Here's some other info that's IRS specific:
By signing your 1040 income tax form you actually make the statement that you are indeed a government employee. It’s hidden in the fine print at the bottom of the form. You declared that it was “true” that you were “under penalties of perjury”. Yet, you can't be under penalties of perjury unless you've taken an oath. In this case the oath you took to become a government employee. It doesn't matter to them if you've actually taken the oath, it only matters that you say you did, and you signed your returns stating you did. They got you, and it’s all quite legal. Now they can tax you as much as they want. Pretty slick huh?
Yes, paying income taxes is voluntary. You have to voluntarily swear the oath of being a government employee. No one can coerce you into doing that. It has to be of your own free will. Once you sign that oath the voluntary part of it is over. You HAVE to pay. It is your sworn “duty” to pay. You unknowingly took an oath that made you a government employee. And they won't allow you to testify in court that you are not a government employee.
But you’re an honest man and honest men are obligated to correct their mistakes so I suppose you could write to the head of the IRS and explain the mistake you made signing the form and promise to never make that mistake again. Stating clearly that you are NOT a government employee and have never taken an oath of government service. Thereby,
now that you understand the definitions of the words you most certainly AREN’T “under penalties of perjury” because you are NOT a government employee.
Then, next year when tax time comes around write up a little statement saying that the enclosed information is true and sign that instead of the 1040 form. Attach that to your 1040 and pay your taxes.
The IRS is a frightening agency to go against in any way. They are indeed above the law and don’t have to play by the rules you and I have to play by. So I don’t advocate not paying your taxes. But I do advocate the truth. So, I don’t see any harm in telling them the truth about your government employment. Continue to pay your taxes but give then the real reason you’re paying. Because you are scarred to death of them and what they can do to you if you don’t pay. Of course that’s called extortion.
The term “jurisdiction” must be understood by the public. And it must be understood in its historical context. Jurisdiction is a simple matter. You either take an oath to do something or you don’t take an oath to do something. No one can coerce you into taking an oath – it HAS to be voluntary.
jurisdiction
means “oath spoken”. “Juris”, in the original Latin meaning is “oath”. “Diction” means spoken
Short version:
http://www.usavsus.info/US-Understan...risdiction.htm
Long version:
http://www.hiscovenantministries.org...risdiction.htm
Nord Davis -- must read!
I can't cut & paste ( I just did line by line...) because it merges the text from two columns, but page 26 & 27 explaining that under 1942 supreme Court case
Clearfield doctrine governments descend to the level of a mere private corporation whenever they use private commercial paper in their business transactions; that is, paper money, credit instruments and checks. Which is why the Internal Revenue Service, Inc. and the Federal Reserve Bank must always be private corporations.
So they must adher to UCC. "it cannot compel performance upon its corporate statutes or corporation rules unless it, like any other corporation, is the "holder-in-due-course" of some contract or commercial agreement between it and the one on whom its demands for performance are made, and is willing to produce said document, and to place the same into evidence before trying to enforce its demands, called statutes in this case".
According to Lucy, here is how the IRS tricks you into volunteering into the status of a U.S. individual and
subject of The District which in turn makes you subject to the Jurisdiction of The District. Examine a 1040
form and you will note that mixed in with the Name and Address, where you are to affix the IRS Label that
was on the envelope of IRS forms that they sent you, there is another word Label that really does not
have any logical reason for being there. That word Label has nothing whatever to do with your name and
address! That word has quite another meaning at law. Here is the first definition in Black's Law Dictionary:
"A slip of ribbon, parchment, or paper, attached as a codicil to a deed or other writing to hold the
appended seal." Your signature is your "seal." The 1040 Form is the Label that attaches as a codicil, an
intentional change or modification to a will, deed, contract or other writing. What you are doing when you
sign this Label is to waive those Constitutional Rights extended to us, the posterity of We, The People,
by our Forefathers, and petition for certain privileges extended to subjects, persons, and U.S. individuals of
The District. When you sign this Label, identified as the private corporate Internal Revenue Service, Inc.
1040 Label Form, you are attaching it as a codicil to your claim of the Bill of Rights. and under penalty of
perjury, are agreeing to waive your Common Law rights to Life, liberty and property. You did want it that
way, didn't you?
...So,
for twenty years I have, with all the
seriousness of a heart attack, looked at that clerk
straight in the eye and asked, as I pushed their sales
slip back across the counter,
"Don't you know that if
you keep sales receipts you have to pay income
taxes?" The clerk can plainly see that I mean
business. Some of them look perplexed. What I
asked did not compute with the limited world in which
they live. I just figure that they are the Perplexed. I
usually walk out leaving them perplexed. I do not ever
recall having one of The Perplexed asking me to
explain myself. Unfortunately for America, there will
always be The Perplexed.
Other clerks cannot tolerate what they suppose to
be a joke in the form of a serious question. Some
laugh uproariously, never suspecting that the joke is
really on them....
And to top it off Internal revenue laws have been repealed in 1939:
http://www.usavsus.info/US-TaxRepealed.html
Look at
Exhibit A, it is a copy of the INTERNAL REVENUE CODE February 10th, 1939 [H. R. 2762] [Public, No 1] Chapter 2 At Sec 4. it says the following: “…
all such laws and parts of laws codified herein, to the extent they relate exclusively to internal revenue, are repealed, effective, except as provided in Sec. 5.”
Section 5. “Continuance of Existing Law.- Any provision of law in force on the 2nd day of January 1939 corresponding to a provision contained in the Internal Revenue Title shall remain in force until the corresponding provision under such Title takes effect.”
What just happened? It appears that indeed, the internal revenue laws were repealed and saved in the Internal Revenue Title for use to preserve the rights and liabilities that occurred when these internal revenue laws were in effect. But since they were repealed, they no longer applied, after the date of enactment, to anyone unless the liability occurred before the enactment of this statute. In other words, they were moved to the Internal Revenue Title for savings or archive purposes, and that they only applied to those who incurred a liability before the date of enactment.