Ron Paul praises the criminal element...

Discussion in 'Politics' started by ZZZzzzzzzz, Jun 26, 2007.

  1. here we have IRS Commissioner Mark Everson and his assistant refusing to answer the question... they do the curly shuffle all around the question... they are tax (question) dodgers.

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    #121     Jun 27, 2007
  2. neophyte321

    neophyte321 Guest

    I'm in no position to correct you, but somehow what you said makes sense!

    Yikes! No wonder few people win their case against the IRS.
    Few win, but few HAVE WON none-the-less.


    Although the last line confuses: " 'non-delegation' imperative "
     
    #122     Jun 27, 2007
  3. maxpi

    maxpi

    IOW the elite can do whatever it wants.

    I never cared about conspiracy stuff until very recently. Now I'm seeing history and current events tied to the Book of Revelation and dang... it's all very interesting. Anti Christ is on a collision course with God... God comes out unscathed in case anybody is worried about Him :)
     
    #123     Jun 27, 2007
  4. jem

    jem

    Its stuff like that, that makes america, our justice system, lawyers, our citizens great. I love the internet just for seeing those videos.

    That was some of the best television I have ever seen.

    "No law - not guilty."
    Amen

    I just hope that was legit footage. if not it was still great entertainment.
     
    #124     Jun 27, 2007
  5. absolutely... i will look for the actual case, it is the one featured in Aaron Russo's film "America: Freedom to Fascism."
     
    #125     Jun 27, 2007
  6. Look at the way this wretched creature takes so much <b>delight</b> in the fact that we have a ruthless & oppressive gov't, and the very hopelessness of all those who dare stand against it. This is probably the highlight of the foul creature's day.
     
    #126     Jun 27, 2007
  7. All your so called money, all your so called brains, and you choose to live in a country you view as having a ruthless & oppressive gov't?

    That's about as deranged as a wife who claims she is beaten regularly by her husband, has the resources to leave, and instead chooses to hang around for the regular beatings...

    You do know you can get your "bupe on" in other countries, right?

     
    #127     Jun 27, 2007
  8. Well this just goes to show you that if you decide to not pay taxes, you're best off getting a jury trial, cuz you might get some morons like this broad...

    Here's a run down of some incredibly stupid points that she seems to believe mean something :

    1- Neither the prosecutor or the defense are allowed to talk about the law during a trial. A trial is to present evidence, nothing more. If you've ever served on a jury, one might know that. The judge gives instructions on the law. That's it, no matter what the case, whether it's a murder trial, or a trespassing trial, or whatever.

    2- The judges response " you have all that you need" is also the response that any jury would get if they ask for more info on the law. They're not allowed to say any more - the jury is given the papers that contain the law, and they must interpret for themselves - happened to me before, so I know it to be true.

    3- Agent Craner was a typical slack jaw govt empolyee - is there any surprise that he did such a poor job preparing for this case? He didn't keep his paperwork and he didn't respond to the defendants questions because he's not required to. This hardly shows 'trickery'.

    4- The AG is also prohibited from giving the jury the law, so again, no story here.

    5- I believe all laws are voluntary compliance, right? What's to prevent you from speeding, or driving drunk, or shooting your neighbor cuz he threw dog crap on your lawn? Voluntary compliance is used by these wackos to try and make the jury believe that paying income tax is a voluntary act, and not required. And it worked with these 12 mouth breathers.....

    6- The jury requested evidence from the defendant, which stated their interpretation of what the law says. Again, that's not allowed. Only the judge gives instructions, and the jury must decide for themselves what the law means.

    On the other hand -

    1- The judges reaction is exactly what I would expect, when he realized what a bunch of retards he had for his jury, and when he realized that the defendant would get off. That's also why the defendant reacted the way HE did - cuz he knew that his whole case depended on getting a dumb enuf jury to be swayed by a good lawyer and that he had no legal grounds to not pay taxes, and at this point he knew that he couldn't be retried for the same offense..

    2- No conviction has ever been overturned by the SC. What does that tell you? That the law is bogus, or that sometimes, some people are gonna get a bunch of no load, heel rocking, cock breathed, pencil necked geeks that can't decipher the admittedly vague laws that empower the govt to impose an income tax. Remember the phrase - "from whatever source derived" - as stated in the 16th A.
     
    #128     Jun 27, 2007
  9. did you do your history homework yet? we want to hear all about why those indians were at that tea party !!! LMAOOOOOOOO

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    #129     Jun 27, 2007
  10. Niiiiiice....

    So what's your counter arguement?

    Can you name a conviction that has been overturned by the SC yet?

    So does RP endorse the legality of income tax by wanting to reduce payroll taxes?
     
    #130     Jun 27, 2007