Rice McLeod and His IRS Discoveries
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Initially, Mr. McLeod used to be like everyone else; he
paid all of the taxes that he thought he owed and was very proud of doing
it. That is, until he discovered that American citizens, those people who
are the nationals living in the counties, have never owed income tax. Mr.
McLeod said it all started about ten to twelve years ago when pressure
from the IRS forced him to shut him down a business that he owned. The IRS
claimed that he owed them $74,000, but he couldn't understand why. He had
already paid them $100,000, yet not one penny of that money was going
toward what they were saying that he owed.
Also, anytime Mr. McLeod entered into a contract with the IRS he would abide by it, but they would never keep their end of the bargain. He would agree to pay a certain amount, yet they would still take money out of his bank account or whatever it was that they wanted to do. Nobody would listen to him; people would just say that he should have paid the IRS to begin with or say there had to be something wrong. You know, that type of thing. After being forced to shut his business down, Mr. McLeod went to work for another company where lo and behold the IRS came after him again. When all was said and done, they left him almost destitute with only $525 a month to live on for the rest of his life. At that point, the only option he had left was to fight them, so he set off to learn everything that he could about the IRS. Mr. McLeod took the IRS to court and ended up beating them with one simple question - where is the contract? He said he knew what the IRS was doing to him had to involve contracts. However, he couldn't do anything with the paperwork that he had put together until he got into court. He felt maybe the court knew where the contract was, so he wrote to the judge before going into court and asked him about it. Anyway, since the IRS didn't have a contract Mr. McLeod told the court he wanted the case dismissed with prejudice and the judge did just that. Two Different Governments Mr. McLeod went on to talk about how there are two different governments that are set up in this country. One of them is the United States democracy corporation where democracy is just a commercial form of government. Then there is We The People, which is the public. The only way that the U.S. government can come into the people's venue from their corporate venue is through the county where we live; it's not through the State or through Washington, D.C. Mr. McLeod explained how the people are the only one's who elect county officials. Officials such as the sheriff, the coroner and the county assessor etc. are individuals who make up the county government. When it comes to the IRS and determining tax liability, the one thing that has gotten everybody all twisted up is this idea of self-assessment and voluntary compliance. Those are ideas that the IRS has been indoctrinating us with our whole lives. Mr. McLeod said that when you self-assess yourself and voluntarily comply with the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), you effectively become IRS agent against yourself. More specifically, you become an agent against your "strawman", which is an entity bearing your name spelled in all capital letters. In the IRC, there are provisions that authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to appoint someone within the IRS to fill out tax forms for you if you don't do it. If they do that though, then they have to swear under the penalties of perjury that the tax return they make for you is true, correct and complete. The only problem is, IRS agents cannot and will not sign your tax return under penalties of perjury. It was here where it dawned on Mr. McLeod that this is the key to all taxes, whether it be income taxes, property taxes or anything else. The government never swears to their assessments under penalties of perjury; we always do. He said if they don't swear to it, then they can't come into our venue from their corporate venue unless they can get us to agree to what they say we owe. The IRS will send out their tax bills to people claiming that they owe the government money. Anyone receiving such a bill will either agree with the presentment or they will disagree with it and may go down to IRS office to argue with them about it. When they get there some agent may knock off part of the bill off, say 25% or so, if they will agree to pay the rest. This is what got Mr. McLeod to thinking about this whole idea of self-assessment. If you owed the tax to begin with, then why would they knock some of it off just because you went into their office and said you don't owe it. Well, it's all because they have to get your permission on what you are going to pay. It all stems from the IRS not filing returns and assessing you with a tax under the penalties of perjury. The IRS does what they do because we have always been taught that we are the ones who must swear under the penalties of perjury; therefore, they must be more powerful than we are. Yet, in reality, all corporations are subject to the codes, rules and regulations of the federal government, which includes Section 6065 of the IRC. Section 6065 says any return, declaration, statement, or other document required to be made under any provision of the internal revenue laws or regulations must be sworn to under the penalties of perjury. Thus, if the IRS comes into your venue and claims that you