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Aaron Russo’s America: From Freedom to Fascism

Posted by Skycypher on Monday, October 29th 2007

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Forgotten_1 Said,

October 29th, 2007 @9:21 am

Well that is rather shocking. Can you imagine that if the Supreme Court actually did their job and rectified the judgements on taxes based off the accusations in that video? The American government would have just bankrupted itself in paying all those trillion’s of dollars back to every tax payer…. WOW that would be amazing! Too Many Secrets!

Skycypher Said,

October 29th, 2007 @11:58 am

In the movie Armegeddon NASA asks Bruce Willis’s team what they want if they returned safely from drilling the comet headed toward earth and blowing it up. Their main answer was to NOT have to pay taxes ever again. I think if people were polled that would be one of the highest rated answers to our government if they asked what we wanted from them. Of course the highest rated of all answers would be a billion dollars tax free. We are wage slaves. Serfdom in America is tantamount to theft!

Let’s talk about something I keep hearing: NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION. To me this means as long as our government continues to ignore the american people and does not represent our views then americans have the right to say they will not pay taxes under those circumstances and in the interim of not paying we will reform or literally throw out the income tax fraudulently based system as our come upance as dignified wage slaves who no longer cow to the IRS and the federal reserve falsehood. We are entitled to earn and spend OUR money as we see fit. The law makers must prove to us that income tax is legal - to date I don’t see any proof coming from them as the late arbiter Aaron Russo has pointed out. God rest his soul.

Skycypher Said,

April 15th, 2008 @7:12 pm

U.S. recommends 3-year sentence for Wesley Snipes
Tue Apr 15, 2008

Actor Wesley Snipes should serve a maximum three-year prison term and pay a $5 million fine for failing to file his income taxes, U.S. prosecutors recommended in a tax-season court filing.

Making an example of Snipes, after years of “brazen defiance” of U.S. tax laws aimed at cheating the government of $41 million, would help deter other tax avoiders, U.S. Attorney Robert O’Neill of Florida wrote in a court document.

The recommendation was filed on Monday and released Tuesday on the annual deadline for filing U.S. income taxes.

“This case cries out for the statutory maximum term of imprisonment, as well as a substantial fine, because of the seriousness of defendant Snipes’ crimes and because of the singular opportunity this case presents to deter tax crime nationwide,” O’Neill wrote.

Snipes, who starred in the “Blade” movies series, was convicted in February on three misdemeanor counts of willfully failing to file federal tax returns for 1999-2001. Each count carries a maximum sentence of one year. Snipes was acquitted on two felony charges of filing false claims and fraud in seeking millions of dollars of refunds in other tax years.

Two men affiliated with American Rights Litigators/Guiding Light of God ministries, a Florida-based tax protest organization, were convicted at the same trial, on conspiracy to defraud and false-claims charges.

The sentencing recommendation said Snipes, with the aid of the other two men, “brazenly waged a campaign” against the Internal Revenue Service by sending phony claims, filings and demands to the agency and making “frivolous” Freedom of Information Act requests for IRS records.

(Reporting by Randall Mikkelsen; Editing by Eric Beech and Bill Trott)

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