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The authorities are quick to say that our use of the public streets in our cars is a privilege granted by the state. Those same authorities also say that public streets are “open as a matter of right to public vehicular travel.” What’s wrong with this picture? We know that a privilege is never a right, and a right is never a privilege; right? Why would it be, then, that a Google search of that quoted phrase nets literally millions of hits? The truth is, your right to travel is called “public vehicular travel” by the authorities in state statutes and municipal ordinances across America. In this publication you’ll see a criminal complaint w/supporting memorandum ...

Questions of the Quran Answers in the Scripture

FINALLY AVAILABLE - This briefing of the biggest differences between the IRS and the letter of the Tax Code drags the federal government into the language of several statutes at the heart of the IRS’ authority that contain obvious constraints on authority and hold broad protections of personal property rights. This is the result of the single most competent and exhaustive analysis of the Tax Code and the IRS standard operating procedures ever undertaken, which lasted from 1988 to 1994 and was concluded many years before research began for anyone else now purporting to have any level of understanding of income taxation today. IN TWO VOLUMES called “Take From Caesar” you’ll find the ...

This is a continuation from Volume I, the criminal complaint filed with eighty members of Congress on January 1, 2006 that detailed with clarity and precision on exactly what the IRS does that violates the provisions of the Tax Code. Comes now the supplemental briefing (2014) and a sample appellate briefing of two key arguments from the original complaint of 2006. This masterfully briefed and methodically explained exploration of the most fundamental provisions at the root of America’s income tax scheme exposes how vital the complexities of the Tax Code are to sustain the revenue streams collected by the federal government, and proves in stark detail how Americans have never owed a di ...

The term "genocide" is one of the most misunderstood and misused in the English language and commonly used by those who have no idea: of the origins of the word; of the evolution of international law on genocide; of the reasons and motives behind genocide; of the genocidal historical roots and founding pillars of the U.S. and Canada; of the present genocidal realities of various societies and systems in which Indigenous Peoples continue to be victims of genocide as defined in the 1948 UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. What are the motives and interests behind genocide really? How were and are various key institutions of the U.S. and Canada founded ...

The American Crisis is a powerful pamphlet series written by one of America's least appreciated founding fathers, Thomas Paine. Paine originally wrote and published the pamphlets between 1776 to 1783. George Washington was so moved by Paine's words that he ordered his officers to read the December 1776 issue to the entire Continental Army prior to going into battle, before he crossed the Delaware on his way to victory at Trenton, New Jersey. Paine's first pamphlet began with the immortal line "THESE are the times that try men's souls." Overall, the pamphlets bolstered the morale of the colonies and the Continental Congress while starkly illustrating to the English people the ...