Archive for January, 2008

The 23% National Sales Tax; known as the Flat Tax is Unconstitutional

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

The National sales tax is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
mike huckabee
The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several states, and without regard to any census or enumeration. The Congress does not have the power to lay an Un-apportioned tax, period. A sales tax is un-apportioned and a tax on consumption, which is a reverse income tax. Is the Income tax legal? Only in the United States. What is the jurisdiction of the United States? In the USC code, the jurisdiction of the United States are: the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virigin Islands. It is not the several states known as the State ‘Republics’. A person in the USC code; IRC Chapter 75 26 U.S.C. 7343 which contain all the criminal penalties in the code.
[A]n officer or employee of a corporation, or a member or employee of a partnership, who, as such officer, employee or member, is under a duty to perform the act in respect of which the violation occurs.
An individual who is not in such a capacity is not defined as a “person” subject to criminal penalties. Unpriviledged natural persons, who do not impose the income (excise) tax upon themselves by volunteering to file returns and be liable, are not subject by law to the tax and they are not “persons” who can lawfully be subjected to criminal charges for not filing a return or not paying income tax.

A flat tax of say $500 per person is Constitutional, a direct tax on consumption is not. The money is taken out of your hands after you purchase your basic goods for survival. This is another version of the communistic graduated income tax. Do you really want the federal government to regulate every one of your personal transactions? You will need a federal ID to buy or sell. Sounds like the Real ID Act; starting three years from now, if you live or work in the United States, you’ll need a federally approved ID card to travel on an airplane, open a bank account, collect Social Security payments, or take advantage of nearly any government service. Practically speaking, your driver’s license likely will have to be reissued to meet federal standards. Remember the book of Revelations. The second beast of Revelation 13 will cause “all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name” (verses 16-17).

I rather keep the voluntary tax of the IRS, than the mandatory tax of a national sales tax. Atleast, I have a choice not to pay the IRS. Will the government issue me an exemption, for not being under their jurisdiction? Even if they do, I will then have to fight with every merchant to get it honored. In order to sell on the internet, I will need a national merchant ID, if I do not collect every single itty-bitty scrap of tax for the vamps;they will be breaking down my door and locking my ass up. Currently the iRS cannot do this they have to actually have to use the court system,… sometimes. A flat tax no way baby. Without ever admitting the fraud of the IrS? I like Huckabee’s idea to Terraform Mars, before a flat tax.

Rights Vs. Privileges? State granted or God-given!

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

This is the fundamental question in regards to the law. Do you believe that you are free and that the purpose of the state is to protect your property and liberty! Or do you believe that you are a taxpayer and a subject citizen of the state and that you should sacrifice yourself to some vague greater good known only as the public interest? Are you the Master or the Slave? The engine or the genius behind the design? How you decide on this question will determine whether you support the idea of a Republican form of government; that is a limited government based on the rule of law or one that is based on protecting the interests of the people as a whole. The rule of law is a set of unchanging principals, such as the Ten commandments which are the root of the Common law, which is the basis of what is known as Constitutional law.
Constitutional Law is actually a misnomer; the laws of the land are not the Constitution but the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is a separate and distinct document from the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution is the limits of the government; it has nothing to do with the Law. The Bill of rights is derived from Thomas Paine concept of Natural law as expressed in his book Commonsense. The whole meaning of the American Common Law can be extrapolated from the first sentence of the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
All men are created equal, that the power is endowed not granted; God is a part of Man indivisible. Unalienable Rights- Unable to take away, unable to lien. The state is unable to tax the human being, nor restrict one’s liberties, nor limit one’s ability to procure happiness. Which can be interpreted as declaring a certain moral code or limit the choice of an occupation.
The key is found in the definition of a “person”; 4 U.S.C. Section 110(a) defines the person by pointing to a nonexistent 26 U.S.C. Section 3797. 26 U.S.C. 7701(a) (a) defines “person” as follows:
Sec. 7701(a)(1) Person. The term “person” shall be constructed to mean and include an individual, a trust, estate, partnership,association,company or corporation.

An Inhabitant as defined in the Articles of Confederation, is a natural born person who is sovereign and is not subject to the UCC, but rather the Common Law. There is a big difference between the legal rights of a natural person and that of an artificial person. The artificial person is subject to the UCC and does not have rights as defined in the Bill of rights, but privileges granted solely by the government within the laws written and enforced by that government.

A Double-Edged Sword, The Founding of the American Republic and the Jesuits

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

In 1775, a mysterious figure known only by the nickname the professor appeared to the flag committee headed by Benjamin Franklin. This man of European descent, recommended the flag of the British-East India company as the banner of the American colonies. The Union Jack, a horizontal striped-flag with the Union Jack logo,was the flag flown during the American Revolution, not the Betsy Ross as seen in the mel gibson Patriot.
The founding of the American Republic is intertwined with a mysterious figure only known as the “Professor”. The Professor became the advisor, to Benjamin Franklin and the flag committee and recommended the “Grand Union flag” as the banner for the American colonies warring against England. The Grand Union flag a horizontal striped red and white flag with a British Jack in the upper left corner was also the flag of the British East-India Company. The British East-India Company was at the time of the American Revolution controlled by the Jesuits and the afore-mentioned enigimatic figure was none other than Jesuit General Lorenzo Ricci. Two years earlier the Jesuit order was suppressed by Pope Clement XIV and General Ricci alleged died six months after the Pope was poisoned.

