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Sunofone
is this the end of the unconstitutional income tax? and is it the final trumpet for the dollar? i hate to raise this spector but could the ed and elaine brown situation just been a catalyst to kick start the dollars demise? it seems reno was asked to leave amid suspision of racial tension and now a victory? is it time for the emergence of the amero? not before you are reminded of how dependant you are on your frightful master with a depression the likes america has never seen so that you will line up and beg for your national id and new currency-- some how im not too excited about this victory even though i know it is for the best i feel the reprocussions will be emminent

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Subject:

Estoppel Activated against IRS and U.S. Department of the Treasury

there is no liability statute for taxes imposed by IRC subtitle A
Date: March 27, 2007 A.D.

INTERVENOR'S NOTICE OF DEFAULT, BY AFFIDAVIT; AND,
SIXTH NOTICE AND DEMAND FOR MANDATORY JUDICIAL NOTICE

(Tenth Circuit #07-2017):
http://www.supremelaw.org/cc/williamson2/appeal/nad06.htm
See item (7).

This pleading was mailed yesterday (see PROOF OF SERVICE).
A second such NOTICE OF DEFAULT, BY AFFIDAVIT
was mailed today (3/27/2007):

http://www.supremelaw.org/cc/williamson2/appeal/nad07.htm

Subject:

RIP: The Federal Income Tax Officially DIED today (3/27/2007)

at 13:53:58 PDT

My Fellow Americans:
We bring you tidings of great joy.
That was the date and time stamp on our Sales Receipt
from the U.S. Postal Service at downtown San Diego,
California, USA, at the very moment we posted this

NOTICE OF DEFAULT:
INTERVENOR'S NOTICE OF DEFAULT, BY AFFIDAVIT; AND,
SIXTH NOTICE AND DEMAND FOR MANDATORY JUDICIAL NOTICE

(Tenth Circuit #07-2017) here:

http://www.supremelaw.org/cc/williamson2/appeal/nad06.htm

FINALLY, the federal income tax is officially dead.

Not only is the U.S. Department of the Treasury legally estopped.
U.S. DOJ attempted to appear on behalf of a Delaware corporation
which has been revoked. Therefore, the U.S. Department
of Justice is also legally estopped from enforcing IRC subtitle A
and from attempting to rebut the AFFIDAVIT above, because
the Relator in that appeal preempted DOJ the moment Relator

appeared on behalf of the United States ex rel:
http://www.supremelaw.org/cc/williamson2/a...ntervention.htm

It is now the official position of the United States (federal government)

that there is no federal Statute at Large which creates a specific liability
for income taxes imposed by subtitle A of the Internal Revenue Code.
For standing high Court authority, see Commissioner v. Acker:
http://www.supremelaw.org/sls/2amjur2d.htm (see Am Jur abstract!)

Moreover, U.S. DOJ cannot now attempt to appear on behalf
of the United States (federal government), because
the United States is already legally represented in that appeal:
http://www.supremelaw.org/decs/agency/priv...ney.general.htm
IT'S OVER, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -- FINALLY!
PLEASE TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW THIS GOOD NEWS:

THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX OFFICIALLY DIED TODAY (3/27/2007)

AT 1:53 P.M. PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME.
Yes: this news is significant for all 300 million Americans,
particularly as the annual April 15 tax deadline approaches.
There is no liability STATUTE for taxes imposed by subtitle A
of the Internal Revenue Code: IRS tried to create that liability
with regulations instead, but it's not legal for IRS to do that:

http://www.supremelaw.org/sls/nutshell.htm

An administrative regulation is NOT an "Act of Congress":
http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/1/101.html (defines "Act of Congress")

Regulations are written and promulgated by Executive Branch agencies,
NOT by the Congress of the United States i.e. the Legislative Branch.
Only the Congress can "make federal laws":

http://www.supremelaw.org/ref/whuscons/whuscons.htm#1

EVEN IF IRS were a de jure service or bureau within
the U.S. Department of the Treasury (which they are not),
they would STILL not have any authority to create a tax liability
by means of regulations published in the Federal Register.

