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    Quote Originally Posted by David Merrill View Post
    Here is a more recent Memorandum. Check out the top of Page 15 and remember that Demanding Redeemed Lawful Money means you hold US notes in the form of Federal Reserve notes.

    This document, including the relevant legal authorities cited, is not
    intended to provide an exhaustive list of frivolous tax arguments. Merely
    because a frivolous argument is not included in this document does not
    mean that it is not frivolous. Taxpayers may not rely on frivolous
    arguments to avoid or evade federal taxes. The government and courts are
    not precluded from penalizing taxpayers who raise a frivolous argument
    not addressed in this document.
    P.S. This was brought to my attention by a suitor who has just received his full state and federal refunds for the third year straight.

    P.P.S. I am a bit concerned about this disclaimer -

    When dealing with property rights does not the mere weight require specificity?
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    If 12 USC 411 "Demanding Lawful Money" is effectively-connected to the "good faith" clause in 12 USC 95a(2) [excerpted below] and the "liability" clause in 50 USC App 7(e) [excerpted below] granting IMMUNITY from liability in any court, then what is there to worry about?

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    And isn't said 12 USC 411 LAWFUL MONEY truly effectively-connected to 50 USC App 7(e), the Trading with the Enemy Act, and to its corresponding statute 12 USC 95a(2), BECAUSE ONLY LAWFUL MONEY (not an IOU FRN) can effect the true asset-based PAYMENT that is needed for a "full acquittance and discharge"?

    See Lawful Money Demands - IMMUNITY & DUTY (copied from http://iuvdeposit.blogspot.com)
    Last edited by doug555; 06-08-14 at 02:04 PM.

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