The Vatican Treasurer all through the time of this intrique was General Ricci’s best friend and former classmate, Cardinal Braschi. Braschi controlled the Vatican Treasury during the American Revolution; as General Ricci re-appeared in America under a new identity. The Jesuits heavily influenced by the Art of War; which was translated by Ricci, himself into Latin most likely posed as an agent of the British East India company, offering help to the American Revolutionairies. The founding fathers all protestant were voraciously anti-Catholic having seen the harsh suppression by the Popes in Europe never would have accepted the help of a Catholic and certainly not the Jesuit General himself!
It appears the Jesuits via the Vatican Treasury may have funded the American Revolution. The Grand Union Jack was then simply the banner of the Corporation that sponsored the American Revolution. It would also explain the seat of the New American government being set up in a Roman Catholic territory and the institution of Roman-Civil law, as the law of the United States! This week we saw the removal of the dreaded Jesuit General, Father Kolvenbach.
The resignation of Father Kolvenbach and the election of Father Nicolas was just the beginning of the General Congregation’s work; as of Jan. 19, the Jesuits had not announced an end date for the meeting, but it was expected to last at least another month and focus on questions of Jesuit identity and governance, vocations, mission and collaboration with the laity.
The New Man Father Nicolas is it a good thing or a bad thing? Who knows with the Jesuits, where-ever a Jesuit goes Revolution seems to break out, maybe that would be a good thing for America at this juncture. Thomas Jefferson said you need a Revolution every 50 years just to keep things honest.

Restore the Constitution

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

Adam Graham
April 26, 2005

The atmosphere in Washington grows more poisonous as a showdown looms on filibustering judicial nominees. It would serve us well to realize the source of the problem. Its not that judges are liberals or congress is made up of conservatives. Rather, the battle in Washington is about a federal government that’s grown too large and intrusive.

If you’d told the Founding Fathers we’d get to the point where federal courts would be the branch of government charged with decorating our nations courthouses, parks, and schools, they wouldn’t have believed it. Yet, here we are, 230 years later and we live under a judicial autocracy and an expansive central government. This is why the issue of who sits on the courts has become critical. It is the courts who have become the supreme branch of government, effectively eliminating the idea of coequal branches as there is no real check on their power.

We have seen the unprecedented battles against Bush’s nominees because they are a threat to the permanent liberal governance of this nation through the judiciary. Thus, all-out total war is called for on both sides.

The problem is not the Republicans nor the Democrats, its the judiciary’s power grab that has caused judicial nominations to become so important. This is not a battle over who shall interpret our laws, but rather over who shall be our sovereigns, our masters. Who shall decide every detail of our cultural future from hundreds of miles away?

The idea that while we make the world safe for democracy, our own country has become a judicial oligarchy is repulsive. The anger on the right is understandable.

The truth is that as much as the left talks about persuasion as a means to resolve conflict, they have only one way to achieve their social goals: raw judicial force. Most Americans are not with them, even after decades of indoctrination. Since 1964, only one Democrat received a majority in a presidential election. They can’t win the support, confidence, and trust of the American people to pass their agenda, so they must control the courts.

Its time to do more than just change personnel, we must restore the Founders’ intent for the balance of power which was spelled out by James Madison in Federalist 45, “The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government, are few and defined. Those which are to remain in the State governments are numerous and indefinite.”

Madison intended that State governments should pass laws governing “all the objects which, in the ordinary course of affairs, concern the lives, liberties, and properties of the people…” Simply put, the issues that most concern us should be decided at the state and local level.

Its time to re-examine role of the federal government in social legislation. Congress can by a simple majority limit the jurisdiction of the federal courts and repeal much of the legislation that’s been passed in recent years on a variety of topics.

There no Constitutional federal role in gay rights, religion in the public square, and a very limited role in the issue of abortion (overseas military bases, taking minors across state lines to get abortions, etc.) On the flip side, there is no Constitutional role for the federal government in assisted suicide, nor can I find one clause that grants the DEA the authority to arrest people for using drugs.

It should not concern the State of Idaho if California legalizes marijuana, nor should it cause the state of New York any concern if Alabama puts up a Ten Commandments monument. Let each state have its own laws and then we can judge whose right by the results. Those who don’t like the laws in their particular state can move.

If we do this, something remarkable will happen. Slowly, but surely Washington’s poisonous atmosphere will begin to clear as true power is returned to the people of the States and the federal government focuses on powers expressly granted to it by the Constitution.


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