More than one American Citizen has asked himself how the income tax provisions of Title 26, United States Code, could be reconciled with Constitutional protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, self-incrimination and so forth. How did he, a Sovereign Citizen of a nation founded on the principle that Government is subordinate to the People, become a slave to a system that not only takes his money, but his dignity and privacy as well?
The answer is surprising: the law is Constitutional as written, but not as practiced by the Internal Revenue Service, and many who now think they are required to file and pay may be able to arrange their affairs so that they are not liable. This discovery by many lay researchers driven by the IRS' criminal misconduct to research their legal status has generated a flood of books, seminars and other publications and services. This reviewer's decision to endorse this book and its author is based on the book's most prominent characteristic: it allows the Law, as embodied in precedent-setting legal decisions, to tell its own story.
As the reader proceeds through the text, he will learn exactly what type of tax was authorized by the 16th Amendment, whether indeed a special and new type of tax was created, and to whom that tax was intended to apply. The reader will learn what weight previous case decision by the Supreme Court carries, and how said case decision may serve as a battering ram to crumble the walls of confusion and obfuscation erected by both the executive power of government and the courts.
Furthermore, the reader will learn for himself what actions he may take, based upon the realization of his position under the Law, in order to protect and ensconce himself within an impenetrable legal foundation. This is in addition to tactically specific defenses discussed and demonstrated, in the event the government takes exception to the Citizen's understanding of the truth as is defined within the Law, and decides to proceed with the so-called "Alice in Wonderland" indictment.
The "N.T. Handbook" utilizes this lawful doctrine of stare decisis to underpin and reinforce every claim of the author's position on the various legal questions. Reference to, or citations from, more than 400 previously decided cases are included. Included also is a special index section with the 400 case cites listed under 28 subject headings, as well as a 29-page "Statement of Legal Position" letter plus a 12-page Affidavit of Sovereignty.
In addition, the N.T. Handbook includes a 3.5" floppy disk (IBM DSHD) with not only the above-referenced "Statement of Legal Position" letter and affidavit (in ASCII format), but also five FOIA/Privacy Act request letters requesting such information as the Individual Master File (IMF), Summary Assessment Certificates, Audit Information Management System (AIMS) files, and other important items. All the reader need do is fill in the blanks in order to utilize these forms. Also included on this disk is a listing of the relevant text of over 300 previously decided cases (over 85 pages), with all relevant points "Shepardized." This text may be used as is within briefs, pleadings, complaints and other legal documents.
DISCLAIMER: The information in the book and in the above review is not legal advice. Such advice must emanate from a legal professional conversant with the client's particular situation. The author is a lay researcher offering the fruits of his research to aid readers, with perhaps the assistance of counsel, in determining their own legal status and courses of action. Nothing in the book or the review should be construed to advocate or abet tax evasion, which is failure to pay taxes for which one is legally liable.
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