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Performance Anxiety
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posted 30 September 2004 10:32 PM      Profile for Performance Anxiety        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
It's called DeTAX Canada, for those out in the West or those wishing to evade Canadian taxes:

quote:
Do you realize that Canada, like Australia, is a hoax, a fraud, a phony country and a commercial extortion racket? And, do you realize that the Queen is little more than a pretender and a prostitute to the international banksters relative to portraying herself as the Queen of Canada (or of Australia)?

Or

quote:
WESTERN CANADA INDEPENDENCE
Posted: Feb 2, 2003

Attention! Anyone living in: ~~
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia,
Yukon, NWT or Nunavit
[ SPECIAL NOTICE ]

Obtain a copy of the "Declaration of Independence and Petition for Separation" at the Western Canada Concept website.


Is this sh*t for real?


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posted 30 September 2004 10:52 PM      Profile for Contrarian     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Such a colourful website; I would have gone blind if my eyes had not clouded over at the stupidity of it. I did see the name of the detaxer advocate; Eldon Warman.

If you google his name you find some interesting sites pro and con [the "Eldon Warman sucks" site plays a lively version of the Gilligan's Island theme, if anyone misses it.]


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'lance
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posted 30 September 2004 11:18 PM      Profile for 'lance     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Such a colourful website; I would have gone blind if my eyes had not clouded over at the stupidity of it.

Both our eyes and our brains are so important to us, nature has ways of protecting them, even when we take risks with them. I find it quite heartening, really.


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paxamillion
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posted 30 September 2004 11:26 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
But that it were true.... alas, a sure way to a long and difficult loss with the federal revenue people.
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posted 30 September 2004 11:48 PM      Profile for Gir Draxon     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
If they were serious about me downloading their documentation on how to avoid taxes, maybe they would make me click through 10,000 fewer introduction pages
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kuri
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posted 01 October 2004 07:55 AM      Profile for kuri   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
This guy's been in the news before.

I think there may have also been a W-Five piece about this "movement" awhile ago, but I can't find any link for it.

the certified accountants' take on them

This may explain why Mr. Warman isn't in jail yet for tax evasion:

quote:
According to Mr. Proulx, in 2000 the CCRA prosecuted 150 tax evasion cases, a number of them detaxers. ... The detaxers come to court and "make a farce of the legal system, and try to drag it out as much as they can," says Mr. Proulx. "Every time we get one of these individuals to court, it usually takes two to three years before everything gets sorted out and we get a decision or sentence." Detaxers often defend themselves, so they don't spend huge sums in lawyer fees and can drag it out as long as possible.

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Sine Ziegler
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posted 01 October 2004 08:59 PM      Profile for Sine Ziegler     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
As far as I have heard from some of the collection officer's in my building, Detax'rs might spend a long time on their first case. However, when they get the same judge in court, for the same type of offence, the judge gets irritated and shortens as much as possible. They angrily tell the Detax'rs that they never want to see them in their courtroom ever again.

Sometimes it takes a while to realise, as a CRA employee, when you are working with a client, that they are in fact a Detaxer. You see, they are very nice and sweet. Never rude or abrasive.


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Vicegerent
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posted 03 October 2004 01:50 PM      Profile for Vicegerent        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Ever stop to think that maybe Warman has not been charged with anything because he is totally correct? And, maybe, the ones who whil eventually be spending a long time in the crowbar hotel are the CRA agents and judges?

As far as i know, there has not been one refutation, and certainly not one proven refutation, of any of Warman's claims that the whole British system is nothing but a fraud, hoax and evil game of pretend.

May I suggest you also read and comment on
Warman's Magna Carta webpage: http://www.detaxcanada.org/carta.htm

Vicegerent


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posted 06 October 2004 01:04 PM      Profile for Vicegerent        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
As I read Warman's webpage, he is not suggesting 'evading tax'. He is telling you that you are paying taxes to which you are not subject. That is neither 'tax evasion' nor 'tax avoidance'.

So, you think/thought you had to/have to file a 'tax return - 1040 (USA) or T1 (Canada)?

