American Tyranny

Name: American Tyranny
Price: $3.99 USD
Author: Michael Sawukaytis et al
ISBN: 9781481733083

OUR TAX-APOCALYPSE-Cause for the FairTax and The Abolishment of the IRS?

by Michael Sawukaytis et al

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Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 8/28/2013

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 272

ISBN : 9781481733083

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 6x9

Page Count : 272

ISBN : 9781481733090

About the Book

2013 marks the 100th anniversary of our federal income tax enacted in 1913. This book is based on sound legal research, court records, compelling exhibits and actual litigation by the author. To understand Our Tax-Apocalypse, the reader will discover that the federal income tax collected today is NOT the federal income tax enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1913 or defined by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1916. Driven by boundless arrogance, this special unauthorized income tax is possibly the root cause for the destruction of our freedom and our economy. Th e reader will also learn that there is a tangible remedy on the horizon IF the will of Th e People so chooses. Th e remedy is a simpler tax called ‘Th e FairTax’ and it’s designed to emancipate our citizens from acts of federal peonage and restore the prosperity of our economy so that Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness are once again achievable goals for our future generations to come. “When the government fears the people, there is liberty; when the people fear the government, there is tyranny.” -Thomas Jefferson
Thank you Michael Sawukaytis- Author

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Customer Reviews

"?Constantly raising taxes has become the easiest solution for our politicians because it allows them to avoid having to deal with the real issues and problems that are affecting our nation.?

This book is clear and engaging. It is in part the story of our American tax code, why it started and how it has changed. That story is highly topical at this moment and will therefore be of intense interest to those Americans who wonder why and how the IRS has become such a hydra-headed monster. The author, Michael Sawukaytis, clarifies this process; his factual approach is logical and organized. But the book is also his own story: ?The chapters and its insights are based on a young man?s actual journey to the U.S. Supreme Court confirming his American peonage after learning the truth about our federal income tax system and his desire to constitutionally comply?. After being punished for complying with the law, he was found liable for a special income tax never enacted by congress and has learned to live the life of an American Peon.?

American Tyranny takes us step by step through the history of taxation and through the author?s case, which he uses as an example of what can happen to someone trapped in the jungle of tax laws, many of which seem arbitrary in the extreme. For example, he notes that the letters sent to presumed miscreant taxpayers are ?unsigned? ? seeming to suggest that individual IRS workers do not stand behind their own work but can use the threat of the form letter to wield their power. Once someone starts trying to navigate the system, he or she may be negatively pigeonholed as a ?tax protestor? (the author points out that while the IRS can?t say someone IS a tax protestor, they can say that someone ?acts like? a tax protestor). Recording such events as being given only a short time to present one?s case in court and then being constantly interrupted by non-substantive questions that are obviously designed to curtail the presen

Barbara Scott
"?Constantly raising taxes has become the easiest solution for our politicians because it allows them to avoid having to deal with the real issues and problems that are affecting our nation.?

This book is clear and engaging. It is in part the story of our American tax code, why it started and how it has changed. That story is highly topical at this moment and will therefore be of intense interest to those Americans who wonder why and how the IRS has become such a hydra-headed monster. The author, Michael Sawukaytis, clarifies this process; his factual approach is logical and organized. But the book is also his own story: ?The chapters and its insights are based on a young man?s actual journey to the U.S. Supreme Court confirming his American peonage after learning the truth about our federal income tax system and his desire to constitutionally comply?. After being punished for complying with the law, he was found liable for a special income tax never enacted by congress and has learned to live the life of an American Peon.?

American Tyranny takes us step by step through the history of taxation and through the author?s case, which he uses as an example of what can happen to someone trapped in the jungle of tax laws, many of which seem arbitrary in the extreme. For example, he notes that the letters sent to presumed miscreant taxpayers are ?unsigned? ? seeming to suggest that individual IRS workers do not stand behind their own work but can use the threat of the form letter to wield their power. Once someone starts trying to navigate the system, he or she may be negatively pigeonholed as a ?tax protestor? (the author points out that while the IRS can?t say someone IS a tax protestor, they can say that someone ?acts like? a tax protestor). Recording such events as being given only a short time to present one?s case in court and then being constantly interrupted by non-substantive questions that are obviously designed to curtail the presen

Barbara Scott

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