Income Tax, 4

And that was just a case of monetary sovereignty brought back from its second usurper, the banksters, merely to its first usurper, the state and its rulers. Guess what can bring about giving it back to its legitimate owner: you.
And on this basis even better ideas for money are in the offing, enabling freedom and prosperity to an even greater extent. It’s a mere matter of intention as usual: either ethics or suppression.

When it comes to ethics vs suppression, let’s briefly mention the fundamental underlying reason why taxes are a mass destruction weapon devised to betray and screw all of us in the first place.

A fundamental common denominator has been isolated that what you reward you get, and what you penalise you don’t get.
Survival is based on honest production and honest exchange of genuine survival factors, hence ethics is based on rewarding their honest production and honest exchange, called “merit”, and on penalising the dishonest, fake or lacking ones, called “demerit”.
Much to our shame, this is the typical case of an obvious foundation that not only gets systematically neglected, but even systematically reversed as well by humanoid PTS irrationality.
In fact, I invite you to personally observe and verify how, curiously enough, a common denominator of humanoid organisations is their commitment to the exact opposite: rewarding dishonest, fake or lacking production and exchange, and penalising honest ones.
The very concept of tax is a major case of that reversal, as well as a by the book case of Trojan horse.

As a Trojan horse, taxes infiltrate the sacrosanct ethical value of mutual aid and solidarity, in order to transform it into extortion and a weapon in the hands of bureaucrats and rulers. Proof of this is found by investigating how reversing the burden of proof, that is, reversing one of the founding principles of the rule of law and of civilisation, is commonplace in tax matters: even if the citizen were innocent until proven guilty, the taxpayer is most certainly guilty well beyond proven innocent. And as an example of investigating the legal basis of that, too, United States taxpayers ignore how their tax burden even violates the very principles laid out by their Founding Fathers – and still fully in force to this day.