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Title: Tax protester gets seven years
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Pensacola News Journal
URL Source: http://www.pensacolanewsjournal.com ... ?AID=/20060706/NEWS01/60706025
Published: Jul 6, 2006
Author: Kristen Rasmussen
Post Date: 2006-07-07 19:14:07 by Eoghan
Keywords: None
Views: 477
Comments: 37
A retired Navy commander and local outspoken tax protestor was sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday for a crime that Senior U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier said “goes directly to the heart of the existence of our country.” Dr. Ward Dean, 63, of Pensacola also was ordered to pay nearly $300,000 in taxes that were assessed on the $1.3 million income he earned between 1997 and 2002 but never paid. “If we have no one complying with the accepted and long-established tax code, we would have anarchy and we would have no country,” Collier said in imposing the sentence, which was more than double the sentencing guidelines’ maximum imprisonment of nearly 3 1/2 years. Dean, a retired Navy flight surgeon, was convicted in December of six counts of tax evasion and one count of attempting to obstruct the Internal Revenue Service in the collection of taxes.
Poster Comment: Judge Collier: Past Employment Positions: First Judicial Circuit, Florida, Judge, 1984 - 1991 First Judicial Circuit, Florida, Assistant State Attorney, 1977 - 1984 United States Navy, Lieutenant Commander, 1955 - 1975
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#1. To: Eoghan (#0)
What a horrible goob cunt - pardon the french. Bitch.
This f**king witch must know very little about the Founding of our country. We've had "a country" [void of anarchy..lol] long before her "tax code" was established. Somebody get a fucking rope for this tyrant bitch.
"Freedom and human rights in America are doomed. The U.S. government will lead the American people in ...into an unbearable hell and a choking life." "Freedom and human rights in America are doomed. The U.S. government will lead the American people in ...into an unbearable hell and a choking life." Somebody get a fucking rope for this tyrant bitch. my sentiments exactly.
What is it with women once they get a taste of power?
Bitch. well said. (i laughed)
Why do you think women quite correctly have always been denied the vote in the past?
"Benjamin Franklin was shown the new American constitution, and he said, 'I don't like it, but I will vote for it because we need something right now. But this constitution in time will fail, as all such efforts do. And it will fail because of the corruption of the people, in a general sense.' And that is what it has come to now, exactly as Franklin predicted." -- Gore Vidal
I'm going to get hung out to dry on this; but I have ALWAYS felt that the 19th Amendment was a bad idea.
Most women have only a moderate relationship with rationality, can only take the short-term view, and seem to think the world can be rid of all danger and be made all safe 'n' snug. They shouldn't be allowed to vote, they shouldn't be allowed near SUVs and cellphones, and they sure as hell shouldn't be judges.
"Benjamin Franklin was shown the new American constitution, and he said, 'I don't like it, but I will vote for it because we need something right now. But this constitution in time will fail, as all such efforts do. And it will fail because of the corruption of the people, in a general sense.' And that is what it has come to now, exactly as Franklin predicted." -- Gore Vidal
Whether we realize it or not, lines ARE being drawn. At my neighborhood Walgreen's drug dealer today, I stopped by the passport section of the store: I asked the guys there if there was an uptick in passport photos - "God, yes! We're swamped with people either renewing or getting passports." What does it mean? I don't know: maybe we boomers are just traveling out of country more, or maybe, folks are waking up. The latter, I hope and pray.
I was at the Post Office today, looked at the passport applications, and thought, "You know, I think I'll get one....I'm starting to have bad feelings about things."
"Benjamin Franklin was shown the new American constitution, and he said, 'I don't like it, but I will vote for it because we need something right now. But this constitution in time will fail, as all such efforts do. And it will fail because of the corruption of the people, in a general sense.' And that is what it has come to now, exactly as Franklin predicted." -- Gore Vidal
My take is that sufferage should be limited to any, but only, one group - blacks, browns, whites, men, women, transgenders, indians, alto- castratos...anyone, for crying out loud - but just one group. This crap that we have going on, where all the whores are trying to spread-em for everyone, is just not working out for the good of the country.
Accepted by whom?
Do I hear a fat lady singing?
I believe the Scotish Rite brethren, and most of Israel's beneficiaries ;)
The suggestion has been made in the past that voting be limited to those who pay property taxes...even though I would lose my right to vote under such a provision; I would be comfortable with that.
