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Title: NOT GUILTY! Tom Cryer and Becraft Best the DOJ
Source:
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Published: Jul 12, 2007
Author: Bob Schulz
Post Date: 2007-07-12 00:56:50 by christine
Keywords: None
Views: 450
Comments: 28
According to our court-watcher we can tell you the following: At the start of the trial the DOJ withdrew the felony charges, leaving two counts of willful failure to file. The Constitution and the law were allowed into the courtroom. Although Cryer was able to tell the jury what he read, he was not allowed to show the jury what he read. Cryer was also able to tell the jury what he did not read in the law because he could not find it in the law - the law that made him liable to file and pay the federal income tax. Tom did a good job of explaining to the jury what he read in the Brushhaber, Stanton and Eisner Supreme Court cases about the legal meaning of the word "income" and what he read in the Internal Revenue Code - everything but the law that required him to file. Tom had asked the IRS to show him the law that made him liable but the IRS did not respond. Larry Becraft's closing arguments were "flawless." Compared to the judges in the Simkanin and Schiff cases, Cryer's judge was "Cinderella." Congratulations Tom and Larry. We are looking forward to your full report. More details to follow on our website.
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#3. To: christine (#0)
One has to ask, So what does this mean?
It means they'll get sued in civil court and have their assets seized.
You know so little about the subject matter, court jester.
Tax protesters invariably end up in jail and/or stripped of all their assets. I don't need to be able to quote case law chapter and verse in order to see the results. So a jury acquitted these guys. Doesn't mean the government won't just come back with different charges and/or a civil suit. In fact, I'd bet on it.
Generally, yes. Invariably, no. There have been some victories, it' just that we don't hear much (if anything) about them. That's the problem - we DO see the results and hear all about those cases. The corporate media, TheStateInc, and their controllers make sure of it. It's how they "keep us in line". The corporate media, StateInc, and their controllers also try their best to make sure we don't hear of the victories. Here's a couple of ideas on how to deal with the tax agency. I don't know if they've been tried - who knows, they might work:) Dear Internal Revenue Service: Enclosed you will find my 2007 tax return showing that I owe $3,407.00 in taxes. Please note the attached article from the USA Today newspaper; dated 12 November 2006, wherein you will see the Pentagon (Department of Defense) is paying $171.50 per hammer and NASA has paid $600.00 per toilet seat. I am enclosing four (4) toilet seats (valued @ $2,400) and six (6) hammers (valued @ $1,029), which I secured at Home Depot, bringing my total remittance to $3,429.00. Please apply the overpayment of $22.00 to the "Presidential Election Fund," as noted on my return. You can do this inexpensively by sending them one (1) 1.5" Phillips Head screw (see aforementioned article from USA Today newspaper detailing how H.U.D. pays $22.00 each for 1.5" Phillips Head Screws). One screw is enclosed for your convenience. It has been a pleasure to pay my tax bill this year, and I look forward to paying it again next year. Sincerely,
Super-Post ... the IRS will be so happy to read it ! Don't tell em you have back-up in the event they decide to try trespassing.
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#11. To: TommyTheMadArtist (#3)
One has to ask, So what does this mean?
#12. To: Indrid Cold (#11)
#23. To: Eoghan (#12)
You know so little about the subject matter, court jester.
#25. To: Indrid Cold, Eoghan, ghostdogtxn, TommyTheMadArtist, who knows what evil, Lodwick, Christine, Pinguinite, BTP Holdings, Jethro Tull, richard1961, Uncle Bill (#23)
Tax protesters invariably end up in jail and/or stripped of all their assets.
I don't need to be able to quote case law chapter and verse in order to see the results.
A Satisfied Taxpayer 
#26. To: innieway (#25)
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