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DE-CYPHERING THE INCOME TAX
March 27, 2012
De-cyphering the Income Tax
It is an undenyable fact that America no longer has any money. This situation has existed since the sixties with no one seeming to take notice. There was a time when America was quite wealthy in money terms but after the advent of the Federal Reserve System Americas fortunes have steadily declined, slowly at first then in more recent years at a rapid pace. In the early sixties the promise of redemption of Federal Reserve Notes was, I’ll say unlawfully removed from the face of all Federal Reserve Notes, altering the tenor thereof and imparing the contract and making them without any backing and utterly devoid of value. What exists now are frauds; legally the current species of Federal Reserve notes are frauds, and, in a humor, they are F.R.A.U.D.s, meaning, Federal Reserve Accounting Unit Device s.
It is also a plainly evident fact that most Americans who fill out a 1040 tax return with numbers of income and deductions and then sign that tax form commit perjury, that is they lie when they sign that form. Why is that? Well, at the bottom of one of those 1040 forms you’ll find a signature block and printed in that block you’ll find these words, “under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this return and accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best of my knowledge and belief, they are true, correct, and complete.” But, the real facts are that the numbers entered as income on that 1040 form are not TRUE and not CORRECT. Hence, the lies and the perjury.
How Americans commit perjury each year - - -
Under the Federal Income Tax statute, Income (the taxable type) is measured by the number of dollars received each year.
Emphasis on “dollars” and emphasis on “received”.
In today’s world no one has a taxable income simply because the “dollars” that must be received are not in general circulation, and, no one receives any of those non-circulating “dollars”. Therefore, no one has any income. So why do you report under penalties of perjury that you did?
By far the majority of “money” transactions today is done by way of checks, credit cards, and debit cards; the old fashioned cash transaction is the least of the “money” flows in commerce. When you receive a check, you did not receive “dollars”, and likewise for credit cards and debit cards, if you are on the receiving end of one of those, you did not receive “dollars”. If you were “paid” by way of a check for your work, your employer did not pay you. Rather, the employer’s bank was supposed to pay you in dollars but that did not occur. Instead, you received federal reserve notes, or credits, but not “dollars” ITEM --- Federal Reserve Notes are not dollars, and they are not even money. See, U.S. v. Thomas (C.A. 3 [Virgin Islands} 2003) 319 F.3d 640, which ruled that Federal Reserve Notes are not money. Accordingly, we should understand that Federal Reserve Notes are not “dollars”! And, if you received only checks from your employer you did not receive “Dollars” from your employer, and you did not receive “dollars” from the employer’s bank or your bank upon cashing that check. Result, you have not received any income, taxable or otherwise.
Rather than non-filing which so many fear, a suggestion so that you need not commit perjury either. This applies to Federal as well as any State Income Tax. But discussing here only the Federal, on a 1040 income tax form, lines 7 to 21 is where amounts of received income is supposed to be entered. A problem arises however, in that you did not receive any income and therefore you should not enter any numbers which might be construed as being amounts of income. Instead, at line 7 for example, type in or clearly print in the word “none” Do not use a zero! No numbers! We are de-cyphering. Then, further down at line 37 type in “N/A” meaning not applicable. On the back of the 1040, at lines 55, 60, 72, type in “N/A” and at line 73 type in “None” which means that you will not receive any refund, and type in “None” at line 76. Now you can sign this return with the perjury statement because you have honestly reported your true and correct income as a matter of law rather than what you have been deluded to believe.
It is an unfortunate fact that far too many Americans have never seen a true and lawful U. S. minted dollar. The word “dollar” appears twice in the U. S. Constitution, once at Article I, §9 and in the Seventh Amendment. Because of this the Congress is without power to define or to re-define the term “dollar”. Instead, what the Congress did way in 1792 is to declare the content of the unit standard dollar as being “three hundred and seventy-one grains and four sixteenth parts of a grain of pure, or four hundred and sixteen grains of standard silver”. This quote is from the Mint Act of 1792, chapter XVI (16) Volume 1 of the U. S. Statutes at Large at page 246, at Section 9 on page 248, under “Dollars or Units”. In other words, a constitutional or lawful dollar is a standardized weight of silver. The Congress having once established this standard of weight, the power of Congress to alter it was at an end.
At Section 13 of the Mint Act, Congress specified the standard alloy for all silver coins of the U.S. The Mint Act does not specify the gross weight for the dollar coin which would be struck to form lawful money, but the gross weight of a newly minted dollar coin should be right at 416 grains gross of standard silver.
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