So, in point of fact, IRS has been impersonating the Congress
and impersonating the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

These are violations of 18 USC 912 and 31 USC 333,
respectively:
http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/18/912.html (felony federal offense)
http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/31/333.html (civil and criminal penalties)

And, since Treasury fell silent in response to a proper and lawful
SUBPOENA IN A CIVIL CASE, they were legally estopped
the moment we filed a NOTICE OF DEFAULT, BY AFFIDAVIT
at the Tenth Circuit today. Service of LEGAL MAIL is effected
on the day it's posted.

"Estoppel" basically means that they cannot come
forward any longer, because they had their chance,
for several years, and they couldn't produce a STATUTE.

So, now it's O-V-E-R for them.

EVEN IF they produced a liability STATUTE tomorrow,
that STATUTE (which doesn't exist, by the way)
can be stricken from evidence at the Tenth Circuit
on the basis of legal estoppel. In simple language,
they cannot change their minds to the detriment
of their opposing party(s):

continued in much more detail here
Fluffybunny
Try not paying your taxes for a couple years and see how dead the irs is...
Celumnaz
Personally I'd rather have a Texas dollar against a California dollar against a Rhode Island dollar against a Canadian "dollar" against a Mexican "dollar" than an Amero dollar.

Haven't researched the info in the OP, and haven't seen it mentioned in one place I know they watch for this kind of stuffs... so dunno. Can hope.
jaylemurph
QUOTE(Celumnaz @ Jul 6 2007, 09:37 AM) *
Personally I'd rather have a Texas dollar against a California dollar against a Rhode Island dollar against a Canadian "dollar" against a Mexican "dollar" than an Amero dollar.

Haven't researched the info in the OP, and haven't seen it mentioned in one place I know they watch for this kind of stuffs... so dunno. Can hope.


Awww, the Amero!
Bless, I'd forgotten about that.

Here it is, 2007, and we still don't have one, do we?

--Jaylemurph
Enigma wrapped in a puzzle
My Father in law is a Tax accountant and he mentioned none of this to me. I am sure the government is doing everything they can to make sure this not going stay.
Gmac1000
QUOTE(Enigma wrapped in a puzzle @ Jul 6 2007, 07:40 PM) *
My Father in law is a Tax accountant and he mentioned none of this to me.

I am sure the government is doing everything they can to make sure this not going stay.


I don't know which part to correct first...


jaylemurph
Try /any/ of it, if you can use convincing proof.

--Jaylemurph
Oxymoron


I sure hope so I sure hope so. WOuldnt this country be great if people were rewarded for hard work, not punished for it.
Lord Umbarger
Legal or not the Gov would spend a fortune to collect a few pennies. It's just a good way to not have to spend a cent on the next yahoo that decides not to pay up. There is too much cash in it for the Gov to just stop demanding its pound of flesh. In a way I'd like to see it struck down but, I don't believe that it'll happen.
Sunofone
QUOTE(Oxymoron @ Jul 9 2007, 11:25 AM) *
I sure hope so I sure hope so. WOuldnt this country be great if people were rewarded for hard work, not punished for it.

you know the logic in the constitution that has been cloude by the establishment is that our paycheck is NOT income but a fair trade or even exchange for our labor-- even if the 16th amendment was ratified properly which is was not the definition of income is not defined anywhere with in the irs code book and specifically the 16th dealt with corporations and not citizens-- the dollar collapsing is not a bad thing unless you are dependent on the govt which many are but i agree the comments above concerning local money-- i believe there are states already enacting such measures as we speak
Enigma wrapped in a puzzle
QUOTE(Gmac1000 @ Jul 7 2007, 08:19 PM) *
I don't know which part to correct first...


umm correct away... what are you talking about?
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