Love for Life

22/06/2009 6:50 PM

David Wynn Miller
What we are about to say has been thought out for many weeks now before stating them in this post.

What David Wynn Miller offers, such as his claim of life, IS ALL BULLSHIT.

He does not offer anything outside the man-made constructs of fiction that keep us all trapped in the fiction.

All the nasty spiders of the establishment, the "We Will Lead Every Revolution Against Us" lackeys, of which David Wynn Miller is one, can only trap their victims who believe they have a fictitious SELF that must be SURVIVED.

While anyone still believes they have a SELF, they remain trapped in the matrix (the program of the high priest of Ancient Egypt), too busy chipping away at the coalface of surviving the desires of their fictitious SELVES, to be able to be the GIFT of LOVE (The Christ) that benefits/serves creation (MAN).

The temptations on offer from the establishment are so abundant and diverse that anyone still putting their energy/power of creation into their fictitious SELVES keep getting CONNED, SEDUCED and DISTRACTED.

With consciousness, we are already unique and have everything we need, but the establishment brainwashing (about which we are never given disclosure) has had us believe we need to create a fictitious SELF to be unique and to gain access to everything we need.

It is the fictitious SELF (the person, the strawman, the agent-in-commerce, the ego, the mind, the intellect, the individual, the ghost, the demon, the apparition) that is invisible, beyond all MANS senses of creation (sight, sound, touch, taste, feel, smell/scent) never to be found and it is here where MAN is lost unable to remember who we really are.

We are Love but the lost have no idea what Love really is because they have forsaken Love in preference for worshipping their fictitious SELVES.

Love is Consciousness and no man-made con-struct embodies the consciousness of MAN. Instead these con-structs make slaves out of us which take us away from co-creating with our real families, partners, communities and gardens etc.

The Western World Civilisation Of Commerce is a DEAD world full of DEAD Selves. Without selves to put our energy/power of creation into, there would be no banks, governments, law, education, commerce, insurance, pollution, etc.

Without selves to put our energy/ power of creation into, we can put all our energy into co-creating the world of freedom, peace, joy and abundance that we all want. We touch on the many aspects of these heartfelt-inspired themes in these postings: "Self" Destruction: http://loveforlife.com.au/node/6639 - Let's Choose Real Freedom - The Only Remedy To The Incarceration of Free Men & Women: http://loveforlife.com.au/node/6511 (which includes links to a 2 hour teaser video and a series of podcasts which cover this subject in great depth): The Rules Of The Divide Constructs Individualism: http://loveforlife.com.au/node/6558

The only remedy is to expand our consciousness, to remember who we really are and return to the real world as conscious-living co-creators (servants, stewards, caretakers) of creation, of MAN.

Its time to walk away from worshipping the SELF before there is nothing left of creation for MAN to remember.

Conscious Love Always
Arthur & Fiona Cristian
Love For Life
action @ loveforlife.com.au
www.loveforlife.com.au
PO Box 1320 Bowral 2576 NSW Australia
0418 203204 (int: 0011 61 418 203204)

Last update: Nov. 29, 2002

The recent post added more info about Dave Miller and T. Bell

SCAMS

A good webpage devoted to scams is Internet Scambusters.

Having been involved with the organized "freedom movement" for 20 years, I have seen lots of scams go through our ranks, damaging greatly the people on our side. Because this has been and still is a very serious problem, I wish to relate some of these scams here so that others may learn what has happened and protect themselves. The specific parties and programs discussed below are (A) David Wynn: Miller, (B) Ken Hunter and "William Shepherd" of The Hornet, (C) Richard and Bridget Jones, (D) the "railroad bonds" scam, (E) Phil Marsh, and (F) Leroy Schwietzer.

What about the "Church of Scientology"?
Read this.

Read about T. Bell.

A. David Wynn Miller

For several years, I have watched the insanity promoted by that crazy guru, David Miller. He claims that he has a sleeping deficiency and has not slept for many years, thus he can stay up all night and study law. His legal theories, among many other flaky arguments, include an argument that one must avoid use of prepositions in legal motions and documents. Perhaps I do not know precisely his arguments; that's because I cannot understand them as they are utterly crazy.

Here is a recent note from his "wife":

----- Original Message -----
From: Colleen Lloyd
To: .....
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 7:56 PM

I do this with a prayer that the Lord will do what has to be done and guide our actions, and with great reluctance, but also great resolve. I never thought I would be doing this, but I want to expose the truth about this fraud who teaches the "In the Truth" Law Procedures, David Wynn Miller's deception and I would like to have some press and radio on it, immediately and until he is called to repentance. Another Clinton we don't need. What we need is someone who will follow the Lord's program, not put his program above the Lord and deceive people. David Miller is so convinced that his language procedures are the only way, truth and light, that he told me, "Jesus spoke in fiction."

Anyone you know who would do a show where David will have to answer for his lies, which I will go into, or where people can bring issues relating to his deceptions forward for him to have to explain, please contact me at once at 435-632-2321. He will be in Bellingham, Washington Thursday the 23rd, and have a seminar Saturday and Sunday at the Red Baron Suites. I am planning on being there passing out what I have discovered about him, unless he corrects his mistakes publically. I am doing my investigation there to get certain proof I need, and I already have a lot of evidence.

If someone can arrange an interview with him for as soon as he gets off the plane, on the radio by phone, or otherwise, and find out when he will get to the airport and what flight he will be on, he can be investigated from the moment he arrives, which is necessary to get to the truth.

The reason I am contacting you, is that David has consistently trashed and failed to acknowledge Right Way Law, and ALL programs except his, INCLUDING THE LORD'S. He says his procedures disqualify everything else because it is all in fiction. He has made out those like Larry Becroft, Jural Society, who say ANYTHING against him or bring up challenges, etc. to be doing what they are doing because David is taking away their students and income. And now that I see the reality of who he is, and his capacity to confuse and destroy willfully people's lives for his own interests, I think I and the others who have information and who have been hurt by his lies have a right to be heard and people have a right to know so that the wrong can stop. I never thought that I would be called as a witness to discredit him, but I am very sadly, yet very LOUDLY saying that I will do it now.

I am Colleen-Lloyd-Miller, his wife. It is a "common-law" and unusual thing privately between us, which David insisted upon because at first he was so adamant against marriage and could not ever have anything in writing. Being that we both agree that the state is not a partner in the marriage and don't want a license, I said, I don't need it in writing, then, I want a marriage in our hearts and union of our lives to build it together, like Adam and Eve, no papers necessary then. He said, " I can work with that." And we were supposed to get a house...and he is the king of breaking promises.

