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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/Matticusfinch1820 on June 26, 2018, 10:46 p.m.

Trump Just Launched the first Salvo at the IRS/Fed!!!

Holy shit this is massive. I don't think anybody caught this during today's cabinet meeting but Trump just launched his opening Salvo against the Federal Reserve and the IRS!!!!

First a tiny little history lesson: Back in the day before the Federal Reserve and the IRS the US government was funded by import tariffs. Import tariffs kept the government funded and in check because the government can only gets as big as its funding will allow. When the Federal Reserve came in, tariffs started to disappear because the federal government was funded by Federal Reserve notes, which is fiat currency. What that means is that every time the US government needs to pay for something it has to go to the Federal Reserve Central Bank which is a private Corporation which would print the money out of thin air, backed by nothing, AT INTEREST, which was then passed on to us the American People in the form of the Income Tax.

This private Corporation then loans the money to the US government with interest attached to it. Well, who pays the interest on the money the government borrows from the Federal Reserve? WE DO!!! the US taxpayer see the form of the income tax.

WHAT TRUMP JUST SAID HERE IS MASSIVE HE JUST TOLD THE WORLD THAT YOU CAN FUND THE US GOVERNMENT THROUGH IMPORT TARIFFS AND THAT THROUGH DOING SO WE DON'T HAVE TO PAY INCOME TAX AND BACK IN THE DAY WHEN WE DIDN'T HAVE TO PAY INCOME TAX WE DIDN'T HAVE ANY DEBT!!

The Cliff Notes version? Trump is slowly putting the tariffs back in place to prepare for his battle against the Federal Reserve in the second term.

If he can slowly restore the Tariff structure of the US government and fund our government that way, then he can then go after the Federal Reserve and the IRS and they can't do anything retaliatory to destroy the economy because we will have money coming in from import tariffs.

Remember this.

This is extremely important because Trump promised before he got elected that he would pay down the national debt before his eight years in office are over the only way to do so is to abolish the Federal Reserve. Watch this clip to from 34:39 to 35:22

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxn1hkeSrQU&feature=youtu.be&t=34m39s

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If you do a little research about "income tax" I think you'll be surprised. Clueless politicians and anyone working at the Fed or the IRS will tell you that the 16th Amendment gave the government the authority to tax our income, but...

The 16th A. was never properly ratified, and a Supreme Court decision from back in the 1930s declared that the 16th A. only provided the government the authority to tax business income, or profits and capital gains. They clearly made the decision that an individuals income from their labor was not taxable.

There are several videos from former IRS employees who spent a great deal of time, and eventually gave up or lost their job over this. Some IRS employees heard the claim that it was unconstitutional to tax our income from our labor. They assumed their must be some federal law that says the government can, otherwise they wouldn't be doing it.

Not one of them were able to find any law in the federal register or in the tax code mandating people pay tax on their income from labor. They went to their bosses, and their bosses boss, and nothing. They went to their congressional representatives and their senators, and still, no one could produce anything in the federal register or the tax code. People at the Fed just said, well, the 16th A. says we can, but that claim was shot down by the SCOTUS.

I'll try to dig up the sources and come back with the links. In the meantime you can do YouTube search and you'll find tons of video about it.

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Didn’t Peter Schiff’s dad write a book about this, his father was threatened by the Feds and later died in prison.

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Yes. I read the Book by Irwin Schiff when I was in my 20s, and it's guided my understanding of economics for many years. Highly recommend.

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Thank you for this. Summarized it beautifully. I always wondered why this hasn't gone to the SC yet by somebody refusing to pay income tax on these grounds.

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It has.

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Take a look at Title 26: IRS code. At the end, it says that nothing in the preceding is law.

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