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What the hell, 25 pages? Can I get a summary?
If you want to learn you must take the high road. Which means there is no crib notes my friend.
All for one good reason: those who wrote what the author is describing do not want you to have any idea of what he is describing.
great read. Got a hint of this New World Order movement when i watched the Zeitgeist movies.
Fascinating stuff, I dislike the conspiracy crap in general but this certainly makes sense out of a lot of the otherwise unaccountable behavour of Goverments and nations.
I just wonder how this applies to other nations, are they all being manipulated to the same end but by different means?
This document argues that under US law taxation is voluntary and the government has no right to make you pay it. It’s from the far right lunatic fringe – dont bother reading it.
Eh, I’d like to see some more references to actual supreme court cases where not paying your taxes was legal. As far as I recall every case I’ve ever heard could get out of criminal prosecution, but as far as civil courts are concerned you still had to pay back those taxes.
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