And he would say he didn't want anyone even knowing about it at first, because he concerned someone out to get him would hurt me. But you could not hide it, and I didn't want to because I am so honest and open, and over the years, it has become pretty known to many that we are a couple, and we are openly very romantic and he pays bills and our phone and internet accounts, etc, and we will be addressed as a wife and husband in those often and at hotels, etc. The reason this is significant is because, since I found out that he was lying about emails that showed he was cheating, he has actually tried to deny that there is any relationship between us at all, and attacked me...like Clinton. It is absolutely chilling to me. The pattern of deception is in his work, too.

And there is more to it, and there were storms like men and women have and wrongs and forgiving and trying again to build a love that lasts. You know how it is. But he would not let me come and be in Milwaukee, because he said I would be unhappy and he was always gone on the seminars and never home, and he would see me more if I was out here, and flew me and had me come to the seminars whenever I could. RIGHT.

I knew that it was not right, and it caused me doubts and I constantly wondered and asked if he was seeing other women, which he denies TO THIS DAY he ever did in 5 years, in spite of the proof I now have, and even his family, friends and closest students telling me...and I wondered why it was that way, and had all the instincts you have that he was lying.

But you have to understand that David stands up there and professes to be all about honor and integrity and the truth, and can be very persuasive and manipulative to get what he wants, and you want to believe him and love and support him. You want to believe someone is about fighting to correct the corrupt courts, who is everyone's hope for...a Saviour?

I just found out, to my great horror, that he had been lying and cheating on me with not just one, but probably many women. I questioned information I got before, but he always denied it. This time I saw emails that proved it, and asked why. I have saved my emails. When I emailed the woman and asked what she meant by her statements, David began his defamation campaign, and still accuses me of being crazy and making it all up.

He tried to claim that Anthony Rees, the woman's ex-boyfriend, sent all of the emails to assassinate his character, because Anthony was involved in a conspiracy to destroy his program. Anthony has emailed me that he absolutely did not create the emails. Paul Newton's website has been created to show the falseness of the claims that people like Anthony investigated. Anthony suggests I go to the public forum rather than to court. I plan to file a complaint/claim against him and his seminar host, "Debbie Anderson" tomorrow for conspiracy and accessory in the crimes of fraud, malice, defamation, libel, reckless endangerment, criminal and willful negligence and adultery. The maliciousness is scary. I see in him the same pattern as we saw in Clinton, who David claims is "one of my students."

And that is why I feel that it is relevant, because of the way people follow him like it is a cult and look to him as some kind of leader, or Messiah-like figure, to the point where they are so blind they are willing to lie and attack anyone who brings forth the truth, and sacrifice that person to the cult and justify anything he does, regardless of any sense of moral integrity. I think he has put his program before the Lord's plan, and it is almost like he is the Creator of this sick religion which he calls law. I am their latest prey.

He is so convinced that his In the Truth language "procedures" are the be all and end all, that last year, when I made a very big step and told him how I wanted to share with him the importance of the Saviour, and my step I made to truly devote my life to the Lord and be willing to place Christ first, all he had to say about Jesus was, "Jesus spoke in fiction."

The Lord was not following David Miller's law procedures. David's plan was apparently superior to the Lord's. This is the arrogance that Satan had, and his downfall, and it is David's downfall also. I was full of the love for the Saviour and realizing how much the Saviour had done for us, and full of faith. I told him that if you believe in Christ, all things are possible, that if the Lord could raise Lazarus from the dead, the Lord would work other miracles. I wanted to bring the Lord into our relationship because I knew that a man and woman must have the spirit of the Lord between them and that is the central pivot, and that it would make everything all right. I wanted a happy home and marriage and family, which had been a struggle to get him to realize the importance of and honor a commitment to. He would say one thing one day, and act like he never said it the next.

What I wanted was to have a shared reverence for the Lord first, between us, because whenever two or more are you gathered in His name, he is there, and I could trust that and be happy. David only said that Jesus could have pulled off the Lazurus trick by faking the death. I have prayed so many times in this relationship to have the truth be made known about if David is a truthful, good man, because of all the attacks made on him and the things I see in my life with him.

I have been David's biggest supporter, and written articles about him every week in the Las Vegas Tribune (one was published on the front page of the American Bulletin) and helped him with seminars and stood by him when students and others brought to me their concerns about his false claims, and when I saw him doing things that I questioned as wrong. I believed he was a good person in spite of the things I heard, and gave him always the benefit of the doubt.

Now I know that he is a great deceiver, and the damage his deceit did to me and his hypocritical, arrogance and mocking, unrepentant attacks on me for seeking the truth are the reason why I see no other way at this point to combat his crimes but to expose him and call him to repentance. The only thing that he seems to understand is being called on the carpet before everyone publically.

I have given them every chance, over and over, to admit they are lying in saying that they did not create the emails which show they are involved in the liaison which they denied to me. They will not. She is a Canadian, and Anthony also discovered this liaison by the emails, after smelling a rat when she would not let him (her fiance) attend the seminar. She is the leader of the citizensvoice.org website which is Citizens Voice for Health Rights, allegedly a non-profit organization. Apparently she has a marijuana addiction problem and cannot go a day without a joint. Which makes you wonder where she is going to get it illegally in this country. She also, he says, has no job, but lives off the money from the seminar/materials/tapes, and lives with her mother in Kelowna Canada. She apparently got into trouble with Revenue Canada and whored her way into David's very busy bed when at a Bellingham seminar last March, to get to his "procedures" to get her out of it, so her silence is to make money and his interest is in keeping people quiet to keep the money coming in, I believe.

David told me to charge the students who's lawsuits he set me up to correct, $400 and to lie and tell them that I had spent 4 hours at $100/hour, when he would just fax me the paperwork from himself. I refused to do it, and thought, well he is just trying to help. He felt he was justified, since he had spent so much time developing it and they were getting so much. I felt it was fraud. Now I see the reality that he IS a liar.

The defamation began when he stopped paying my phone and internet -- when I found out he was lying and told people the truth. He and she refused to give me a statement that they did not send the incriminating emails or have an affair, and hassled me when I called for the truth. You would think they would want to know who had done it, wouldn't you, if not them?

