You are suggesting we don't pay taxes because we aren't represented, aka the Boston Tea Party.
What you need to realize is, our taxes don't go to the government. The Federal Reserve receives all of our taxes. Some of it might go to pay off the debt, i.e. go towards the budget (which is first paid for by taking out a loan from the Fed), but none of it goes directly to the government. The IRS is the private arm of the Fed. They are not representatives of the government, but the private corporation the government gave a "legal tender" monopoly to in 1913.
Do they have the legal right to tax us? Maybe, maybe not, but they certainly don't have the lawful right to tax us (i.e. it goes against the constitution since it isn't the government collecting the money, nor is it the governments money). The corporation makes the money, all other corporations hand it out, the same corporation collects the money, and sends it back to the money maker corp (Fed). They then allocate it as they are contractually bound, which means they take their cut, they send some to a sister bank (IMF, maybe BIS) and then the government can use some to pay down their debt.
I am writing up a formal evidence report for all of this. You can see part one of my exposure of The Machine here. It won't be immediately apparent how it ties into the Fed, but believe me, it does.
You are suggesting we don't pay taxes because we aren't represented, aka the Boston Tea Party.
What you need to realize is, our taxes don't go to the government. The Federal Reserve receives all of our taxes. Some of it might go to pay off the debt, i.e. go towards the budget (which is first paid for by taking out a loan from the Fed), but none of it goes directly to the government. The IRS is the private arm of the Fed. They are not representatives of the government, but the private corporation the government gave a "legal tender" monopoly to in 1913.
Do they have the legal right to tax us? Maybe, maybe not, but they certainly don't have the lawful right to tax us (i.e. it goes against the constitution since it isn't the government collecting the money, nor is it the governments money). The corporation makes the money, all other corporations hand it out, the same corporation collects the money, and sends it back to the money maker corp (Fed). They then allocate it as they are contractually bound, which means they take their cut, they send some to a sister bank (IMF, maybe BIS) and then the government can use some to pay down their debt.
I am writing up a formal evidence report for all of this. You can see part one of my exposure of The Machine here. It won't be immediately apparent how it ties into the Fed, but believe me, it does.
Will I be paying taxes?
I am thinking...
Fuck
No