A 'person' is a legal entity - a fiction. A 'person' is not a free will man or woman, as created by Creator God. If 'natural person' is
used to describe you, then it is a legal fiction name (usually all caps or family name first) supposedly attached to your body (originally
by the birth certificate of immigration papers), and supposedly changes your status from 'free will' to that of 'galley slave' on the make-believe ship called the 'UNITED STATES' in the USA, or the 'CROWN" in Canada.

The Canadian Income Tax Act, and Title 26 USC, as all Acts or Statutes of government, (USA or Canada) are only applicable to 'persons'.
Section 2 of the Income Tax Act of Canada says that 'every person' resident in Canada shall pay an income tax. Section 150 says that 'every person' resident in Canada shall file a 'return of income' in prescribed form each year.

Similarly worded statements to this effect are in Title 26 USC. See [Title 26 USC Sec. 1 individual taxed', and then go to Sec.7701(a)(1)- 'person' defined]

Therefore, if you are not a 'person', why are you filing and paying income tax? You need only to file for the 'legal entity' which the government has attached to your body, and that means '$0.00'
taxes for you, as you are not taxable, and there is NO legislation requiring you, a free will man or woman, to pay any tax.

And, if you choose to pay the legal entity (all caps version of your name) less than the basic exemption for ITS supposed services as your 'agent in commerce', then you take NONE of your money to pay ITS taxes - because IT doesn't owe any.

Learn more about this by going to Eldon Warman's webpage:

http://www.detaxcanada.org/forced.htm

The form names are different in the USA, but the required lines on the forms to be used are identical.

Vicegerent


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posted 06 October 2004 01:10 PM      Profile for Contrarian     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Why should I believe anything a 'legal fiction' tells me?
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posted 06 October 2004 01:14 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
First, you are ignoring our convention by signing your name to your posts -- your name appears to the left of your post when it displays.

Second, if you scroll up in the thread and read some of the actual case law presented by chartered accountants and other organizations, you'll see that this detaxing advice is a ticket to possible jail time and very large penalties.

I have a friend who bought into this nonsense and is now making payments on a huge tax bill, after losing a case against CRA.

[ 06 October 2004: Message edited by: paxamillion ]


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posted 06 October 2004 02:04 PM      Profile for Mr. Magoo   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
A 'person' is a legal entity - a fiction. A 'person' is not a free will man or woman, as created by Creator God. If 'natural person' is
used to describe you, then it is a legal fiction name (usually all caps or family name first) supposedly attached to your body (originally
by the birth certificate of immigration papers), and supposedly changes your status from 'free will' to that of 'galley slave' on the make-believe ship called the 'UNITED STATES' in the USA, or the 'CROWN" in Canada.

How do you handle health care when you need it?

If your "legal entity" hasn't paid any taxes, and since you're not that "legal entity" anyway, do you pay cash up front?

Or do you weasel out of it by pretending to be a "legal entity" with a Health Card, paid for by all those other gullible "legal entities" and their "illegal" tax?

Have it your way if you want, legal entity. You just can't have it both ways. When you refuse to pay taxes, the police have every right to refuse to protect you, the courts have every right to refuse to defend you, and the health care system has every right to refuse to help you. Got a plan for that?


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posted 06 October 2004 02:12 PM      Profile for Contrarian     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Incidently, money is also a legal fiction; so why shouldn't a fictitious person pay fictitious money to their fictitious government.
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Doug
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posted 06 October 2004 03:07 PM      Profile for Doug   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
For that matter, presumably your money mostly comes to you as a result of legal contracts requiring payments to be made to your legal person. By this reasoning, you'd have to hand back your paycheques and/or sales receipts too.
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posted 06 October 2004 05:58 PM      Profile for worker_drone        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
How do you handle health care when you need it?

I know several people who tried this scheme and won their court cases with the CCRA.

One of them thought that he had won, until he tried renewing his passport - "sorry sir, you're not a person, we cannot issue you a passport". He pays taxes now.

The other lost several thousand dollars when his credit union went under. All the deposits were insured, and when he tried to claim that insurance - "sorry sir, you're not a person. You're not covered". He pays taxes now too.