I have not let up calling him (sometimes pretty pissed off) and demanding the truth and an end to the lie. I am a pit bull. His friends call me crazy. He says I am making it all up. His students have brought to me his false claims for years, and now I know.

He is a liar. He says no one will follow a lie.

I know the truth and it will set you free.

: copyright/copyclaim: 02-20-2001:
Colleen-Lloyd-Miller

Here is a note from Dr. Ron Carlson about Miller:

Subject: [:David-Wynn-Miller Seminar Feb.24 and 25 in Bellingham WA] "THE BIGGEST CON ON EARTH!"
Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 10:39:20 +0400
From: "Ron Carlson" ...@aol.com
To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 6:50 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: [:David-Wynn-Miller Seminar Feb.24 and 25 in
Bellingham WA] "THE BIG...

ron is a friend of mine and he was the one who who his case in honolulu and then was kidnapped and taken to oklahoma under a different name so we could not find him. he is a dentist and is following everything-else with a lawyer. and all the fiction is telling him to use fiction. dave

THE ABOVE IS A FICTION!!!

I was never kidnapped. I did not win my case. Miller never looked for me. I was toast within the Federal Bureau of Prisons. They take political prisoners like me to Oklahoma Transfer Center and then warehoused in one of their "camps."

Ron Carlson

Here is a note that I received from another researcher in the movement and it concerns another case where Miller defrauded people:

Hi Larry,

In January, I received a frantic call from folks who winter in Arizona. Four couples had been accused slander. To me, this is a fairly simple case to answer as the burden of proof is to show that the alleged slanderers knew that the information was false. Unfortunately, these folks got David Miller. They're embarrassed to tell me how much they paid this charlatan. He prepared an unintelligible writ that focused on printing flags and two other symbols including a United Nations graphic on the upper margin of the pleadings. He also told them to use the following format John: Truman, Doe. He advised them to respond to questions if they were parties to the suit by saying that they were, "John: Truman, Doe." For all other questions, to say, "We stand on our pleadings." The pleadings were typed in uppercase - about eleven pages of gobbledygook including accusing private individuals of genocide. He also instructed them to refuse to answer questions or question the opposition. The result was, these eight ordinary people got clobbered with a 6.8 million dollar judgment. When they complained to Miller that his stuff had not worked, he informed them that they had nothing to worry about, he obtained a judgment in the World Court, assigned court Zambia for seven hundred million dollars. When I got their call, they were one week away from a sheriff's sale! Oh my, why do these people wait until the eleventh hour? I got a call last night at 10:17 PM from someone who has to be in court today on a payment plan! Oh well, for the Arizona folks, I prepared a motion to vacate as a stop gap to have time to study and prepared a collateral attack which enabled me to prepare a procedurally proper notice of lis pendens. They got both filed and although the sheriff's sale went forward, the sheriff, like Moses with the tablets, held up the lis pendens for all to notice. I prepared a collateral attack, citing among other things, lack of proper notice and advised the folks that a check of the World Court of Justice confirmed that no case had been filed on their behalf and would be absurd anyway. I have advised them to file a consumer complaint with the Arizona Attorney General against Miller for fraud, but for some reason, they are reticent to do so. Monday, the opposition defaulted on the collateral attack. When the ink is dry on the order declaring the judgment void and vacated, I hope to rely on you to spread the story, which of course, I'll be glad to verify for you. David Miller must be stopped. Not everyone Miller has bamboozled is as fortunate as the folks in Arizona appear to be.

Rich

I received the above e-mail when I sent out on the Net on April 3, 2001 a story about a call I received when I first walked into my office that morning. During this phone call, a lady in Musgogee, Oklahoma, told me that her husband was in jail as a result of using Miller's "technology." When this unfortunate soul was indicted by the feds in Tulsa, he contacted Miller for assistance. Miller prepared some pleadings for this defendant and then lead him to believe that when he was tried, someone would be there to assist him. When trial started, nobody showed up. This defendant defended himself by examining the witnesses using the "who has the claim against me" argument. He also asked the witnesses whether the party on trial was him or some other party whose name was in CAPITAL LETTERS. This fellow was quickly convicted.

Addition of Dec. 14, 2001:

Here is another e-mail allegedly authored by Miller:

BY THIS INVITATION AND NOTICE, OF THE PUBLIC-COURT-HEARING ON THE 11/19/2001, 9:00 A.M. IN THE HAWAII-FEDERAL-COURT-BUILDING, ROOM C-209.

:EIGHTEEN-HAWAII-JUDGES

IN THE SUMMON

For their PERSONAL-APPEARANCE

In a FEDERAL-COURT-HEARING

on the November/19/2001, 9AM

For the UNITY-STATES OF THE WORLD, in the NOUN-TRUTH-JURISDICTION of the TRUTHFUL-LANGUAGE-CLAIM, is with the UNIVERSAL- POSTAL-UNION-TREATY, in the CHARGE of the~18-HAWAII-JUDGES, for their FEDERAL-CRIMES.

For their FICTION-LANGUAGE-FORMAT, with the SIX-YEARS-RAPE of the CLAIMANT; is by the FICTION-LAWSUIT-JUDGMENTS, with the ICTION- MODIFICATION-LANGUAGE, of their FICTION-COURTS, of the YELLOW-FRINGE.

For their CONSPIRACY, with the TORT, of the FICTION-COURT; is with the
WRITTEN-CONFESSION, by the FOREIGN-FICTION-JUDGES, of their
YELLOW-FRINGE-FLAGS. For their PERJURY and TREASON of their OATH ; is with the LAW-CLAIMS, for the DAMAGE of this UNITY-STATES-SOVEREIGN-CITIZEN.

For the TRUTHFUL-LANGUAGE-FORMAT of the PEOPLES-COURT; is with the CLAIM, for the OPENING of the COURT, with the TITLE~28 :U.S.C.-Section~452, by this JUDGE, David-Wynn:
Miller, of the UNITY-STATES OF THE WORLD; for the CORRECTION of the WRONGS, of the PRIOR-HEARINGS, of the LAST-SIX-YEARS.

For the VOLITION of the JUDGE, Kevin Chang, as a VASSALEE, on this CLAIM ; is for the FICTION-SCHEDULING-CONFERENCE, by the ICTION- UNITED-STATES-DISTRICT-COURT; without any JURISDICTION or AUTHORITY, for the FACTS, in the UNITY-STATES OF THE
WORLD, by the DI-STRICT-COURT-JUDGE: David-Wynn: Miller, in the TRUTH .