That's the way that it used to be - but the courts ruled that the Poll Tax was illegal. One of the very first nails in our republic's coffin.
"They" have been working on this for quite a while, apparently...
So, the existence of our country, is solely to collect taxes on the backs of the laboring citizens of this nation? This doesn't go to the heart of our nation, not one bit. I think if she were to look at her words and see how ridiculous it sounds, she might change her tune. If our nation were developed with the express sole purpose of generating revenue for the world bank, the IMF, and any and all banking institutions, I sincerely doubt a revolution would have been fought for it. We dumped a shipload of tea into the Boston harbor for a 1 percent tax on it. I hardly think that our nation was founded as a system of laws directed at stealing the wealth of its citizenry.
“If we have no one complying with the accepted and long-established tax code, we would have anarchy and we would have no country,” Collier said in imposing the sentence, which was more than double the sentencing guidelines’ maximum imprisonment of nearly 3 1/2 years.
#2. To: Eoghan (#0)
“If we have no one complying with the accepted and long-established tax code, we would have anarchy and we would have no country,” Collier said in imposing the sentence, which was more than double the sentencing guidelines’ maximum imprisonment of nearly 3 1/2 years.
-OBL
"Prohibition...goes beyond the bounds of reason in that it attempts to control a man's appetite by legislation and makes a crime out of things that are not crimes. A prohibition law strikes at the very principles upon which our govt was founded."
- Lincoln
#3. To: All, jethro tull, loner.lodwick, robin, christine, zipporah, mind_virus, sam houston (#2)
PING
-OBL
"Prohibition...goes beyond the bounds of reason in that it attempts to control a man's appetite by legislation and makes a crime out of things that are not crimes. A prohibition law strikes at the very principles upon which our govt was founded."
- Lincoln
#4. To: IndieTX, Neil McIver, BTP Holdings (#2)
This f**king witch must know very little about the Founding of our country. We've had "a country" [void of anarchy..lol] long before her "tax code" was established.
#5. To: IndieTX (#2)
Somebody get a fucking rope for this tyrant bitch.
#6. To: lodwick (#1)
What a horrible goob cunt - pardon the french.
#7. To: who knows what evil (#5)
What is it with women once they get a taste of power?
#8. To: YertleTurtle (#7)
Why do you think women quite correctly have always been denied the vote in the past?
#9. To: who knows what evil (#8)
I'm going to get hung out to dry on this; but I have ALWAYS felt that the 19th Amendment was a bad idea.
#10. To: christine. everyone here (#6)
#11. To: lodwick (#10)
At my neighborhood Walgreen's drug dealer today, I stopped by the passport section of the store: I asked the guys there if there was an uptick in passport photos - "God, yes! We're swamped with people either renewing or getting passports."
#12. To: who knows what evil (#8)
I'm going to get hung out to dry on this; but I have ALWAYS felt that the 19th Amendment was a bad idea.
#13. To: Eoghan (#0)
accepted and long-established tax code
#14. To: Critter (#13)
Accepted by whom?
“Yes, but is this good for Jews?"
#15. To: lodwick (#12)
My take is that sufferage should be limited to any, but only, one group - blacks, browns, whites, men, women, transgenders, indians, alto- castratos...anyone, for crying out loud - but just one group.
#16. To: who knows what evil (#15)
The suggestion has been made in the past that voting be limited to those who pay property taxes...
#17. To: lodwick (#16)
One of the very first nails in our republic's coffin.
#18. To: Eoghan (#0)
A retired Navy commander and local outspoken tax protestor was sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday for a crime that Senior U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier said “goes directly to the heart of the existence of our country.”
