Phillip Tilley

Taxes bloody taxes

February 21, 2008 |  20 comments
Image Credit: sxc.hu Why didn’t Sherlock Holmes have to pay any taxes? Because he had some brilliant deductions. OK, none of us are Sherlock Holmes. It’s that time of year again we all love to hate, when we come to realize there really are only two sure things in life, “debt and taxes”! Some people believe we do not owe the income tax. Red Beckman in his book, “The Law That Never Was”, shows strong evidence the 16th Amendment was never ratified by the necessary majority of states to become law. I was a witness as IRS agents seized his property and drove a bull dozer through his house. No, I am not making that up. The property was then sold to a developer. Recently Ed and Elaine Brown were sent to prison for not paying income taxes. They also believed the income tax to be illegal. Why would they think that? Probably because the U.S. Constitution Article I section 9 clause 4, forbids any direct tax, (the income tax is a direct tax) unless it is apportioned. From 1894-1912 six attempts were made to pass an income tax law and six times the U.S. Supreme Court found them to be unconstitutional. So why do we have an income tax now?

The income tax law was passed by Congress in 1913. The Federal Reserve Act was also passed in 1913. I do not believe in coincidences. It was all part of the clever and sinister conspiracy to create the money matrix. During WWII the government instituted the “Victory Tax”, a withholding of 5% of workers earnings. This was an unlawful tax, but during a time of war no patriotic American would challenge it. Congress repealed the Victory Tax in 1944. In 1943 that same Congress passed the “Tax Payment Act” which is the current method of the government withholding our earnings as an income tax. Although an income tax is unconstitutional, Article 1, sub section 2, clause 3 of the Constitution, the government said the 16th Amendment made it legal. So, is it legal?

Two taxes that are legal are tariffs and excise taxes. Tariffs are taxes on imported goods and are paid to us by other countries. Excise taxes are use taxes like the gas tax that pays for the use and maintenance of our highways. It may surprise you that all the funding to run the country comes from tariffs and excise taxes. So what does the income tax pay for? The interest on the so called national debt, which is paid to private bankers, some of which are not owned by U.S. citizens. No country that pays tribute can continue to prosper.As to the question of whether the income tax is legal or not, I would say not if we had real money, but of course we don’t. What income is taxed? Federal Reserve Note currency income, and the Federal Reserve Notes are private currency and are not money. You are being taxed for the use of a private currency, which in reality makes the income tax an excise tax.

There is no money, so the tax for the use of a privately issued currency is perfectly legal. Very clever and very sinister and very much a conspiracy. If we had real money it would be a crime. Wake up people, the money matrix has you.

Phillip Tilley is the author of The Money Matrix of the New World Order and other articles. Comments (20)

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