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posted 06 October 2004 09:28 PM      Profile for Agent 204   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Does this mean that if someone becomes an "unperson" in this way, and you kidnap and torture them, the most you could be convicted of is cruelty to animals?
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Vicegerent
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posted 06 October 2004 09:57 PM      Profile for Vicegerent        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Seems that there are a lot of weirdos out there who like to pay extortion (called taxes) they don't have any reason to pay. Oh well! Someone has to pay the 'fair share' of extortion we detaxers are refusing to pay.

Since the accountants and lawyers work in, and as, legal fictions in the fiction (Land of Oz) world, they, for sure, are going to mouth threats and inuendo to keep the 'loot' coming in.

Warman does not advocate getting rid of the 'person' legal fiction, or becoming a non-person. He merely shows you that you, and the legal fiction are not 'one and the same'; and, that the Income Tax Act of Canada ONLY applies to legal fictions. Hey! If you like to be ripped off by your ignorance and stupidity, Have At It!

By following Warman's program, there is no problem with such things as health care and passports.

A country as rich in resources should have no need to rip off the people to pay for services.
Alberta is doing quite well on its oil right now.

No, its all about people control on a make-believe ship - a collectivist one world scheme to empoverish all except the elite.

Anyway, there are First Nations and offshore countries which will issue passports, and do no have tax ripoffs based upon legal fiction names.

Vicegerent


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posted 06 October 2004 10:25 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by worker_drone:
One of them thought that he had won, until he tried renewing his passport - "sorry sir, you're not a person, we cannot issue you a passport". He pays taxes now.

The other lost several thousand dollars when his credit union went under. All the deposits were insured, and when he tried to claim that insurance - "sorry sir, you're not a person. You're not covered". He pays taxes now too.


Hee! That's a great story, worker_drone. I love it.

It's true, this is nothing new. Back when The Wealthy Boomer was a print magazine (I think it's only an online mag now, isn't it?) I saw it at a drug store next to the laundromat where I was washing my clothes. Desperate for something other than Cosmo to read, I bought it. And there was a big article about the detaxing thing too. Presented both sides, and they included a warning from Revenue Canada that it wasn't actually legal. But of course the editorial slant was that this was a just tax revolt on the same principle as the Boston Tea Party, blah blah blah.


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Vicegerent
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posted 07 October 2004 12:37 AM      Profile for Vicegerent        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Hmmm... Maybe you could explain to me why it is logical for whomever it was you cite who lost 'several thousand dollars' on the collapse of a credit union to now get back into the system as a legal fiction taxpayer and pay 'several thousand dollars a year' in income tax extortion.

Just how 'blonde' is Michelle?

Vicegerent


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posted 07 October 2004 01:17 AM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I'm a brunette. But thanks for asking!
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posted 07 October 2004 01:45 AM      Profile for Contrarian     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Possibly some posts are giving you a few gray hairs?
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posted 07 October 2004 01:50 AM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Nah, I earned these greys much more honourably.
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arborman
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posted 07 October 2004 02:31 AM      Profile for arborman     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I assume Viceregent is Warman (same age anyway)...

I like the bit on your third page where you tell people to use deadly force against taxes.

What can I say, but you are wrong. anything we say will just be seen as evidence of blinkers on our eyes, scales that blind us from the obvious truth you see. Enjoy your little world, the rest of us are working on building a healthy society.

Buhbye.


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Sine Ziegler
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posted 07 October 2004 10:07 AM      Profile for Sine Ziegler     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Just how 'blonde' is Michelle?

You are a fucking idiot in more ways than one.


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posted 07 October 2004 10:12 AM      Profile for Lard Tunderin' Jeezus   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
...actually, being such an idiot, I doubt that he's getting any.
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paxamillion
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posted 07 October 2004 10:20 AM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Lard tunderin' jeesus:
...actually, being such an idiot, I doubt that he's getting any.

Now that he's taken a shot at Michelle, BWAGA is out for him, too.


