damage if the Constitution was enforced. But due to the state of emergency since 1933 there is no Constitution. When my house is signed over for asset protection purposes the person who now owns the house is going to come up with $21 in gold or silver nonetheless. The reason is, when you talk about legislation and executive orders, there is no Constitution. When you talk about driver licensing and all kind of other things, gone. When you go to court for a traffic or criminal offence you are in a court of adniralty. Not quite a military court, but next time you fight a traffic ticket, mention the Constitution and see what kind of response you get. It will not be pleasant. However, in tort law, the Constitution has not been fully dispensed with as of yet. When the amount in question exceeds $20 you have certain options as to what to do. This is based in the Constitution. When in civil court, you are not in an admiralty court, you are in a court of equity. Why is this important ? Any lawyer can tell you alot about it, and that is not the subject of this post. After a lawyer gives you what he knows on it, come on back for the rest. Of course any court that displays a flag with a gold fringe is not necessarily a common law court. They hate the common law, that is until they had to use it to convict Kevorkian. Yup, they changed the flag and the judge took off his robe. Luckily he was wearing trousers (lol). One of the things my friends in the movement have taught me is to do it in writing. They can strike verbal testimony from the record, but when you file affidavits and other papers with the court it sticks. Court records are generally public. That means it is not only open for review by a "higher" court, it can be made public. That is until you really embarass them. Then the case is marked "Not to be cited nor published", and when they do that, there is no order in the public record to fine or incarcerate you with. They generally don't bother you again. This whole system stinks from the top down, no question. If not for the Iraq debacle, there would be very little difference between tweedle dee and tweedle dumber. Social programs do not affect me directly. Wars come and go, and gasoline goes up no matter what. Inflation is part of the plan on both sides, and taxation doesn't change very much. The super rich got these people on a little hamster wheel sorta. They already had money, their job is to destroy the economy, therefore they must keep amassing more capital just to stay even because of inflation. Wanna play the blame game ? It goes all the way back to the founding fathers. It only gets worse from there. Each generation in turn compounded the problem by not being diligent enough at keeping the government in check. I must admit my generation isn't doing much, but most of the legal avenues to induce change have been removed. So vote the way you want, if you want to. All you do is make one bunch of people a bit richer quicker than another. I think we need to find some fresh congressmen to elect. Let's stack the House too if possible. If we could only find 535 Ron Pauls we would have gone a long way in fixing this country. If the Dems were in power would we be in Iraq ? Unknown. Would we still use DU weapons which constitutes a war crime ? Unknown. Would gas be around $3 a gallon ? Maybe more ! Would businesses still be encouraged to relocate offshore ? Definitely. Would you still be pissed of at the government ? Absolutely. You can't please everybody no matter what. But then lately it seems that neither side of the regime is interested in pleasing anybody but themselves. T
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