 | What's that Mr. Nipples? You want me to ask the nice lady about her rack?. |
#19. To: TommyTheMadArtist, All (#18)
ELECTION 2000, Day 33 Judge orders Florida's military votes counted Ruling: 'All federal write-in ballots rejected for the above stated reasons are declared valid' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: December 9, 2000 1:00 a.m. Eastern By Jon E. Dougherty © 2000 http://WorldNetDaily.com In a victory for Republican George W. Bush, a U.S. district judge yesterday ordered all Florida counties to reexamine discarded military absentee ballots and to count them in final vote totals if they were properly signed and dated. The Bush campaign had sued five Florida counties for discarding the ballots initially because they did not have a postmark when they arrived. However, U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier, in a 28-page ruling issued Friday, ordered the canvassing boards in those counties to accept some absentee ballots that were previously rejected by local elections officials. http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp? ARTICLE_ID=15627 
The mind once expanded by a new idea never returns to its' original size
#20. To: Eoghan (#0)
Here, Let me rebutt this too. For one, the tax code changes more often than I change my underwear. The tax code that was instated at the inception of this country is nothing like it is today. There are over a Million pages in the tax code, and not one lawyer in this great land can show you the law that says ANYONE has to file a tax return. If people did not pay their taxes, what would happen? Well I can tell you that a lot of things would change. For one, the welfare system would be non-existent, because those people would either get a job, or die off. There would be no bureacracy, or feeding trough for senators, and congressmen to use as their own private piggy banks. We also would have things like accountability because every dollar spent would have to be scrutinized as opposed to the rampant overspending by bureacracies everywhere. Members of our government couldn't arbitrarily vote themselves pay increases at the public's expense. Not only that, they'd have to get jobs to support themselves, which to me would be a positive change. Oh sure, a lot of people would lose out on the deal, but so many more would win. Imagine having the ability to save for retirement, and invest on your own. Imagine being able to keep that wealth you pay to the powers that be. We could generate 3 times the revenue from a consumption tax than actual income tax RIGHT NOW. You could scrap the tax code across the board, institute a 1 percent tax on ALL financial transactions through your banks, or through point of purchase, and EVERY BILL WOULD BE PAID IN THIS COUNTRY WITHIN 5 YEARS. How do I know this? Because I actually think of ways to save my government money. I think of ways to save MYSELF money. I think of ways to fix the problems in my country and help America get back on track to being a free country, one where people can be self-reliant and self-sufficient. If you charged a penny on EVERY SINGLE TRANSACTION, ON EVERY DOLLAR SPENT, the revenue generated would be staggering. Imagine tapping Microsoft's monetary transactions for a penny on the dollar. Imagine tapping GE's monetary transactions for a penny on the dollar. Imagine tapping GM's monetary transactions for a penny on the dollar. IMAGINE TAPPING EXXON, SHELL, BP, CONOCO PHILLIPS FOR A PENNY ON EVERY DOLLAR. There would BE NO FUCKING DEFICIT IN THIS COUNTRY WITHIN 5 Years, and put a bunch of goons out of work overnight. You could do away with not only the bureaucrats, you could also free up a lot of space in prisons so you can put REAL criminals away. I love my country, but the lack of common sense in leadership is astounding. The Judiciary Branch is clearly out of control, and this judge proves my point. I want to save my country. I want to fix things in my country. I want to be free in my country, and the best way to be free, is if America can get out of debt. Tax EVERYONE THE SAME. One cent on every dollar spent in this economy, and within 5 years, EVERY DEBT WOULD BE ELIMINATED.
“If we have no one complying with the accepted and long-established tax code, we would have anarchy and we would have no country,” Collier said in imposing the sentence, which was more than double the sentencing guidelines’ maximum imprisonment of nearly 3 1/2 years.
| What's that Mr. Nipples? You want me to ask the nice lady about her rack?. |
#21. To: YertleTurtle (#11)
were I going to travel out of the country these days it WOULD NOT BE ON AN AMERICAN PASSPORT. I'd get a Canadian or some other country PP by hook or crook. bush has painted a bullseye on the back of any/all Americans...
was at the Post Office today, looked at the passport applications, and thought, "You know, I think I'll get one....I'm starting to have bad feelings about things."
#22. To: lodwick (#10)
yep and real estate in places like panama and costa rica is going up because of increased demand.
At my neighborhood Walgreen's drug dealer today, I stopped by the passport section of the store: I asked the guys there if there was an uptick in passport photos - "God, yes! We're swamped with people either renewing or getting passports."
#23. To: Eoghan (#0)
wow, what a stupid, stupid, stupid, worthless, bitch
Senior U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier said “goes directly to the heart of the existence of our country.”
#24. To: IndieTX, christine (#2)
The stupid bitch should get the IRS to follow the law in the first place and we would not have the mess we do today. When government and police fail to follow the law, the result is anarchy. We have it in spades. We need more rope!
“If we have no one complying with the accepted and long-established tax code, we would have anarchy and we would have no country,” Collier said
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
#25. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#19)
She is a maggot and deserves to be squashed.
However, U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier, in a 28-page ruling issued Friday, ordered the canvassing boards in those counties to accept some absentee ballots that were previously rejected by local elections officials.