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posted 07 October 2004 12:16 PM      Profile for aRoused     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Fun. I remeber one of the foil-hat brigade appearing on UMFM in Winnipeg, explaining how courts didn't have jurisdiction over him because they put the flag in the wrong place, or, no, wait, it was because the flag was the 'official' flag of the country.

quote:
Toronto lawyer David Sherman, an authority on tax law, has little patience for detaxer theories. "Detaxers say that because of such and such an analysis going back to the Magna Carta or something, the government can't impose taxes and therefore the income tax is voluntary. That's like telling someone that you can cure AIDS by boiling toads under a full moon and inhaling the steam while you stand on one foot reciting Hamlet's soliloquy backwards. The idea is any medical professional would recognize that as nonsense, though someone desperate enough might try it if [he doesn't] know what's going on. These detaxers think they can know law without having any legal training. They read something that looks like it is written in English, but it's not, it's actually law and they think they understand it."

As a public service, and because Googling 'Anglo Saxon common law' will mostly bring up detaxing websites, I provide a link to...

The Anglo-Saxon Dooms, 560-975

Interesting passages include:
Alfred:
Of a holdgetael.

37. If a man from one holdgetael wish to seek a lord in another holdgetael, let him do it with the knowledge of the ealdorman whom he before followed in his shire. If he do it without his knowledge, let him who entertains him as his man pay 120 shillings as wite; let him, however, deal the half to the king in the shire where he before followed, half in that into which he comes. If he has done anything wrong where he before was, let him make bot for it who has their received him as his man; and to the king 120 shillings as wite.

I submit that, being born into servitude in the holgetael of Canada, our learned friend must seek permission from the Governor General to 'follow another lord' in the holgetael of, well, in this case, becoming a freedman. I really doubt that our learned friend has paid 120 shillings for the crime of leaving to follow another lord without due consent of his ealdorman (ie, the GG).

Speaking of lordless men:
Athelstan:
Of lordless men.

2. And we have ordained: respecting those lordless men of whom no law can be got, that the kindred be commanded that they domicile him to folkright, and find him a lord in the folkmote; and if they then will not or cannot produce him at the term, then be he thenceforth a flyma, and let him slay him for a thief who can come at him: and whoever after that shall harbour him, let him pay for him according to his wer, or by it clear himself.

Have your parents found you a lord at the folkmote? No? I guess you'll be outlawed then, and the general public permitted to slay you should they choose. What's that you say? There hasn't been a folkmote? I guess you'll have to go live with your parents, then, and they'll have to pay a fine equal to your wergild value.

Incidentally, I'd compare these to the discussions of 'Anglo-Saxon Common Law' from the detaxing websites, except that they don't actually discuss any kind of Anglian law except to state that it probably came from Jewish traders (Nope.), and was represented by the Golden Rule (Nope, or at least, nope except for the wergild concept that was designed to make fighting and killing people financially unappealing).

Back to Athelstan:
Of exchange.

11. And let no man exchange any property without the witness of the reeve, or of the mass-priest, or of the landlord, or of the hordere, or of other unlying man. If any one do so, let him give thirty shillings, and let the landlord take possession of the exchange.

You *did* get a notary public to go grocery shopping with you last week, right? You didn't? Oh, dear. Better give your groceries (and thirty shillings) to your landlord..

That a man buy not out of port.

13. And we have ordained: that no man buy any property out of port over twenty pence; but let him buy there within, on the witness of the portreeve, or of another unlying man: or further, on the witness of the reeves at the folkmote.

You live in central Canada, don't you? It must be a pain to have to take a flight to Halifax or Vancouver to go shopping..

So there's your 'Anglo-Saxon Common Law'.


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posted 07 October 2004 01:14 PM      Profile for Contrarian     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Hwaet, aRoused! Thaet was gode link.
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Vicegerent
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posted 07 October 2004 02:49 PM      Profile for Vicegerent        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Seems that the Pope's 'damage control goons' have come out like a swarm of mad hornets on this forum.

Even Jack Foster, posing as 'arborman' the inbred mental retard from Kentucky who threatens himself as 'Wilkill', has sniffed out this 'anti-detax' forum. Hmm... You can see this jerk at: http://home1.gte.net/fosterjd/author.htm

Seems as though, in his paranoia of anyone espousing 'individual unalienable rights', he sees a Warman under every bed his multiple personalities - Austin Rayder, Quantrell, Abbot, and 100 others - chance to inhabit.