For the FAULT of the SERVICE-ANSWERS, by all VASSALEES ; is with the
SUMMARY-JUDGMENT-CLAIM, for the LACK of an ANSWER within the~45-DAYS of the TIME-ALLOWANCE.

In this Corporation-case-number: R.A.~095~310~416: U.S. is in the CLAIMANT, Dorothy-Soo-KIu:
Lam ; and the~35-VASSALEES, in the inclusion of the~eighteen-judges, of the Hawaii-Federal and State-Courts, with the attorneys and policemen, ~two-Hawaii-Corporations and ~three-foreign-corporations.

For the vassalees-judges of the crimes, are with the David Alan Ezra [ Hawaii-Federa-Chief-Judge], Francis I.Yamashita [Federal-Magistrate] Barry M.Kurren [Federal-Magistrate], Ronald T.Y.Moon
[Hawaii-Supreme-Court-Chief-Judge], Mario R. Ramil, Paula A. Nakayama [associate-judges of the Hawaii-Supreme-Court], James S. burns [Hawaii-Intermediate-Court-Chief-Judge], Corinne K.A.
Watanabe, John S.W. Lim, Walter S. Kirimitsu, Simeon R. Acoba, Jr. [associate-judges of the Hawaii-Intermediate-Court] ; Kevin S.C. Chang, Gail C. Nakatani, John C. Bryan Jr., Darryl Y.C. Choy, Bode A. Uale, Karen M. Radius, Karen N. Blondin [Hawaii-Family-Court and civil-court-judges] and
State of Hawaii [Governor Cayetano ]

For the vassalees-attorneys of the crimes, are with the McCorriston Miller Mukai Mackinnon,LLP, Christopher J.Cole, Stephen T. Hioki, Susan Orlando Liu. For the vassalees-corporations of the crimes, are with the Cable & Wireless Plc, Cable & Wireless USA, Genesys Conferencing Incorporation [foreign-corporations], Title Guaranty of Hawaii Incorporation and Title Guaranty Escrow Services
Incorporation. [Hawaii-Corporation]. For the vassalees-policemen of the crimes are with the A. Shimizu and Clinton Sukekane of the Honolulu-Police-Department.

For the individual-vassalees of the crimes, are with the Richard Allyn Moody [former president of the Aloha Conferencing Services Inc], Lynn Ross, Gary Payne and Margie Medalle [former-employees of the Aloha Conferencing Services Inc ] .

By the sponsor and claim of the
Women of the Rainbow
For the Contact of the
Dorothy-Soo-Kiu: Lam Cellular: 808 551-9998
:David-Wynn: Miller, :LAW-CLAIMS
:Web-site: http://dwmlc.com

B. Ken Hunter

This man from Willits, California (at least according to the last address I have) has been in the movement since the early eighties. For a number of years, he has operated "Tax Abatement Group" ("TAG") which he claimed was a large organization that could take people out of the system. However, I have encountered a number of his clients and it clearly appears that he is nothing but a con-man and scam artist.

One thing appears very troubling regarding Hunter. After Phil Marsh was raided by the IRS, he wrote a letter to many of the Marsh followers claiming that he had a close, working relationship with both the IRS agents involved in the Marsh case and the government prosecutor. According to Hunter, TPCS members needed him because of his friendship with the IRS and he could get them out of trouble. I simply ask: after the raids upon Marsh, where did Hunter get the names of the people who joined TPCS? The only source I know where such could be obtained was the IRS, so apparently Hunter has very good connections with the IRS; perhaps he has the connections of an informant.

I have had many people call me and complain about Hunter and how they got ripped off. Many gave Hunter big bux and got absolutely nothing in return but an IRS investigation. A number of people brought into the movement by Hunter eventually saw his true colors and decided to join a better organization, Save A Patriot Fellowship in Westminster, Maryland.

I have lots of documents Hunter has generated for his "clients" and they are nothing but garbage. For example, one letter which Hunter drafted for a client cites lots of cases, but usually there is no formal citation of these cases so that someone may look them up in a law library. Hunter cited the case of "US v. Spine (1994)," for an amazing legal proposition, but here he reveals his error. I know Sam Spine, who was prosecuted and convicted for tax crimes in Ohio; he was represented by Chuck McFarland. His appeal was decided in 1991, not 1994. But what Hunter claims is a quote from the Spine case is nothing but sheer fabrication.

A few years ago, David Myrland wrote a book about his income theory, which essentially was an argument that wages were not income. I do not doubt the bona fides and personal convictions of Myrland, who seems sincere, dedicated and clearly wanted to win his own argument. But if anyone knew the Myrland argument it was Myrland himself, and he did not prevail in his appeal. Hunter claimed long after the Myrland argument had been rejected by the courts that he won on this issue repeatedly. In short, Hunter not only does not know the way to the law library, he is an unmitigated liar.

If you encounter Hunter, you should avoid him. By the way, Mr. Hunter, you are free to sue me for defamation. Many of your victims would love to testify against you.

August 14, 2000 Update: Within the last couple of months, people I do not know have called to tell me that Ken Hunter died in a car wreck in Canada more than a year ago. These callers told me that Hunter's heirs kept his death concealed so that they could administer and close his estate. Personally, I have grave reservations about this alleged death of Ken Hunter, one of the biggest conmen on earth.

It now appears a fellow named William Shepherd has stepped into Hunter's shoes. Shepherd publishes a rag named "The Hornet" and solicits advertisements for his company, K & L Investment, Inc. His phone number is a Nevada number of 775-887-3641, and his e-mail address is "thehornet@earthlink.com". The issue of the Hornet that I read indicates that Shepard is really Hunter. So much for Hunter's alleged death. The Hornet "newsletter" uses defamation as a marketing tool.

Recently, "Shepherd" engaged in an e-mail exchange with a person I know. Here is what "Shepherd" stated, including his foul language:

You're as stupid as stupid can get. I purchased a lot of material from the Hunter estate , and it did include the use of an "aol" account. I have never changed it. I have the permission from the Hunter family representative to use the material from Ken Hunter and his name. You really must be stupid. Your one of those people that go to the tax meeeting and spread rumors, aren't you? If you're spreading rumors about Ken Hunter, give me your name, and I'll give it to the lawyers for the family. Matter of fact I can trace backwards and come up with your name and address. No one asked you to believe in the Hornet, you stupid mother-fucker.