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
#26. To: Eoghan (#0)
There was a saying in the military in Vietnam, "Frag a lifer." ;0)
Judge Collier: Past Employment Positions: First Judicial Circuit, Florida, Judge, 1984 - 1991 First Judicial Circuit, Florida, Assistant State Attorney, 1977 - 1984 United States Navy, Lieutenant Commander, 1955 - 1975
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
#27. To: BTP Holdings, bluegrass (#26)
Collier said that now lawyers will need to continue using law as an effective control to terror. "The practice of law is a centuries old discipline," he said. "It is essential to civilization as an instrument of justice. Through the practice of law, you can use your sense of logic to solve disputes, offer a voice to the mutant, and find resolution in the face of chaos. As graduating students, about to enter the world of lawyering, you've inherited a dilapidated canvas that has potential for being a great masterpiece." The judge went on to say that "Congress has become active in the aftermath of September 11. He said they have changed laws that you will be called upon to defend. You will be applying these laws, as well, and how you do that will be a reflection of our system of law. You and the entire law community will be the looking glass through which people judge the justice system," Collier continued.
From Itsalmosttoolate's link...The Talmud. The Greeks/Romans are sub-human, we bring enlightenment...
“Yes, but is this good for Jews?"
#28. To: Eoghan (#27)
And in the 4th largest law school, 70% of the students graduate without ever having read or wrote a pleading.
You and the entire law community will be the looking glass through which people judge the justice system,"
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
#29. To: BTP Holdings (#28)
I'd bet a good 1/3 of those 'law students' plagiarized their English term papers on Lewis Carroll...Which really pisses me of as a science student. I wrote a totally original paper to "The Esoteric Translation of the Jabberwocky"...and only get a C+...Now, looking back, truly that grade was a badge of honor. Only wished I'd kept it...My masterpiece. How's 'bout a big Fuck You Jews and your heathen Oral Law !!!
“Yes, but is this good for Jews?"
#30. To: BTP Holdings (#24)
I don't mind paying taxes, and I don't see anyway around them, but there is a diferenece between a total tax load of 3% (which is what it should be) and about 50%, which is what most people pay. I heard an advisement on the radio yesterday from a lawyer who deals with people who can't pay their taxes and so haven't filed returns for years. It reminded of a guy I met who couldn't pay his taxes, so he just quit filing. The IRS caught him after 15 years, and settled for $700. After all, the guy had absolutely nothing. What were they going to do? Put him inm prison, which costs, what? $20,000 a year. Apparently there are a lot of people who can no longer pay their taxes. How can anyone, when the tax burden is so crushing?
The stupid bitch should get the IRS to follow the law in the first place and we would not have the mess we do today.
"Benjamin Franklin was shown the new American constitution, and he said, 'I don't like it, but I will vote for it because we need something right now. But this constitution in time will fail, as all such efforts do. And it will fail because of the corruption of the people, in a general sense.' And that is what it has come to now, exactly as Franklin predicted." -- Gore Vidal
#31. To: robin (#23)
For that, maybe we can make you some kind of special card that'll let you vote on a few local zoning issues. ; )
wow, what a stupid, stupid, stupid, worthless, bitch
#32. To: lodwick, christine (#10)
At my neighborhood Walgreen's drug dealer today, I stopped by the passport section of the store: I asked the guys there if there was an uptick in passport photos - "God, yes! We're swamped with people either renewing or getting passports." Hello from Ecuador!
#33. To: BTP Holdings (#25)
The pic in in my reply above IS U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier, A MAN NOT a woman.
The mind once expanded by a new idea never returns to its' original size
#34. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#33)
That's OK, he's still a BITCH!
The pic in in my reply above IS U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier, A MAN NOT a woman.
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
#35. To: BTP Holdings (#34)
LOL! You're right.
The mind once expanded by a new idea never returns to its' original size
#36. To: all (#0)
Somewhat off topic, but can anyone tell me how this dude wound up in the (-) 28% tax bracket?
Dr. Ward Dean, 63, of Pensacola also was ordered to pay nearly $300,000 in taxes that were assessed on the $1.3 million income he earned between 1997 and 2002 but never paid.
#37. To: BTP Holdings (#34)
That's OK, he's still a BITCH! Absolutely!
The pic in in my reply above IS U.S. District Judge Lacey Collier, A MAN NOT a woman.
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