Anyway, it is sad that all you 'retards' seem to like your status as a victim of the Pope's extortion racket, called income tax; and obviously really love your enslavement.

And, aRoused, (obviously telling everyone that you are a 'circumcised prick'), no one says that the Anglo-Saxon people were perfect. Few men of any age seem to be able to follow God's Law - the negative golden rule, to its fullest; however, that does not deprecate Anglo-Saxon common law as being a system of law based upon God's Law. And it is certainly superior to the imposition of 'ship's law' upon the people by playing a game of pretend (legal fictions called 'natural persons' - make believe slave crewmembers, and make-believe ships called corporations and bodies politic). The latter is the basis of the extortion racket by the Pontifex Maximus (Pope of Rome) and his not so Holy Roman Empire - which Canada and the USA are claimed to be part of.

Let's see some of you jerks make an honest argument, instead of 'ad hominum' attacks without
mentioning or refuting any of my statements by historical or legal facts.

Let's start by having someone tell me when 'forever' was declared to have ended. The word is used in the Magna Carta - last section, and it is used in the Treaty of Verona (1213) regarding England being a vassal to the Holy Roman Empire.

Vicegerent


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quote:
Anyway, it is sad that all you 'retards' seem to like your status as a victim of the Pope's extortion racket

quote:
And, aRoused, (obviously telling everyone that you are a 'circumcised prick')

quote:
Let's see some of you jerks make an honest argument, instead of 'ad hominum' attacks

Who wants in on the banning pool? I've got tomorrow, 10am.


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posted 07 October 2004 02:57 PM      Profile for Scott Piatkowski   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Magoo:
Who wants in on the banning pool? I've got tomorrow, 10am.

Why wait until then?


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quote:
Originally posted by Vicegerent:
...the Pope's 'damage control goons' have come out...
...Anyway, it is sad that all you 'retards' seem to like your status as a victim of the Pope's extortion racket, called income tax; and obviously really love your enslavement...
...no one says that the Anglo-Saxon people were perfect...
...that does not deprecate Anglo-Saxon common law as being a system of law based upon God's Law...
...the extortion racket by the Pontifex Maximus (Pope of Rome) and his not so Holy Roman Empire - which Canada and the USA are claimed to be part of...
...Let's see some of you jerks make an honest argument, instead of 'ad hominum' attacks without mentioning or refuting any of my statements by historical or legal facts....
...The word is used in the Magna Carta - last section, and it is used in the Treaty of Verona (1213) regarding England being a vassal to the Holy Roman Empire...

You appear to hate the Pope and presumably all Roman Catholics.

The Anglo-Saxons were Roman Catholics.
The Normans/English who produced the Magna Carta were Roman Catholics.
The Treaty of Verona was signed by Roman Catholics.

You have a real problem here, don't you?

[ 07 October 2004: Message edited by: Contrarian ]


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posted 07 October 2004 03:02 PM      Profile for josh     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Anyone have a straight jacket?
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posted 07 October 2004 03:09 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Taxes are the Pope's extortion racket?

Whoookay.


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posted 07 October 2004 03:11 PM      Profile for Bacchus     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Hmm considering income taxes were started by Regency England and Revolutionary France (cant remember which started it, jsut that both had it) and both were decidedly NON_catholic, I think this dude has a problem with logical hatred

Geez even the KKK had logic, albeit twisted


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paxamillion
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posted 07 October 2004 03:16 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Scott Piatkowski:
Why wait until then?

Black tie and sneakers this time?


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Scott Piatkowski
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posted 07 October 2004 03:18 PM      Profile for Scott Piatkowski   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Performance Anxiety:
It's called DeTAX Canada, for those out in the West or those wishing to evade Canadian taxes.

After reading the stuff on the site and posted to this thread, I'd recommend that these people by referred to DeTOX Canada.

Michelle, should we take your comment to mean that S/he/it is being banned? Please?


