Income Tax, 2

There was a second, undeclared war between the bankers and the nation, around the establishment of a central bank. But despite for example many a Founding Father warned against the swindle of debt money plus central bank, and the clear and indefensible consequences from its inception, the bankers with their money and partners in crime eventually made it and the Federal Reserve was born.

And back to the income tax, the moral of the story? Guess how much time went by between the establishment of the central bank and the establishment of the income tax? Hours. Do I need to say more?
Yes: to this day the very legitimacy of the income tax is brought into question against not only the existing laws but even against the Constitution itself.

In the beginning was income tax? Well, in a way, actually… we all grew up educated in the idea that taxes are the righteous contribution we all owe to ourselves as a community, then we discover that we live surrounded by Trojan horses, and truth demands from us un unlimited courage to take a hard look and face deception. One thing is thinking that a minor quota of our contribution is going to veer towards dishonest hands, one thing is thinking that quota is not so minor, quite another thing is discovering that, far from contributing, taxes were devised to betray and screw all of us in the first place.

Because the naked truth is that a country whose money were sane, that is not maliciously restricted by debt, oligo−monopoly and issue out of ratio to the existing goods, would not need any taxes.

Worth repeating it, just in case: taxes were contrived as part of a mass destruction weapon in the first place, thus their very existence is not at all assumed nor needed, not indeed to the extent we’ve been accustomed to: 3%? Maybe. 50%? Forget it.