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Monthly Archives: July 2013
What it Means to be Sovereign
by Diane Rufino Government in the United States includes the understanding of three terms: Self-government, sovereignty, and social compact. Sovereignty is the inherent and independent right to do all that is necessary to govern oneself. In the United States, the … Continue reading
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Tagged compact theory, Constitution, Cooper v. Aaron, Declaration of Independence, God's law, government, inalienable rights, individual sovereignty, Justice Scalia, Liberty, Natural Law, natural rights, nullification, nullify, Salmon Chase, secession, self-government, social compact, sovereign, sovereigny, Supreme Court, Texas v. White, Thomas Jefferson, tyranny
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The George Zimmerman Verdict
by Diane Rufino Part I: The Verdict I was listening to the radio last night (Monday, July 15th). It was 2 days after the George Zimmerman verdict was handed down and the talk radio host decided to devote the show … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, community watch, February 26, Florida, gated community, George Zimmerman, Obama, racial, racist, Sanford, Trayvon Martin, verdict
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Time for Another Tax Revolution: Abolish the Federal Income Tax and the IRS With It!
by Diane Rufino, July 3, 2013 The 16th Amendment states: “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 … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th Amendment, 1913, abolish the income tax, abolish the iRS, Abraham Lincoln, apportionment of taxes, Article I Section 8, Article I Section 9, audit, Bailey Bill, Bestiat, Bill Benson, Civil War, Constitution, entitlement, exemptions, Fair Tax, FDR, federal income tax, Gestapo, gradual, graduated, income tax, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, IRS audit, IRS scandal, James Madison, JFK, legal plunder, legalized plunder, Lincoln, national sales tax, Neil Boortz, Nelson Aldrich, Nixon, Obama, plunder, progressive, progressive income tax, redistribution of wealth, resolution, revenue, Revenue Act of 1862, Sereno Payne, Sixteenth amendment, Soak the Rich, Tariff Act of 1909, Tax Code, tax reform, taxation, Teddy Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson, Underwood, Underwood Bill, wealth redistribution, welfare., William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson
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RESOLUTION – To End the Federal Income Tax and the IRS
by Diane Rufino, July 3, 2013 RESOLUTION TO ABOLISH THE INCOME TAX and THE IRS T. Coleman Andrews served as commissioner of IRS for nearly 3 years during the early 1950s. Following his resignation, he made the following statement: “Congress, … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th, 16th Amendment, abolish income tax, abolish IRS. taxation, audit, Fair Tax, federal, federal income tax, Gestapo, graduated, income tax, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, IRS audit, IRS scandal, progressive, resolution, revenue, Sixteenth amendment, Tax Code, tax reform
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Has the Time Come For Us to Switch to the Fair Tax?
by Diane Rufino, July 3, 2013 Although the federal income tax system was designed and intended to make up for revenue losses due to tariff reform, it quickly became a primary means to fund the programs of our bloated federal … Continue reading
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Tagged Fair Tax, graduated, income tax, IRS, national sales tax, progressive, resolution, Tax Code, tax reform
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