Be careful with Shepherd. In the past, he operated a web site named The Hornet (now off the Net), where he touted his tax program as conferring great tax benefits. His program had a cost:

This service is $5,000.00 and we want it up front. Please do not call us claiming that you can bring in lots of clients if we do yours for free. Same goes for "lots of people watching my account" do me for free, and I'll pass it on. We've heard every story there is. Our story is simple - we are very successful - we want our money up front - cash - check - money order.

He claimed that he could be trusted:

I, William Shepherd, will not do business with anyone that I believe is a con-artist, and I will not print an article that I believe is false/or misleading. .... I WILL PRINT THE FACTS AS I KNOW THEM.

But, his legal argument as seen from his previously posted web site promoted the losing argument that if one is paid with debt (Federal Reserve Notes), such does not contitute income, the premise for this contention being the case of Don Williams Co. v. Commissioner, 429 U.S. 569 (1977). However, the Williams case (which Shepherd does not quote) would appear to not support his argument because the Supreme Court stated in this case as follows: "A check, on the other hand, is a direction to the bank for immediate payment, is a medium of exchange, and has come to be treated for federal tax purposes as a conditional payment of cash."

The argument which Shepherd promoted was just a resurrection of the old Armen Condo argument made back in the late 70s and early 80s and the courts have rejected it. I simply ask Shepherd: what argument do you presently have which addresses cases like United States v. Wangrud, 533 F.2d 495 (9th Cir. 1976); United States v. Whitesel, 543 F.2d 1176 (6th Cir. 1976)(to the contention that FRNs are not legal dollars subject to tax, the court stated "that both the Sixteenth Amendment and the Internal Revenue Code deal not with 'legal tender' but with taxation of 'income'"); United States v. Condo, 741 F.2d 238 (9th Cir. 1984)("Condo's first challenge to the tax laws derives from his alleged understanding of the constitutional reference to weights and measures and other references leading to his conclusion that current Federal Reserve notes are not valid currency, cannot be taxed, and are merely "debts." The Ninth Circuit has repeatedly rejected this theory as frivolous. United States v. Kelley, 539 F.2d 1199 (9th Cir.), cert. denied, 429 U.S. 963, 97 S.Ct. 393, 50 L.Ed.2d 332 (1976); United States v. Gardiner, 531 F.2d 953 (9th Cir.), cert. denied, 429 U.S. 853, 97 S.Ct. 145, 50 L.Ed.2d 128 (1976)."); Provenza v. Comptroller of Treasury, 64 Md.App. 563, 497 A.2d 831(Md.App. 1985); Hatfield v. Commissioner, 68 T.C. 895 (1977), and Leitch v. Commisisoner, TC Memo 1979-75, 38 TCM 321 (1979)? Shepherd lives in Nevada, which is in the 9th Circuit where two of the above cases were decided. What "new" argument does Shepherd have which addresses these old cases?

"De ja 'moo'" all over again. Shepherd is just like Ken Hunter. He promoted an old, defeated argument and clearly had not a clue about how to reverse the adverse cases against his position. Hunter did the very same thing. My bet is that Shepherd is Ken Hunter, hiding from those he scammed.

April 25, 2001

Late Breaking News About Ken Hunter

My above contentions about Ken Hunter have been confirmed. Hunter is not dead, but is alive and well and living at the address of 19626 A Jesus Maria, Mokelumne Hill, CA 95245. He also uses the phone number of 775-887-3541, which is the same phone number of the web site operated by "Shepherd". Let me provide the basis for this conclusion. I have a good relationship with the editors of Media Bypass. Within the last few days, Media Bypass received an order for an advertisement from The Hornet which contained the above information. Ken Hunter signed the cover letter and check.

You folks who have been defrauded by Hunter now know where he lives.

NEWS REGARDING KEN HUNTER:

Ernie from Arkansas states as follows regarding Hunter:

Regarding Ken Hunter.

I am one of Mr. Hunter's victims. I say victim because I did believe he had some of the right things going in his program and I spent a lot of money (thousands of dollars) and gave him a power of attorney at one time. I have certainly come to understand how his program is designed to appeal to those of us who are not up to speed on the issues involved here, nor are ready to make the commitment needed to have even a remote chance of success. I am now of the belief that the industry that has grown up around the tax freedom movement is just a little removed from the porno industry.

Hunter is not too much worse than some of the others in the industry. Many of the sites you find are serious if unwise in their beliefs. You bear the ultimate responsibility for your decisions, the gurus won't be there when the feds come to visit. Hunter in fact, decided the water was getting to hot and took a dive (faking his death I believe) so he wouldn't have to face up to his victims.

I must say that his representation was minimal and incomplete, filled with half truths and outright mistakes, was ineffectual, and required constant monitoring to see if the material he wrote was readable. After a few thousand dollars, I gave up on him and I would have nothing to do with him now. I would recommend you avoid him and find more responsible people to assist you in your efforts.

Remember, there are NO magic bullets in this arena. There are lots of sources of good information, but you are on your own when you challenge the feds. You need someone far more astute than Mr. Hunter unless you just enjoy throwing your money and life away.

C. Richard and Bridget Jones

Back in about 1983, I heard various patriots talking about an arbitrage program operated by a man from Illinois named Richard Jones. He was supposedly an acclaimed international financier who was tired of what the government and the "big boys" were doing and he wanted to help the patriots. Jones' program involved taking people's money and successively rolling it over in some arbitrage scheme which allegedly had a very high rate of return. But this was not his only package; he also had a loan program whereby you could borrow money from some offshore banks at a very low interest rate, and the proceeds of this loan could then be invested in his arbitrage program. In a few years, the investment would pay off the original loan from the offshore bank and you would allegedly end up with a nice stash of cash. To get involved with his project, the patriot was required to invest an initial $4000.

Later, a new third program was started by Jones. He claimed that he had discovered some extremely rich Saudi Arabs who wanted to assist patriots with their battles against the government. These Saudis planned to distribute $10 million to every patriot who got involved with the program. The sale pitch was that you had to give Jones $5000 to show good faith, and then at a designated time, these Saudis would take their yachts to Panama, and the investors in the program would be flown to Panama where they would be aboard the Saudis' yachts and given $10 million each. Of course, the patriot investors had to use about 60% to 75% of the funds given to them to carry out worthy causes and battles. Needless to say, business was very brisk and some of the patriots who fell for the Jones program kept me regularly informed of the forthcoming date when the Saudis would give away these millions. But then again, this day always kept being extended month after month and year after year.