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paxamillion
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posted 07 October 2004 03:22 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Scott Piatkowski:
After reading the stuff on the site and posted to this thread, I'd recommend that these people by referred to DeTOX Canada.

Unfortunately, due to Liberal health care cutbacks, they have a waiting list.


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Michelle
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posted 07 October 2004 03:32 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Scott Piatkowski:

After reading the stuff on the site and posted to this thread, I'd recommend that these people by referred to DeTOX Canada.

Michelle, should we take your comment to mean that S/he/it is being banned? Please?


No - I mean, what has he really done? Called people a couple of names - that's not really bannable, and it's usually let slide the first couple of times.

However, Vicegerent, it would probably be best if you didn't call other babblers "retards" and "pricks" if you want your stay at babble to be a long and fruitful one.


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Mr. Magoo
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posted 07 October 2004 03:40 PM      Profile for Mr. Magoo   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Okay, I revise my pick: Next Friday, 10am.
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Scott Piatkowski
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posted 07 October 2004 03:46 PM      Profile for Scott Piatkowski   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Michelle:
No - I mean, what has he really done? Called people a couple of names - that's not really bannable, and it's usually let slide the first couple of times.

Well, let's see...

quote:
You agree, through your use of this service, that you will not use this discussion board to post any material that is knowingly false and/or defamatory. You agree to avoid personal insults, attacks and mischievous antagonism (otherwise known as trolling). You will not post material that is inaccurate, abusive, vulgar, hateful, harassing, obscene, threatening, invasive of a person's privacy or otherwise violative of any law. You understand that racist, sexist, homophobic and other excluding language is not appropriate on babble.

I'll defer to your judgement, Michelle, but I think he's crossed the line.


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Michelle
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posted 07 October 2004 03:49 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I think so too. Which is why I just warned him.

If you want everyone kicked off who crosses the line once or twice, then this forum is going to have tumbleweeds blowing through it.


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Scott Piatkowski
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posted 07 October 2004 03:54 PM      Profile for Scott Piatkowski   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I've made to 3000 posts without ever once violating the policy statement (note the halo that surrounds each of my posts)
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Michelle
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posted 07 October 2004 03:54 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Bah. Talk to the hand.
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paxamillion
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posted 07 October 2004 03:56 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Michelle:
If you want everyone kicked off who crosses the line once or twice, then this forum is going to have tumbleweeds blowing through it.

*whistles theme song to The Good, The Bad and The Ugly*


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'lance
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posted 07 October 2004 04:07 PM      Profile for 'lance     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Who can resist?

do-do-do-do-do...

WAH WAH WAH! (hoo! hah!)

do-do-do-do-do...

WAH WAH WAH! (etc., etc.)


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paxamillion
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posted 07 October 2004 04:11 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by 'lance:
Who can resist?

A classic!


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Vicegerent
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posted 07 October 2004 04:35 PM      Profile for Vicegerent        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Well Michelle,

Sorry to have crashed your 'detaxer stomping party'. So, enjoy yourselves!

Albeit for me to question your enjoyment of your sucker/slavery status you impose upon yourselves.

Warman seems to be able to attract an ever increasing readership of his vast website, and
since he is non-commercial, I suspect he could give a rat's ass what stupid people, like those posting on this forum who are supportive of the Pope's extortion racket, do with their lives.

And, if any of you have the guts to look, you
will find supportive evidence on the following website regarding the Pope's and the Vatican's
involvement in the secular world of the Holy Roman Empire: http://www.atgpress.com/kifap/indexjm.htm

Tootle ooh!

Vicegerent


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Stephen Gordon
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posted 07 October 2004 04:38 PM      Profile for Stephen Gordon        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I looked, and I was frightened.
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Michelle
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posted 07 October 2004 04:38 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Vicegerent:
I suspect he could give a rat's ass what stupid people, like those posting on this forum who are supportive of the Pope's extortion racket, do with their lives.

Yeah. Well, that's just about enough of that. Since you think everyone here are "retards", "stupid", etc., and you obviously can't handle following the babble policy you signed up for, then I'll do you a really big favour and help you overcome your urge to post here.


