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Date Posted: 21:37:02 06/28/03 Sat
Author: Mike Powers
Subject: defense of lawlessness?
In reply to: Ellsworth Toohey 's message, "Let's put it this way, you'll have to come up with something more credible for your defense of lawlessness than the personal website of a convicted felon like Mr. Schiff." on 02:28:17 06/27/03 Fri


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[> [> [> [> [> defense of lawlessness? -- Mike Powers, 22:36:23 06/28/03 Sat

The man quotes law and that is lawlessness? The man is a convicted felon for asking "show me the law" that requires me to file. Now why can't it be, "here is the law it is right here". It has never happenned? Come on that's not a hard question to answer.

Unless your Joe Banister former special agent of the IRS he couldn't find it either and shortly afterwards left and well as Sherry Peel Jackson former IRS agent and CPA. If you honestly look you might run into some problems. You can find these names on the internet and then make your own conclusions if you dare. http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=17023

http://stillaslave.blogspot.com/

Do you pay bills right off if you can't understand the charges? If upon receiving a bill from your mechanic and there is something in the bill you don't understand or didn't agree to, you just pay the bill don't you. You have this same belief for taxes too then.

Well the Federal Crop Insurance case (Supreme Court) verifies the right to question and have answers to those questions before agreement or action can be taken.

You can look up this case on the internet and you will be able to verify the exact words. You'll will find it's legal and lawful.

What is lawless. The lack of law or misapplication of it. Where is the law making me liable for the imposition of tax in section 1. as is outlined in Section 6001 and 6011 as referenced in the Privacy act of a 1040 Instruction booklet almost to the exact wording.

If you can't find the law that makes you "liable", since this is a lawful requirement, this is lawless.

The imposition of a penalty regarding Alcohol, Tabacco and Firearm (ATF)upon someone who is filing an income return is also lawless. Would you pay someone for putting lawn mower spark plugs in your car and then pay him on top of that for the repairs now necessary for trying to shove those into your engine? Well if you would pay the penalty, can I be your mechanic.

You should first start reading the other side of the issue. Be skeptical of course I know I am. "The Great Income Tax Hoax" by Irwin Schiff is a very technical and precise history of the income tax. www.paynoincometax.com

Mike Powers


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