Jones died in April, 1986, and his wife stepped into his shoes. But that summer, she was indicted; she went to trial and was convicted, but she fled before being sentenced. After being on the run for 2 years, she was apprehended and sentenced. The below extract is a portion of the decision in her appeal, which explains the facts of this case regarding the Jones loan program; unfortunately, this decision mentions nothing about the "Saudi project" which apparently was not a part of the case against Bridget.

Extracts from United States v. Jones, 938 F.2d 737 (7th Cir. 1991):

"A ‘loan procurement program' promoted to desperate or gullible persons generated over $11 million in procurement fees for Bridget and Richard Jones. No loans were ever procured and no taxes were ever paid on the fees received. Mrs. Jones was convicted of wire fraud, obstruction of justice and conspiracy. After failing to appear for sentencing, Mrs. Jones was apprehended and received a twenty-five year prison term. She appeals her convictions and sentence, raising a variety of arguments, and we affirm.

"Bridget C. Jones and her late husband, Richard L. Jones, operated what was termed an advance fee loan program. For a $4,000 fee paid up front, they promised to arrange a $100 million loan for the applicant. From the standpoint of Bridget and Richard Jones the program was quite successful. By April 15, 1986, (the date Richard died) the couple had accumulated more than $10 million from procurement fees received from approximately 4,000 clients who joined their programs. The money generated from this scheme was placed in more than 100 banks located throughout the United States. No taxes were paid on any of the fees received by Mrs. Jones and her husband. Not incidentally, no loans were ever arranged.

"In early 1986, Bridget and Richard Jones learned that the government had been subpoenaing records from their bank accounts. This news prompted them to take steps to move the money in those accounts outside the United States. To accomplish this international transfer of funds Mrs. Jones and her husband sought the assistance of Joan McIntosh and a Swiss banker named Harry Wanke. McIntosh claimed to be in the business of protecting people's money from being taxed. A plan was developed whereby Richard Jones would write checks on all his bank accounts and make them payable to sham corporations. The checks would be given to McIntosh, who would deposit them in a bank account she controlled in Denver, commingling them with other funds in that account. From the Denver account McIntosh would then move the funds to New York where Wanke would deposit them with a bank having a correspondent relationship with Wanke's bank in Zurich, Switzerland. Wanke would then arrange for the funds to be wire-transferred from the New York bank to his Swiss bank. No reporting or disclosure of the actual ownership of the funds was to be made.

"Bridget and Richard Jones had various bank accounts in Bloomington, Illinois, the base of their operations. Prior to his death and consistent with the plan to move the funds out of the country, Richard Jones depleted his bank accounts outside of Bloomington by writing multiple checks in amounts of less than $10,000 payable to dummy corporations. These checks totalled nearly $6 million. In late March and early April of 1986, Mrs. Jones and her husband sent $500,000 of the checks made payable to the sham corporations to McIntosh. On April 12, 1986, Bridget and Richard Jones, McIntosh, Wanke and others met in Chicago. Mrs. Jones and her husband decided that of the $500,000 sent to McIntosh, $200,000 would be used to test the system devised for getting the money to Switzerland. The balance of the $500,000 would be used to establish trusts.

"Three days later Richard Jones died. A week later, a federal grand jury subpoena was served on Mrs. Jones directing her to produce records relating to the loan program. After receiving the subpoena Mrs. Jones directed that the subpoenaed records be removed from her house, microfilmed and then burned. Although she was given immunity for the act of producing the records of the loan program, Mrs. Jones stated that she had no intention of turning the records over to the grand jury.

"During this time, the Internal Revenue Service made two jeopardy assessments against Richard Jones' estate. The first assessment in the sum of $3.8 million was made in middle or late April of 1986. The second assessment for $10.25 million was made in the middle of June of 1986. Bridget Jones received notifications of the levies and was heard repeatedly to say that she wanted to move the money outside the United States to avoid seizure.

"After Richard Jones' death, Bridget Jones assumed sole control over the operations of the advance fee loan program. She also pursued the scheme to move the untaxed money outside the United States to prevent its seizure by the Internal Revenue Service. On May 7, 1986, Mrs. Jones met with McIntosh in Denver, Colorado, and gave McIntosh an additional $239,000. Mrs. Jones directed her to funnel $100,000 to the overseas bank accounts and to retain $139,000 as an escape fund for Mrs. Jones and her family.

"Seven days later on May 14, 1986, Mrs. Jones met with Rupert Henry and Robin Baily in Miami, Florida. The purpose of this meeting was to arrange the transfer of approximately $290,000 out of the country to bank accounts in Panama.

"On May 21, 1986, Mrs. Jones divided the remaining checks written to the dummy corporations into two groups. Mrs. Jones directed that one group of checks totalling $2,841,172.10 be given to Rupert Henry for deposit in the Panamanian bank accounts. The second group of checks, totalling $3,024,627.48 was given to McIntosh for deposit in the Swiss bank accounts.

"The advance fee loan program continued to generate fees. On May 27, 1986, Mrs. Jones received an additional $1 million from the loan program brought in subsequent to her husband's death. Of this income to Mrs. Jones, approximately $800,000 was in the form of checks. Mrs. Jones directed that the checks be converted to cash without the filing of any Currency Transaction Reports with her name on them. However, the transfer of the cash to Panama could not be arranged and Mrs. Jones decided to move the cash outside the United States through McIntosh and Wanke. At Mrs. Jones' direction, $500,000 in cash was given directly to Wanke in New York. Wanke agreed not to disclose Mrs. Jones' identity on any Currency Transaction Reports. Wanke received the $500,000 in cash in New York and was arrested.

"Mrs. Jones was charged with one count of conspiracy in violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 371; four counts of wire fraud in violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 1343; and one count of obstruction of justice in violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 1503.

"After trial, the jury found Mrs. Jones guilty on all six counts. The district judge set the case for sentencing and agreed to release Mrs. Jones pending sentencing. Mrs. Jones fled and remained at-large for over two and one-half years. After being apprehended and returned for sentencing, the district judge sentenced her to twenty-five years imprisonment."

I have seen mimics of the Jones program since then, so scam artists continue to thrive. But what happened to the money in the Jones program?