owe this corporate government anything, then they must swear that their claim is true. They don't do it, but they get our permission by getting us to agree with them. The IRS' strategy is to just ignore and harass us to the point where we agree to let them go ahead and do what it is that they are doing. According to Mr. McLeod, the Internal Revenue Service came into this country through something called the Brentwood Agreement. This Agreement allowed foreign entities to come into our country and forcibly collect money from us if we agreed that we owed them money. So, what the IRS has been doing is they get us to agree. They get us to self-assess a tax liability upon ourselves when in reality we should never do that. When you do that you literally become an IRS agent against the "strawman" and then you swear to it under the penalties of perjury. You, the natural person, become surety for the "strawman". They have never been a part of our government or a part of any part of our government other than the corporate side of things. The United States government itself has always been a corporation ever since its inception. However, Mr. McLeod said it wasn't until 1933 that our officials officially put it into operation in its corporate capacity by making everyone subject to it. It was here where the general public started paying attention to this federal corporation. Everyone got away from their county governments and started following all of this federal corporation's rules, regulations and codes. An American citizen does not have to follow codes, says Mr. McLeod. Codes are not the law, they are abrogations of the law and it has been said that an abrogation is fraud. They have tricked us into doing whatever it is they want us to do through fraudulent pretenses. All of us were born into this world as a natural person. We are free thinking human beings who have a God-given right to exist; we are not slaves owned and controlled by the government. However, in 1933 the corporate U.S. government began creating commercial entities for us through the issuance of birth certificates. That is the origin of the "strawman" and it's how they got control over us. They couldn't have living people as assets so they manufactured these commercial entities to give themselves the assets they needed to run their corporation. Mr. McLeod said they took our birth certificates and put a bond with it, which put us in the "warehouse" of the federal corporation. That allowed the corporate U.S. government to create the credit they needed to lend to the Federal Reserve Bank. When they did this we were then given unlimited liability, but we were also given unlimited credit. In addition to this, we were further put into a bind because the "strawman" was made a ward of the state. That meant the bar association would represent us in all areas concerning this federal corporation. Until you get that power of attorney away from the bar, then the bar and the corporate government will remain in control of you according to Mr. McLeod. Court Story There is not a statement any more true than the one that says that everything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. When you go into court they always make you fill out their interrogatories and depositions. They do that to gather all the facts so they can convict you in court; and your own attorney will help them get those facts because they will tell you that you have to fill those things out. Well, if you don't have an attorney, then the only thing you need to write into those spaces is: "I cannot make a legal determination about what you are asking me." That's because you don't have to make a legal determination about anything. Mr. McLeod told us a story about a woman who refused to fill out legal documents when she was in court. The judge told her he would find her in contempt if she didn't fill out everything they wanted her to. So, she complied with the judge's demand, but on all their 250 interrogatories she wrote the phrase: "I cannot make a legal determination about what you are asking me." That's not exactly what the court wanted, yet she did comply with the judge's demand. After handing it to the judge, he looked at it and asked, "You can't even make a legal determination about your name?" She told him, "You don't tell me anything, so I am not going to tell you anything." In short, the judge didn't find her in contempt of court. It's really that simple as to why we get ourselves into trouble; they get us to tell on ourselves. Rice McLeod's POA Strategy In the 12/18/01 edition of TaxTruth Neweletter, we featured Eddie Kahn who talked about giving the IRS power of attorney to file your tax returns. It was a strategy that Rice McLeod inspired him with, which went something like this. You respond to an IRS request for a tax return with a blank Form 1040 and cover letter. The cover letter says something like, "I don't believe that I am liable for any tax and I don't believe that I am required to file this form. However, if your records show otherwise, then I am giving you power of attorney to handle it for me." Then you attach Form 2848, which is the IRS' own power of attorney form, to the Form 1040 and cover letter. The idea is to give the IRS power of attorney to fill out your tax return and sign it instead of you doing it. That throws the burden of determining a filing requirement and signing under penalties of perjury back onto them. At the time when Eddie told us about this, we got the impression