The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire in 1000 Years -
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"In ancient Athens, taxes were considered a hallmark of tyranny:
Athenians citizens were exempt from them. The city-state financed
itself from incomes of public properties, including silver mines,
court fees and indirect levies.. In emergencies, Athenians donated
money for the city's defense according to their ability; but they
made certain that such occasional levies did not become permanent.
By contrast, Dionysius (406-367 B.C.E.) the tyrant of Syracuse,
taxed the city's citizens so heavily that, according to Aristotle, it
amounted to confiscation of their entire property. Similar practices
prevailed in ancient Rome: Romans regarded direct taxes as a form
of tribute and imposed them only on conquered nations and other
non citizens. The state financed itself from fees for the u se of lands
and other public facilities, tribute and war booty. The bulk of the
nation's productive wealth, was exempt from taxation.

In the Middle Ages, the obligation to pay regular taxes was
perceived as tantamount to the loss of personal freedom, inasmuch
as it entailed a regular tribute.. Medieval French kings were expected
to pay their own way, for which reason they were forbidden to
alienate any part of the royal domain."

"Property and Freedom", Richard Pipes, pg. 237, Baird Research
Professor of History at Harvard University. MUST READ BOOK

"I  became confused when I heard the word "service" used with these
agencies.

Internal Revenue  'Service'
U.S. Postal  'Service'
Telephone 'Service'
Cable TV 'Service'
Civil  'Service'
State, City, County & Public 'Service'
Customer 'Service'

All Government Service Agencies

This is not what I  thought 'service' meant. But today, I overheard two
farmers talking, and one of them said he had hired a bull to 'service' a
few cows. Ta Dah! It all came into focus.  Now I understand what all
those agencies are doing to us.

You are now as enlightened as I am." Anonymous

President Jefferson Second Inaugural Address March 4, 1805

"...it be the pleasusre and pride of an american to ask, what frrmer, what mechanic, what laborer ever sees a tax-gatherer of the Unites States?" (Bergh 3:376) also "Hologram of Liberty" page 4/26

Usurious unnecessary interest + unnecessary fraudulent
taxes + unnecessary fraudulent regulations have robbed
us of our food and shelter and sent many into the street.

Graph credit "The Great Income Tax Hoax"

The "Matrix" created a manicial hoax to transfer...

• your life, liberty & property AND
• your traditions and happiness
• into their pockets
• using government created false emergencies, e.g.
  • wars,
  • concocted environmental junk "science",
  • phony "alternative energy",
  • phony "man caused" global warming
  • all by taking over the printing of currency and coin

"In an independent study commissioned by the Reagan Administration,
the following was divulged for all who chose to read it. This excerpt is
from The President's Private Sector Survey On Cost Control: A Report
to The President (Ronald Reagan) January 15, 1984, page 12. This
report is available from the Congressional Research Service.

 

"Resistance to additional income taxes would be even more
widespread if people were aware that:

"With two-thirds of everyone's personal income taxes wasted
or not collected, 100% of what is collected is absorbed solely
by interest on the Federal Government contributions to
transfer payments.

"In other words, all individual income tax revenues are gone
before one nickel is spent on the services which taxpayers
expect from their government." (Emphasis added.)

In other words, most Americans work almost half of every year to
satisfy the payment of just the interest on the debt. If you believe that
your hard-earned tax dollars are building roads and bridges, enhancing
security against terrorism, or any of the myriad of other government
services, please think again. It is simply not true! This is not anti-
government rhetoric — slavery is alive and well in the united States of
America. You simply have never been told the truth about the magical
money machine to which we all have become indentured. Through the
machinations of Congress and the Federal Reserve (a private bank),
currency is borrowed into circulation. Our republic cannot survive
under the crushing weight of debt. You have not been told the truth!

http://www.vivienkellems.org/

"The individual unlike the corporation, cannot be taxed for the
mere privilege of existing. The corporation is an artificial entity
which owes its existence and charter powers to the state; but the
individuals' rights to live and own property are natural rights
for the enjoyment of which an excise cannot be imposed."
Redfield v. Fisher. 292 P.819

"The high office of the President has been used to foment a plot to destroy the Americans freedom and before I leave office I must inform the Citizen of his plight."

