The Texas rancher was living his worst nightmare. He was embroiled in an income tax case with the federal government that was intent on foreclosing on his ranch, taking everything and leaving nothing due to unpaid liens.
The rancher’s effort to fight back turned the incident into a landmark case. On September 14, 2015, he filed a petition in United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas, Lufkin Division Case No. 9:14-CV-138 that challenged the Constitutional authority of the feds to usurp the authority of the courts in Tyler County, Texas.
The United States had 14 days to respond, but remained silent, apparently the first and only time that the government failed to respond to a jurisdiction challenge.
The rancher was not dissuaded. On September 30, 2015, he filed a Demand for Dismissal. Again, there was no response. How can the worst nightmare become even worse? The rancher will likely answer that when the Federal Court in conjunction with the IRS is trying to illegally seize your property while ignoring your legal rights, this is about as bad as your nightmare can be.
All within the rights of the rancher, his petition claimed that the Federal Court lacked the territorial and personal jurisdiction in Tyler Country, Texas, and demanded a dismissal of the case. The text of the petition indicated that the law was on his side.
Read the next page to find out what happened to the Texas rancher and to the Constitutional rights of all Americans.
The 16th Amendment, which authorizes income taxes, was in fact ratified. There have been challenges to the ratification, all of which have lost.
Defund the DC scum.
The Supreme Court ruled federal income tax on individuals unconstitutional then later ruled the 16th amendment gave no new powers of taxation. It’s illegal. Can’t believe people haven’t figured this out before now.
No surprise at all
Nor was the 16th. Amendment ever ratified.
As for why people haven’t figured any of it out yet Timmy Miller, people like JR Edmiston is a prime example why the Real Truth remains buried.
Every pale skin in The United States of North America,owe Allegiance to the Federal Government, without it they must leave, as they are Foreigners in this Land, held together Under the Federal Government, that’s what makes them “Americans” Americans by Legislation not Native but, Foreign, thus He suppose to loose, He has no more Rights then the Federal Government Grants, their Jurisdiction, extend to where ever a pale skin might find himself in the American Republic.
The problems of the day is, it seems as if the pale skin has forgotten his root, and believe himself to be a Native in this Land, but they were and are “COLONIST” and own certain Allegiance to the Fed.
Further all lands West of the Appalachian, is ” Indian Lands Under Federal Treaty, Governed by the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, but you lied in the History books coming from out of Texas, thus the day is here to face the lies, told by the Rebels, who lost the War, ran to Texas, tried to rewrite history, thru lies in the school books.
Its not his land, and in fact How could a European believe he can own the Land of Other!!! Its wakeup time, and its going to be a rude awakening.
ALMIGHTY
Remember that time Buchanan decided Northern Mexico should be the Southwestern United States so he just up and took it….
I agree that property can be seized for nonpayment of debt in order to settle that debt as it is with any debt collector. The IRS can only seize property through due process as ordered by a federal judge since it’s a federal debt the rancher owes. The only way that the Federal gubment wouldn’t have jurisdiction is if it were a debt owed to another entity other than the US gubment. This guy is barking up the wrong tree.
It was ratified the income tax is legal all the c**p you are spewing has been argued in court multiple times and has lost
The federal, and state governments, perfect their liens by statute. They do not perfect by court judgement. One perfected, they can seize property. They typically garnish bank accounts and wages, but land can be seized if the value is compelling enough.