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paxamillion
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posted 07 October 2004 04:41 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Mind telling the folks in the pool what the exact ban time was, Michelle?
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Michelle
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posted 07 October 2004 04:43 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
About thirty seconds after my last post there.
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Bacchus
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posted 07 October 2004 04:50 PM      Profile for Bacchus     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
LOL and Mr warman has already been convicted in BC and had his appeal dismissed based on his idea that he is no subject to our courts

For assault no less


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Rufus Polson
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posted 07 October 2004 05:01 PM      Profile for Rufus Polson     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Just got here, missed all the fun. Awwww. That was a glorious post on Anglo-Saxon law.
Swa scal man post. Way to break Vicegerent's mead-benches.
(What's a "gerent" anyway--let alone a vice one? Maybe it was a grammatical reference and he meant "Vicegerund")

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paxamillion
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posted 07 October 2004 05:03 PM      Profile for paxamillion   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Or a play on "viceregent".
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Michelle
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posted 07 October 2004 05:45 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
In any case, folks, it's not nice to speak ill of the banned, since they can't speak back, so...
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arborman
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posted 07 October 2004 07:25 PM      Profile for arborman     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Vicegerent:

Even Jack Foster, posing as 'arborman' the inbred mental retard from Kentucky who threatens himself as 'Wilkill', has sniffed out this 'anti-detax' forum. Hmm... You can see this jerk at: http://home1.gte.net/fosterjd/author.htm


Hmm, that was odd. Who the hell is Jack Foster (I shudder to find out). A real first, being so labelled. Arborwoman will be shocked when I reveal my secret identity to her: Honey, I'm inbred!


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Contrarian
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posted 08 October 2004 12:14 AM      Profile for Contrarian     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Seems a nice enough guy; sociologist; writes about public education; lives in Kentucky [is this your secret life arborman?]
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aRoused
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posted 08 October 2004 05:29 AM      Profile for aRoused     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Argh, I forgot about the assault charge. Those Anglian legal documents were all about the wergild. But proving Warman or Viceregent are ceorls would be difficult: did either of them make enough money to afford spear, sword, shield and mail?

Oh, just for the record, I *am* a circumcised prick.

[ 08 October 2004: Message edited by: aRoused ]


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Tommy_Paine
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posted 08 October 2004 09:04 PM      Profile for Tommy_Paine     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Seems over complicated to me.

Just do what everyone else does if you don't want to pay taxes. Open up a business and contribute to the the Liberal Party.


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Animal_Farm
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posted 09 October 2004 06:07 PM      Profile for Animal_Farm     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Vicegerent:
Warman does not advocate getting rid of the 'person' legal fiction, or becoming a non-person. He merely shows you that you, and the legal fiction are not 'one and the same'; and, that the Income Tax Act of Canada ONLY applies to legal fictions.

It may interest members to look at the word "person" in the law. From the Income Tax Act:

quote:
2. (1) An income tax shall be paid, as required by this Act, on the taxable income for each taxation year of every person resident in Canada at any time in the year.

Income Tax Act on the Web

Then,

quote:
"taxpayer" includes any person whether or not liable to pay tax;
so a taxpayer is a person. Interpretation Section of Income Tax Act

What is a person?

quote:
"person", or any word or expression descriptive of a person, includes any corporation, and any entity exempt, because of subsection 149(1), from tax under Part I on all or part of the entity's taxable income and the heirs, executors, liquidators of a succession, administrators or other legal representatives of such a person, according to the law of that part of Canada to which the context extends;

What is an individual? The Income Tax Act says:

quote:
"individual" means a person other than a corporation;

yet the Excise Tax Act says:

quote:
Excise Tax Act, Chapter E-15, Section 2:
"individual" means a natural person;

Why does the Income Tax Act provide such a complicated description of person when the Bank Act says simply:

quote:
Part I, Section 2 of the Bank Act: "person" means a natural person, an entity or a personal representative;

The Interpretation Act, sec. 35 states:

quote:
"person", or any word or expression descriptive of a person, includes a corporation;

Interesting how different laws define the word "person" differently isn't it?

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