that this specific strategy was Rice McLeod's method. However, we realized this week that what Eddie talked about was a variation of Mr. McLeod's method that American Rights Litigators (ARL) adopted. Mr. McLeod said he does not offer to give the IRS power of attorney with their own form like what ARL does. Instead, he makes up his own power of attorney to represent his "strawman", RICE McLeod. Then whenever the IRS sends any letters (which are always addressed to the "strawman") he responds for the "strawman" as its power of attorney in fact. Mr. McLeod tells them he represents RICE McLeod and all of his commercial affairs. Then he demands that the IRS sign their presentment under the penalties of perjury. Otherwise, he cannot make a legal determination regarding the matter. Mr. McLeod said he and others have done that for about a year now. They found that corresponding with the IRS through the power of attorney for the "strawman" is effective. He noticed when people did that the IRS' collection efforts seemed to stop and mostly no one has ever heard back from them either. The few times that the IRS ever did respond though, it was only in one of two ways. In one instance, the agency sent a simple letter acknowledging the power of attorney. They said they did not realize that the upper/lower case guy had power of attorney over the all capital name. Then they went on to say that they were turning the power of attorney over to the proper people who would get back in touch within 45 days. They never did though, which is not surprising. The only other response that Mr. McLeod has seen come back is a letter sent from the IRS office in Ogden, Utah. It was merely an off-point letter that talked about how Congress passes laws and instructs the IRS to collect money. It rambles on and tells the reader to quit listening to people who promote tax avoidance schemes because it might lead to trouble, including prison time. ARL's use of the IRS' form is different from Rice McLeod's approach with his own power of attorney, yet both share the same underlying premise. The issue is you don't want to make a legal determination that you are supposed to fill out a Form 1040. So, Mr. McLeod thought ARL's approach was also a good strategy. Form 1041 You won't want to self-assess yourself because you don't owe the IRS any income tax to begin with. However, Mr. McLeod says if you do file an income tax return then you should file Form 1041, which is an income tax form used for trusts. His position is that we are all treated as a trust in the social security/IRS scheme of things. He says they created a trust out of our name when we got a social security number. The trust bore our name spelled in all capital letters (i.e. the "strawman") and they assigned the SSN to the trust. When you use the Form 1041 to file as the fiduciary of the "trust" you end up not paying any income tax. That's because the fiduciary of a trust always gets back all the income tax withheld from the "strawman's" earnings. So, with the Form 1041 it ends up being the same thing as when you don't self-assess yourself; you don't owe the IRS a thing. Our Mistake - Giving The IRS Permission Did you know that an IRS agent cannot come onto your property unless you allow them to? If so, have you ever wondered why that would be? Mr. McLeod said it's because they are "agents". He explained that the definition of an "agent" is anyone who is foreign to the country that they are in and foreign to the venue and jurisdiction of the people that live there. This is why no federal agent has ever had the right enter your county and come onto your property for any reason unless you give them permission. Mr. McLeod proved that three or four times by going after trespassing IRS agents when they came onto his property. The first time he did it the agent wrote back to Mr. McLeod and said that he had an order from a judge that allowed him to come onto his property. Mr. McLeod responded to the agent telling him how the judge had no authority to issue a summons to allow the IRS to come onto his property. According to Mr. McLeod, federal judges have no authority anywhere except in Washington, D.C. and the federal territories. The only places where federal agencies have any authority is on the property that the federal government bought outright wherever they are. In Texas, they only have one place like that, which is Fort Hood. Fort Hood belongs to them and you are actually dealing with this federal corporate government with respect to anything that goes on there. Thus, you won't want to go there and do something they don't want you to do because they can get you. But anywhere else they have no jurisdiction and no authority. Mr. McLeod told us about an incident that took place in Arlington, Texas some time ago that is interesting. Eight IRS agents paid an uninvited visit to this man's house, but he wasn't home at the time. The man's wife called him at work and informed him of the situation, so he left his office to go home and deal with the uninvited guests. When he got home he parked his car in the middle of the street, walked onto his porch and asked the agents what they were doing on his private property. They said they were with the IRS. The Texan told them he didn't care who they were with and asked them again what they were doing on his private property. An agent opened his coat to give him his business card, showing him his gun in the process. When the Texan saw what the agent did he told them that he was