President John F. Kennedy (10 days before he was murdered)

Ballentine's Law Dictionary 1948

allodial ... Free; not held subordinately; opposed to
"feudal." In England, all lands are held by the crown,
and none are allodial.

 

In the United States, all lands have been allodial since
the American Revolution.

 

allodium ... An allodial estate; an estate not held
under a superior.

 

A U.S. citizen vs. a natural born American state
Citizen, does not have the right to hold property in
allodium. You're a second-class citizen. If you have
your property in allodium, you don't pay land taxes.

• Eminent domain was never meant to be used this way
  
• Eminent domain only applies to the "Federal Zone",
  i.e. Washington D.C., Territories, Military Bases,
  Ammunition Dumps and state lands.
• Federal, state, county & city municipal corporations have
  no authority or jurisdiction over private property.
  
• "Eminent domain is in conflict with the intent and
  outcome of the American Revolution, the Declaration of
  Independence, Articles of Confederation, and the Laws of
  Nature & Natures God.

"But there is one objection, Mr. President, which is broad enough to
cover the whole subject. Says the objector, Congress ought not to have
power to raise any money at all. Why? Because they have the power of
the sword; and if we give them the power of the purse, they are
despotic.

The first is, it is the most fruitful and easy way. All nations have found
it to be so. Direct taxation can go but little way towards raising a
revenue. To raise money in this way, people must be provident; they
must constantly be laying up money to answer the demands of the
collector. But you cannot make people thus provident."

"If you would do any thing to the purpose, you must come in when
they are spending, and take a part with them. This does not take away
the tools of a man's business, or the necessary utensils of his family: it
only comes in when he is taking his pleasure, and feels generous; when
he is laying out a shilling for superfluities, it takes twopence of it for
public use, and the remainder will do him as much good as the whole.

I will instance two facts, which show how easily and insensibly a
revenue is raised by indirect taxation. I suppose people in general are
not sensible that we pay a tax to the state of New York. Yet it is an
incontrovertible fact, that we, the people of Connecticut, pay annually
into the treasury of New York more than fifty thousand dollars.

Another instance I will mention: one of our common river sloops pays
in the West Indies a portage bill of £60. This is a tax Which foreigners
lay upon us, and we pay it; for a duty laid upon our shipping, which
transports our produce to foreign markets, sinks the price of our
produce, and operates as an effectual tax upon those who till the
ground, and bring the fruits of it to market.

All nations have seen the necessity and propriety of raising a revenue
by indirect taxation, by duties upon articles of consumption. France
raises a revenue of twenty-four millions sterling per annum; and it is

chiefly in this way. Fifty millions of livres they raise upon the single
article of salt. The Swiss cantons raise almost the whole of their
revenue upon salt. Those states purchase all the salt which is to be used
in the country: they sell it out to the people at an advanced price; the
advance is the revenue of the country. In England, the whole public
revenue is about twelve millions sterling per annum. The land tax
amounts to about two millions; the window and some other taxes, to
about two millions more. The other eight millions are raised upon
articles of consumption. The whole standing army of Great Britain
could not enforce the collection of this vast sum by direct taxation. In
Holland, their prodigious taxes, amounting to forty shillings for each
inhabitant, are levied chiefly upon articles of consumption. They excise
every thing, not excepting even their houses of infamy.

This amounts to this: you must cut a man in two in the
middle, to prevent his hurting himself."
Oliver Ellsworth, The Convention of the State of Connecticut On The
Adoption of the Federal Constitution, January 7, 1788 http://www.constitution.org/rc/rat_ct.htm

"A direct tax is Constitutionally required to be levied
on a pro rata [to population] basis, and can only be
levied against a state, NOT an individual. An indirect
tax is levied on an event or an activity, and is always
levied against a business or the exercise of a privilege.
An indirect tax is only levied against a business activity
or privilege, NOT an individual."
Millions Avoid Income Taxes Legally.PDF

"A state may not impose a charge for the
enjoyment of a right granted by the Federal
Constitution." Murdock v. Pennsylvania

The Following is a Collection of Material on the Misapplication of Unconstitutional and Fraudulent Taxes Upon the Natural Born, Sovereign and Free state Citizens