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returns on their own initiative."

"Okay," I said to myself. "Which is it, voluntary or a forced voluntary?" I decided, it's a government of contradictions!

I guess no one told the people, who by the way were elected to represent us in Washington, D.C., the 16th Amendment to the Constitution was never ratified - never passed into law. See Bill Benson two-volume work entitled, "The Law That Never Was." Bill Benson did his own research study into this critical problem. He investigated every state in the U.S. and found that only three states ratified the 16th Amendment to the Constitution. www.thelawthatneverwas.com.

Let me try an explanation in as few words as possible so that you may understand. Income is taxable, wages are not! Let me say this another way. Wages are earned - income is "other money" from "other sources." Most people think this must be a joke. No kidding. Any money from gifts, grants, CD's or income is taxable. I had to read it over and over myself to clearly understand the meaning.

The money you earn at a job is not taxable because it is a wage that you earn; it is not free money. I know, you never heard that before! What does it mean? In the Internal Revenue Code, our Congress never defined income, and there are many court cases that prove wages are not taxable. I could not believe it.

I started asking questions. "Are you sure our taxes are voluntary?"

Barrie Konicov has a book out called, "The Great Snow Job," the story of taxes and money, fraud & slavery. Interesting I thought. The Supreme Count said, "There is a clear distinction between profit and wages, or compensation for labor. Compensation for labor cannot be regarded as profit within the meaning of the law." Let's put this in English we can understand. What the Supreme Court is saying, you work for your money. I had to read it over and over to actually understand.

On page 29 of his book there is a copy of a newspaper article written about Ms. Margaret Millner Richardson, a Washington tax lawyer with the IRS. She states in this article, "We realize that for our voluntary income tax system to survive and for us to accomplish our mission we need to change the way we do business." This is a direct quote in "Washington at Work," March 30, 1994, as written by Robert D. Hershey, Jr.

In another Supreme Court case, Fisher v. Redfield, page 39, it is stated, "The individual, unlike the corporation, cannot be taxed for the mere privilege of existing."

What is our United States government doing? It's

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