not afraid of their guns. Then he warned them all that he was going to go get his gun and if he found any of them still on his private property when he got back, he would shoot them. Well, all eight of those agents took off running. Evidently, the Texan found it quite amusing to watch the female agents trying to run across his yard in high heels. Mr. McLeod said that incident occurred five years ago and ever since then no IRS employee has ever stepped foot on that Texan's property. It's all because they had no jurisdiction in the county and the man clearly didn't give them permission to be on his property. People give the IRS permission to do whatever only because it scares them when they are threatened with having their property taken away. Rice McLeod At The County Constable's Office When the IRS sends out their Notices of Federal Tax Lien, the real crooks on the local level are the county clerks who file them according to Mr. McLeod. That's because they always file the IRS' Notice of Lien as if it were an actual lien within the county records where liens are filed. When they do that the worthless "notice" is effectively converted into a negotiable security, which is illegal. County officers are directly responsible to the people in their county. Mr. McLeod said if it were him he would go after the county clerks in their individual capacity to make them accountable for their actions. To begin with, he would serve them with three notices informing them of their wrongdoing. Giving the three notices is a very important step that you must do. Otherwise, you will get into trouble with the government. Once you do that though and they fail to remove them, Mr. McLeod claimed that you could then put a commercial lien on the county clerk and their property. Not too long ago the county constable in the area where Mr. McLeod lives tried to serve some papers on him. Mr. McLeod wasn't home at the time, but when he learned of this he called them up and said he would come down to their office to pick up the paperwork. When Mr. McLeod got there, he encountered a large man whom he called "Bubba" who asked him what his name was. Mr. McLeod told the man his name and said he was there to pick up the paperwork for of RICE McLeod. "Bubba" told him he couldn't do that, but Mr. McLeod said, yes, he could because he had a power of attorney to do that. He then handed the POA papers over to him. The man looked it over and quizzically asked, "Who are you?" Mr. McLeod said, "It says who I am on the power of attorney. I am Alvin Rice McLeod and I can pick up the papers for ALVIN R. McLeod." "Bubba" retorted with, "What's your name?" So, Mr. McLeod said, "Well, what is your name?" At that point "Bubba" angrily shouted, "Get out of here!" and chased Mr. McLeod out of the office. On the next day or two later, another person from the county constable's office came out and put his business card on Mr. McLeod's door. Mr. McLeod served notice upon him by fax and by letter that he had no authority to deliver commercial papers to the citizens of the county. He told him he could not deliver commercial papers from a corporation to the citizens of the county. After that, the efforts of the people who were trying to contact him suddenly stopped. Mr. McLeod believes that's what people are going to have to do to get their true county government back. One will have to go after these people personally who are living a lie. They are swearing in promising to work for the people, but then once they get into office they work for the corporation because they get paid to do those things. Rice McLeod Believes U.S. Out Of Bankruptcy People have been wondering about where all the money is coming from that the government has now. Mr. McLeod claimed that this surplus of money stems from the U.S. government coming out of bankruptcy in 1999. As a result, the IRS now allegedly funnels the income tax directly into the U.S. Treasury, which gives the government a plethora of extra money. Supposedly, 1.6 trillion dollars stopped going into the Federal Reserve Bank, World Bank and Queen of England or England itself and started going back into the U.S. Treasury. Mr. McLeod said that's why former President Bill Clinton claimed he did so great while in office. Also, he said that's why current President George Bush suddenly came up with that recent 1.6 trillion-dollar tax break for everyone. Mr. McLeod said he knew two or three years before 1999 that our country would come out of bankruptcy by that time and believes it did. Questions Asked And Answers Given By Rice McLeod Question #1: Is it a good idea to do some kind of registration
or clarification of your citizenship before you take these other steps
with the power of attorney and such? This all developed from my understanding about attorneys and how they fit into the picture. You see, this attorney one time told me that a law was passed back in 1980 that made it where attorneys represent both sides of the picture; they each represent the plaintiff and defendant at the same time. That attorney told me that what I talk about regarding the "strawman" is true and what I talk about regarding the power of attorney is right on point. So, I started firing the attorneys on both sides and when I did that I noticed that the legal process on many things stopped. Question #2: How do you