D. The "railroad bonds" scam

Many gullible people within the last few years succumbed to the "railroad bond" scam and lost tons of money. This scam involved the contention that the bonds of some old, bankrupt railroad companies organized back in the 19th century were still today valuable. The promoter of this scam has in the past been actively involved with the tax movement. This promoter got Richie Mack to move from Arizona to Provo, Utah, so that he could run for sheriff of Utah County. Richie did this, only to suffer on the eve of the election a raid by the feds against this promoter of the railroad bond scam. Below is an article which appeared in the local Utah papers:

By Edward L. Carter, Deseret News staff writer

PROVO — Controversial Utah County sheriff candidate Richard Mack — a self-proclaimed opponent of the federal government — contends that the FBI, CIA and local politicians may be conspiring to help incumbent David Bateman defeat him at the polls in Tuesday's Republican primary. But another scenario is that a search warrant served at American Institute for Research, the company where Mack has worked since August, was connected to a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court.

The suit alleges three Utah bond dealers — Albert E. Carter of Provo, Eunice Polatis of South Jordan and her son, Kelly Polatis of St. George — reaped millions of dollars selling allegedly worthless bonds over the past several years. Carter operates American Institute for Research, which is also known as American Institute of Reboundology.

Mack, whose 1994 lawsuit challenged the background check requirements of the Brady gun law all the way to the Supreme Court, said a dozen FBI and CIA agents Thursday served a search warrant at his company. Mack has worked as a consultant, primarily selling mini-trampolines and asset-protecting trusts, at the company since he moved to Provo from Arizona in August. "When you go around, as I have, slamming the federal government, you're going to offend some people in high places," Mack said Thursday night at a hastily called news conference.

Mack said the agents arrived at the Provo business Thursday at 10 a.m., while he was in Springville putting up campaign signs. They stayed for approximately six hours, including an hour long interview with Mack, and confiscated files and computer hard drives, Mack said. He alleged that the serving of the search warrant was motivated by a desire on the part of federal officials to see him lose to Bateman Tuesday. Mack also said that Utah County sheriff's detective Jeff Robinson and Utah County Attorney Kay Bryson somehow were involved in a conspiracy against him. Bryson called the charge ridiculous. "He apparently has a very active imagination," Bryson said. "It's not something we have done. We know nothing about it."

Sheriff's Lt. Doug Witney, a former candidate for Utah County sheriff who lost to Mack and Bateman at the Republican nominating convention several weeks ago, said that neither he nor Robinson — both of whom are assigned to the white-collar crime investigative division of the Utah County Attorney's Office — is involved in an investigation of Mack. "Where does he get the idea that we've got the power to orchestrate this?" asked Witney. "The guy is delusional."

Mack did not offer details about his relationship with Carter, although both apparently were named on the search warrant. Mack said he has not been charged with any crimes in connection with his work at American Institute for Research.

Carter is a ardent tax protester. In the early 1990s, he ran a business called the American Institute for the Republic, a company that helped people research the IRS and the Federal Reserve to "protect your rights as sovereign citizen." Carter compiled an 88-page resource book titled "The Internal Revenue Service Investigated," which urges people to declare themselves "nontaxpayers" and be prepared to defend their position. Carter also ran an unsuccessful campaign for Provo mayor in 1993. Attempts to reach him Friday were unsuccessful.

Mack said federal agents questioned him about details of the company and about federal income tax evasion. "I said, 'How could that possibly involve me?' " Mack said. Mack told the Deseret News several weeks ago that he pays his income taxes grudgingly and does it primarily to avoid going to jail. He said the federal agents then asked him about some "worthless" bonds that were connected to American Institute of Research. When Mack told the agents he thought the raid was politically motivated and was orchestrated to thwart his bid for sheriff, they told him that was not correct. Given the fact that Carter was named in the SEC complaint filed the same day as the raid, Mack's claims of political persecution seem far-fetched.

"I just find it ludicrous that there could be a conspiracy involving all the people (Mack) has named," Bateman said. "I think all you have to do is think about it for a minute or two. It's ludicrous." Bateman said Mack's conspiracy charges are consistent with a pattern of grandstanding the former Graham County, Ariz., sheriff has exhibited in the past. Mack typically tries to deflect responsibility and place blame on others to his own benefit, Bateman said.

Federal regulators said the bonds sold by Carter and two others were issued by a railroad that went belly up last century. They say bonds issued by the Chicago, Saginaw & Canada Railroad Co., which filed for bankruptcy 122 years ago, might be worth around $30 to those who collect old certificates but not the $150,000 that some people allegedly have been paying. The same goes for notes issued in 1870 by the East Alabama & Cincinnati Railway Co. and in 1838 by Mississippi. "These bonds were being sold all over the place, not just in Utah," said Ken Israel, who heads the SEC's Salt Lake office.

Carter allegedly told investors that each Saginaw bond was worth approximately $91 million, each Alabama bond was valued at about $400 million and each Mississippi bond $79 million. According to the SEC, Carter told investors that the issuers remained obligated to pay on the bonds and the notes continued to accrue interest.

Deseret News staff writer Dennis Romboy and The Associated Press contributed to this story.

Friday, June 19, 1998

SEC Claims Utahns Cheated
Gullible Investors

BY STEVEN OBERBECK
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE

For those who have not heard, the Chicago, Saginaw & Canada Railroad Co. filed for bankruptcy 122 years ago. That means the bonds once issued by the defunct railroad are not worth a lot of money -- as little as $30 to those who collect old stock and bond certificates. Saginaw bonds are certainly not worth the $150,000 that some people have been paying. The same goes for notes issued in 1870 by the East Alabama & Cincinnati Railway Co. and in 1838 by Mississippi.

Federal regulators Thursday cracked down on what they contend was a scheme to peddle virtually worthless old railroad bonds to gullible investors, who were told they were potentially worth millions. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in a lawsuit filed in Utah federal court said three Utah bond dealers -- Albert E. Carter of Provo, Eunice Polatis of South Jordan and her son, Kelly Polatis of St. George -- reaped millions of dollars selling the notes the past several years. "These bonds were being sold all over the place, not just in Utah,'' said Ken Israel, who heads the SEC's Salt Lake City office.

One of the dealers, Carter, allegedly told investors that each Saginaw bond was worth approximately $91 million, each Alabama bond was valued at about $400 million and each Mississippi bond $79 million. According to the SEC, Carter told investors that the issuers remained obligated to pay on the bonds and the notes continued to accrue interest.

