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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 144996" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>Slow way, way down Brett or anyone else thinking of this course of thought. I'll be the first to agree the fascist nature of our current system but a 90 minute video will only get you to thinking into areas that could lead you to jail. The nature of income taxes and the fractional reserve banking system is way more complex that any one video can show. In order to understand the nature of the income tax and the operation of the IRS, you'll need to understand adminstrative law and how the chain of delegation of authority perculates down from the passage law to the final authority to the personal of the IRS. You'll also need to know how the read and understand the Individual Master File (every taxpayer has one and it's nothing devious but it does have a system of codes you'll need to understand), the Internal Revenue Manual (it's not the IRS Code or the Code of Federal Regulations, learn CFR as it's a valuable tool to trace back the delegation of authority) and you'll need to know how the Freedom of Information Act works and you may even have to go into federal court from time to time with it.</p><p></p><p>Lastly, you'll need to know not only how to investigate case law but more important US tax treaty law. You'd be very surprised if you understood this aspect of law and how it has effected our daily lives without us even knowing it. Before anyone gets wound up in this area I would suggest just reading this legal paper prepared by a Huntsville Ala. attorney on the nature of treaty law in relation to federal law. The nature and legal footing of the IRS and income tax is a very complex issue and not one to monkey with or take lightly. </p><p></p><p><a href="http://home.hiwaay.net/~becraft/TREATIES.html" target="_blank">TREATIES: A SOURCE FOR FEDERAL MUNICIPAL POWER</a></p><p></p><p>Be very careful folks, this is not an issue to play around with! There are much more important things to devote one's time and energy on. I would say watch the video if you choose but research in great detail before you move forward with any of this.</p><p></p><p>As for the Federal Reserve, contact them and get Modern Money Mechanics right from the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank and if it's still in print, "I Bet You Thought" from the NY Fed. Bank. These 2 publications from the Fed itself are more than enough to wake anyone out of any false notions about banking and economics in Corp. America. What is a dollar and what is a promissary note? As for the Fed. if you look at who the industrial and financial money barons of the day were in the late 1800's and early 1900's and how their empires were supposedly broken apart via anti-trust laws and then just after that, who were the men who brainchilded and moved Congress to pass the Federal Reserve Act, you begin to realize what was beginning to happen. Do you think lobbyist control of Washington DC is a recent anomally? I'll leave it at that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 144996, member: 2189"] Slow way, way down Brett or anyone else thinking of this course of thought. I'll be the first to agree the fascist nature of our current system but a 90 minute video will only get you to thinking into areas that could lead you to jail. The nature of income taxes and the fractional reserve banking system is way more complex that any one video can show. In order to understand the nature of the income tax and the operation of the IRS, you'll need to understand adminstrative law and how the chain of delegation of authority perculates down from the passage law to the final authority to the personal of the IRS. You'll also need to know how the read and understand the Individual Master File (every taxpayer has one and it's nothing devious but it does have a system of codes you'll need to understand), the Internal Revenue Manual (it's not the IRS Code or the Code of Federal Regulations, learn CFR as it's a valuable tool to trace back the delegation of authority) and you'll need to know how the Freedom of Information Act works and you may even have to go into federal court from time to time with it. Lastly, you'll need to know not only how to investigate case law but more important US tax treaty law. You'd be very surprised if you understood this aspect of law and how it has effected our daily lives without us even knowing it. Before anyone gets wound up in this area I would suggest just reading this legal paper prepared by a Huntsville Ala. attorney on the nature of treaty law in relation to federal law. The nature and legal footing of the IRS and income tax is a very complex issue and not one to monkey with or take lightly. [URL='http://home.hiwaay.net/~becraft/TREATIES.html']TREATIES: A SOURCE FOR FEDERAL MUNICIPAL POWER[/URL] Be very careful folks, this is not an issue to play around with! There are much more important things to devote one's time and energy on. I would say watch the video if you choose but research in great detail before you move forward with any of this. As for the Federal Reserve, contact them and get Modern Money Mechanics right from the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank and if it's still in print, "I Bet You Thought" from the NY Fed. Bank. These 2 publications from the Fed itself are more than enough to wake anyone out of any false notions about banking and economics in Corp. America. What is a dollar and what is a promissary note? As for the Fed. if you look at who the industrial and financial money barons of the day were in the late 1800's and early 1900's and how their empires were supposedly broken apart via anti-trust laws and then just after that, who were the men who brainchilded and moved Congress to pass the Federal Reserve Act, you begin to realize what was beginning to happen. Do you think lobbyist control of Washington DC is a recent anomally? I'll leave it at that. [/QUOTE]
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