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212 Fruit from a Poisonous Tree
The IRS con game is exposed

For a good many years, I have heard Patriots and tax evaders of all stripes
argue that they were not subject to tax for as many reasons as I have hairs
on my head. Not many truly understand the proper argument and most
invariably loose their valiant fights, winding up in federal prison, primarily
because their arguments were not focused and were in most part devoid of
logic.
This chapter, titled “Mirrors of Illusion Broken,” concerns the taxing
power of the UNITED STATES and the average citizen’s relationship to
the federal government. Read carefully and follow the logic as well as the
supporting statutes and case law; they all have the same reoccurring theme
and all are supportive of the American people.
If this is the only chapter in the book that you remember, your life will
be changed forever.
The following chapter is a Memorandum of Law. I did not make many
changes, so it may not fit your particular situation to a tee, but in general the
sum and substance is the same for us all.

NONRESIDENT ALIEN

Plaintiffs in the above entitled action are nonresident aliens with respect
to the “United States” as those terms are defined in Title 26 U.S.C., and have
had no income effectively connected to a trade or business within the “United
States” or any source income derived from any excise taxable event. Plaintiffs
are not withholding agents, government employees or elected officials.
Defendant’s Revenue Officer (Name), District Director (Name), are
Internal Revenue employees. It appears from documentary evidence that
the Internal Revenue Service Agents, etc., are “agents of a foreign principal”
within the meaning and intent of the Foreign Agents Registration Act of
1938. They are directed and controlled by the corporate “Governor” of
“The Fund,” a.k.a., “Secretary of Treasury” and the corporate “Governor”
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of “The Bank,” said agents acting as “information-service employees” and
have been, and do now, solicit, collect, disburse, or dispense contribution,
tax-pecuniary contribution, loan money or other things of value, for, or in
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interest of such foreign principal, and they entered into agreements with a
foreign principal pursuant to Treasury Delegation Order No. 91, i.e., the
“Agency For International Development” . (Exhibit # ) The Internal Revenue
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