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Watch County Clerk tell how IRS is a fraud and making her county break the law
Submitted by bedr1 on Wed, 09/05/2007 - 10:02
Interesting, move to the slider forward to the 7 minute mark and watch the country clerk talk about the IRS - also excellent from the 20:30 mark http://www.co.douglas.or.us/view_bocwebcast.asp?AgendaDT=08/... » |
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Explain the link please
Just glancing at the page I do not know what I am looking at. Could you please explain what it is I'm supposed to understand from the Cornell U School of Law?
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branch to your state...
Select your state and you will find if the Uniform Act was adopted as suggested, that all real property liens are to be filed at the county clerk and recorder. Personal property liens are to be filed at the secretary of state.
The county clerk and recorder is expected to know statute, and can be called on for misfiling - especially such a libelous document as a NFTL. Indexing a Notice as a Federal Tax Lien is inconsequential since after thirty days it is perfected as a lien - according to Title 26.
Some people have been going around with this for a long time now. By filing a UCC-3 with a Certificate of Search from the federal courthouse, the NFTLs are immediately removed when properly filed with the Secretary of State. However, the same process on a misfiled personal tax lien (filed at the county clerk and recorder) just gets interpreted as an endorsement of the misfiling and albeit filed, never gets indexed back to the NFTL as a Release of Lien. Inconsequential.
Regards,
David Merrill.
Explain the link please
This is the link
it starts at the 7:00 minute mark of the video, so you can just take the slider and get to that point, also some great stuff at the 20:30 minute mark
http://www.co.douglas.or.us/view_bocwebcast.asp?AgendaDT=08/...
sadly misleading
It saddens me to see these loser arguments repeated over and over again.
Especially the Paragraph (a) missing... that just tells attorneys for the IRS that these people have no clue that the Fourteenth Amendment effectively labels them government employees.
It is the Uniform Act that should be attacked in an Order to Show Cause. The indexing system between Notice and Tax Lien is inconsequential.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uniform/vol7.html#fedln
The filing of personal liens in the county recorder's office however, ...that can be addressed in any court.
Regards,
David Merrill.
Priceless
Oh yeah man, this is priceless!
I do so love it when they squirm.
Notice how anytime the presenter pauses, you could hear a pin drop.
Oh, and that punk in the suit, I got a feeling he's gonna be humbled.
Nice find, thanks for the link.
Just say Yes to Dr No
The site seems broken
The site seems broken because I get the audio or video to work in either Firefox or Opera. I'd love to see this though.