… she should really think about whether or not she would like the “free” option. Absolutely unbelievable. There is no way that they actually think about how what they want to say is going to sound. Welfare fraud is not a waste of taxpayer resources?
In a sense, she is right. Maybe we all need to discuss exactly where citizen tax monies paid to the IRS ACTUALLY go (hopefully “went”),
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If we start down that path, we’ll quickly see that all of the money sent by ‘taxpayers’ to the IRS goes straight to the City of London. It’s always a game of ‘follow the money’, and we have to start from the beginning, where France loaned the colonists 6M livre to fight the British. The French saw the potential to never get paid back, so they sold the debt (for pennies on the livre) to England. The debt transformed into 9M £. The challenge to the colonists was that these loans were on a 7-year repayment schedule, as they were personal loans. The fix for the colonists was to create a government that could take over the debt. So they created a second Constitution. From Black’s Law Dictionary (4th Ed), a constitutor is one, who by a simple agreement, becomes responsible for the payment of another’s debt. They changed the loan terms with the Bank of England, and refinanced the debt, making the USA government responsible, but also giving a new repayment time schedule of 70 years.
70 years added to 1789 gets you to 1859. The debt has ballooned to 90M £, and the states that were not original colonies were not going to help pay the debt. This is a key component of secession that is almost never discussed. After the war, the debt was refinanced. But the price was the creation of THE UNITED STATES, INC., which is the crucial challenge that we continue to face today. We live in a democracy as ‘citizens of the United States’, not as sovereign individuals in a constitutional republic. The debt was again given a 70 year time frame for repayment, with the next payment due in 1929 (See a pattern here?). Again, the debt was refinanced, and with the Banking Act of 1933, all of the future income of the United States citizens was pledged as collateral. For over 90 years, US citizens tax money has gone to the Bank of England.
And if you follow the 70 year repayment schedule, you’ll see that 1999 was the next payment date. The World Trade Center destruction and the implementation of the Patriot Act was part of the refinance deal then.
Real change in our society occurs when we move back to our constitutional republic, and understand the true meaning of being a United States of America citizen.
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… sounds like a CHIPS problem to me.
Thank GOD the IRS and that crap is dead. The FED is dead. Your property rental (if you are charged with annual tax on property, it is because you don’t OWN it, even with your name on a WARRANTY deed) is about to be removed as well. (You have a PLOT of land: Purchase LEASE of Title). All of this GOES away with the Republic.
NONE of those taxes go to what you think you are supporting. Your school, for example, is paid for by EACH STUDENT’s Cestui Que Vie trust. This is why they take attendance rolls!
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… so lets say the IRS is still up and running in April. Will you be filing your federal taxes? Are you still paying your property taxes? Just curious …
I don’t pay income taxes because I worked for three years to be officially a PRIVATE living woman, separating myself from the fictional entity in commerce, the all caps name. I am in the process of creating a private trust to also remove my properties from the “rolls” but I think the return to the republic means that all properties will return to land patent status meaning you will own your property, not rent it. (I am also about a weeks worth of work in establishing a land patent on my TX property.) See Ron Gibson, land patents; alloidial titles.
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