Q: Is this one of the things that needed to be organically discovered?

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Anon believes that George Hansen was set up. In the summer of 1983, knowingly or unknowingly Hansen disrupted the training of an MKULTRA candidate at a military base in Georgia. Hansen's one time opponent Frank Church, exposed MKULTRA. In January 1984, Hansen publishes a book criticizing the IRS. Hansen was convicted in 1984. Politics is brutal

Of great interest:

Snippets from Congressman Frank Church's (D) wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Church

In the 1968 Senate election, Church (D) won with over 60 percent of the vote against Republican challenger and U.S. Representative George V. Hansen, in contrast with the concurrent presidential election where Republican candidate Richard Nixon got nearly 57 percent of the popular vote in Idaho.

Church gained national prominence during his service in the Senate through his chairmanship of the U.S. Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities from 1975 through 1976, more commonly known as the Church Committee, which conducted extensive hearings investigating extra-legal FBI and CIA intelligence-gathering and covert operations. The committee investigated CIA drug smuggling activities in the Golden Triangle and secret U.S.-backed wars in Third World countries.[35][36][37][38] Together with Senator Sam Ervin's committee inquiries,the Church Committee hearings laid the groundwork for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978.

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Snippets from Congressman George Hansen's (R) Wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_V._Hansen

Hansen was known as one of the most conservative members of Congress, and a particularly vocal critic of the Internal Revenue Service.

To harass our people: The IRS and government abuse of power, Positive Publications, (1984).

Snippets from "The US Marshals, Are they really who they believe they are?"

https://www.supremelaw.org/authors/riot/USMarshalServicevsUSMarshals.pdf

Vindicated Congressman Hansen

The government drove George Hansen, a 7 -term veteran us lawmaker out of Congress, sent him to prison and financially destroyed him and his family ! It took ten long years , but the U.S. Supreme Court now confirms that federal prosecution of Congressman George Hansen SHOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED! Congressman George Hansen was a seven term congressman from Idaho at the time of his prosecution. Ex -Representative Richard Stallings, the Democrat who defeated Hansen in 1984, said the conviction was the key . "George could have had the 2nd district as long as he wanted. If he hadn't gotten in trouble, he'd probably be the Chairman of the Banking Committee."

In December of 1995, the conviction was vacated by the trial judge in Washington D.C. who managed to delay Hansen’s release for another 5 months. Between “diesel therapy ” and other tortures at the hands of fellow Americans in the US Marshal Service, Hansen is a shell of what he used to be. In the case of Congressman Hansen, his wife did not know if he was dead or alive.His lawyer could not find him and there fore could not file court papers on time. Even the members of congress who were still trying to help him, could not locate him. During his diesel therapy he disappeared into the black hole dug by the United States Marshal Service.

Hansen got back his $40,000, but wants a lot more. He's asking the House to withdraw its reprimand and pay him for legal fees and lost wages. "I feel like the guy On Boot Hill with the tombstone that says. "Hanged by Mistake," Hansen said. Along with Congressman Traficant Congressman Hansen was one of the first members of Congress, to point a finger at the privately owned and controlled US Fed and its PRIVATE collection agency … the IRS . In the late 70s he wrote a book called "To Harass Our People". Hansen was the first to get a full scale investigation into the crimes of the IRS against the American people. Outrage over what he discovered played a major role in the subsequent writing and ultimate passage of the 1988 "Taxpayers Bill of Rights .”. Without the determination of Congressman Hansen, by now the IRS would probably be the American equal to the Gestapo.Hansen was concerned about the operation of the Federal Reserve and the undue power it exercises over the National Debt and Congress. He was planning an investigation into these matters when charges were filed.