fire the attorney on the other side? I helped two men in Texas to fire the attorneys on both sides in their case where the legal process stopped. The attorney on the other side had been trying to get the sheriff to go out and bring these guys down to court two or three times. Every time the sheriff went to their house though they wouldn't answer the door, so he would go away and come back later. However, as soon as these guys fired the attorneys on both sides they quit trying to take them to court because they no longer represented them. That means they could no longer give the sheriff an order to go out and bring them to court. I also had these guys serve notice upon the sheriff at the same time that they fired both attorneys. That meant the attorney couldn't give any order to the judge to issue to the sheriff to come out and get them, so everything stopped. That's when it all dawned on me. The attorney got a judgment out of the court that these men owed $12,000 in attorney's fees, yet they didn't have any attorneys representing them. So, things just started lining up and finally I told them the only way they were going to stop everything is to fire the attorneys on both sides. Once they did that everything stopped. You see, everything that you do is in commerce and every crime in commerce is called a commercial crime. What is a commercial crime you ask? A commercial crime occurs when someone operates in commerce without a license. For example, an attorney does not have a license until you hire him to represent you. Once you do so, you grant him a license to take care of your commercial affairs in commerce. If he does not have that authority from you yet does so anyway, then he would be operating in commerce without a license. Therefore, he would be committing a commercial crime. That's why you can tell the attorneys on both sides to get lost. Nobody has the right to come into your commercial affairs unless you give them permission to do so or you hire an attorney to represent you. Anytime you hire an attorney you open the gate for the other side to hire an attorney. That in turn authorizes them to handle your commercial affairs, which means they will not be committing a commercial crime. A woman who is into prostitution in most states commits a commercial crime when she does that. You will find that activity listed in the books as such. It's all because she does not have a license to do that. A man does not have a license to steal or a license to kill someone, but when he does he commits a commercial crime. The same thing applies when it comes to your commercial business, which involves any contracts that you enter into. Nobody has the right to get into your contracts unless you tell them they can do so. The last thing that puts the key to all of this is the Truth In Lending or the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Any offer you get from anyone whether it's from a court or anyone else, your proper response to that offer is to write across it in red: "Your offer of contract is being rejected and returned to you unsigned under regulation Z of the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Anyone who has signed this document and writes in response to this must respond to me under the penalties of perjury." Then you sign it with your "strawman's" name, JOHN SMITH. Underneath that you sign it and put "with power of attorney in fact" after your signature and send their offer back to them within 72 hours. If the offer is a traffic ticket, then you you take it down to the courthouse and turn it into them. Everything that we do involves contracts and you have 72 hours to accept or reject any offer of contract presented to you. This last thing about regulation Z of the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is the critical part. If you send the proposed offer back within 72 hours they can never put a contract on you. Question #3: How do you send someone's offer back? Question #4: Do you have any idea on where the information can
be found on the United States coming out of bankruptcy in 1999? I used to have the paperwork on all this stuff that I talk about. I don't come up with it out of the blue. It's just like everything else though, all papers, books, etc. are written from whoever writes it and their view of what's going on. There is truth in some of it and other stuff is slanted. So, I have to look at the things that people write in how it lines up with who I am. If it in anyway indicates that I am supposed to be a slave, then I know that it's a lie because I wasn't created to be a slave to anyone. That's the way I view things; I view them from a common sense or practical standpoint. I read everything with the perspective that some of it is true, while some of it is slanted one way and other stuff in another way. One thing I do know for sure though, you are never going to go into any of the government's documents and prove that they are wrong. All codes, rules and regulations are for corporations only. In the laws of every state, there is a negative averment that says you can deny yourself as a corporation. In the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 72 it says that if you are not a corporation you are by affidavit supposed to state that you are not a corporation. Well, why would they have that? When they say things like that there must be a reason. That tells me that somewhere it says that giving such an affidavit will take me out of that venue and it does. The obvious is there. If I am not a corporation, then I don't have to obey their codes, rules, and regulations. Subscribe Online
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