Carter could not be reached for comment. Salt Lake City lawyer Max Wheeler, who is representing Eunice Polatis, said his client only sold the bonds as collectible memorabilia. "She provided an affidavit to buyers that said the bonds did not have any value other than as historical documents,'' Wheeler said.

For whatever reason, a thriving market seemed to be developing for Chicago, Saginaw bonds. An affidavit from a Texas collector, David Beach, said he bought a box of up to 800 bonds from a museum in Grand Rapids, Mich., paying about $25 each. Several years ago, Polatis bought them from him for $35 each, he said. "I have been contacted by people offering several thousands of dollars for each [bond],'' he said. "I was told by people I considered middlemen that some of the bonds were possibly being used by foreign companies to prop up their financial statements.'' About 18 months ago, said Beach, Polatis called saying she was looking for more Chicago, Saginaw bonds, and he sold her two for $12,000 each.

In another affidavit, George H. LaBarre, a New Hampshire dealer in historic and collectible stock and bond certificates, said that in 1996 he sold Eunice Polatis 10 different samples of bonds issued by old railroad and mining companies. LaBarre said he also sold her 207 "pieces'' of Chicago, Saginaw bonds for $175 each for a total of $36,225. "That is what she does,'' Wheeler said, "she buys and sells old stock and bond certificates as collectibles.'' Wheeler said Polatis sold bonds to Carter, but "we really do not know what he did with them.''

The SEC's lawsuit contends Polatis and her son made more than $3.5 million selling Saginaw bonds through a company in California that authenticated and valued the notes. Federal regulators are asking that the three defendants be barred from violating federal securities laws and return any illegal gains they realized from the sale of the bonds. Wheeler said the old certificates, despite the SEC's contention, are not securities. "Maybe the SEC should have investigated Mark Hoffman for selling securities,'' he said of the notorious historic documents dealer, turned forger and bomber serving life in prison.

© Copyright 1998, The Salt Lake Tribune

E. Phil Marsh

Marsh died April 16, 2002

Back in the early eighties, Phil Marsh from California got involved with the tax movement and one of his first works was a book entitled "The Compleat Patriot." I am told by others who have read this work that it not only discusses tax issues, but it apparently reveals that Marsh believes in aliens.

In 1990, Marsh and his wife, Marlene, decided to form The Pilot Connection Society ("TPCS"). They started recruiting followers and made some amazing, wild statements to get people to join. One position Marsh promoted was the argument that the IRS was an old Delaware corporation started in 1933. This idea first surfaced sometime in 1982 or 1983, and I, John Kotmair and others looked into that argument at the time and found it groundless. While there is a valid issue regarding whether Congress has ever actually created the IRS, the simple fact of the matter is that the old Delaware corporation was never the IRS, but just an accounting company which went out of business in 1936. Nonetheless, Marsh used this and several other flaky arguments packaged in glitter to attract crowds and mislead people.

By late 1990, Marsh was going full steam and collecting lots of funds. He started multi-level marketing his organization by creating franchises and selling them. The ordinary member in his organization had to pay about 2000 bux (the price varied) to join, and a franchise cost 10 grand. One of the big selling points used to recruit members into TPCS was the "victory letter" which Marsh told people would be received just by sending the IRS a series of letters drafted by TPCS. The "victory letter" was one from the IRS stating that a particular individual was no longer a taxpayer.

Marsh was raided twice by the IRS. Experience has shown me that it takes several years for that gargantuan organization known as the IRS to build a case against someone like Marsh, but Marsh claimed that since he had not been arrested by the IRS during the raids, that the IRS knew he was not violating the law. The end of Marsh and TPCS came when he was finally arrested in December, 1993. The charges against Marsh, his wife, step-daughter and several other TPCS leaders was conspiracy and a number of other charges. Bill Cohan represented Marsh at the first trial, which resulted in a hung jury; Cohan is a great lawyer. But the prosecution learned from its mistakes made during that first trial, brought Marsh to trial again and this time secured convictions. But again with Cohan representing Marsh in the appeal, in May, 1998, the Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit reversed most of these convictions; see United States v. Phil Marsh. However, Marsh's tax crime convictions were upheld and he is now in jail.

During its rise, I observed TPCS from a distance. I heard from a wide variety of people who claimed that Marsh was the greatest thing since sliced bread; but silently I held my rage and just hoped that lots of people would not be hurt by the predictable and forthcoming assault by the IRS. But now, this bad habit of mine has been broken and whenever I spot a conman, I am going to loudly inform people. Predictably, Marsh was indicted, along with members of his family and several followers, and their lives have been ruined as a result. Many other prosecutions have followed in the wake of the Marsh case. A large group of Marsh followers in Texas (Rich Summers, et al) was indicted, and these defendants were convicted and given long prison sentences. A number of other TPCS members have also been indicted and convicted. This is the legacy of Marsh and TPCS.

But important lessons need to be learned from this tragedy. New tax protest organizations spring up all the time and justifiably so. But the people who get involved are usually very naive and to them, the tax battle is over because they have just learned "the best kept secret." Advice that these organizations need to prepare for law enforcement goes unheeded. Counsel that the battle needs to actually be fought is rejected because these novices KNOW there is really nothing to do but stop filing tax returns. As a result, our precious energies are constantly engaged in endless fights initiated by the IRS where the effort is just to protect a single individual from the IRS. To me, this is no method to fight the IRS.

Lots of stories have been circulated about Marsh and I have heard them as well. But rather than relate rumors, I wish to inform you of what I actually know and have in my possession. In the summer of 1998 during a tax trial, Jeff Dickstein and I issued a subpoena to the IRS special agent involved in the Marsh case and we wanted the government to produce just the juror booklets used during the Marsh trial. We received in response two large books which contained lots of the evidence used in the Marsh trial and I have copies in my possession. These documents reveal that just shortly after Marsh started TPCS, people were finding out that TPCS program simply did not work and were claiming that Marsh was a fraud; I have the letters and some are mentioned in the recent decision of the 9th Circuit. Marsh ignored these complaints and went ahead, subsequently collecting millions of bux. When more people learned of the lack of success with TPCS program, Marsh decided to fabricate "victory letters." When the IRS executed the search warrants for Marsh's home and office, it seized several computer discs which contained these fabricated letters. This is not to state that such letters do not exist as they do and I have seen originals of such letters and have copies. But, Marsh was faking it and cranking out lots of fabricated letters to feed his followers. Marsh was a fraud of the first order. But regrettably, others are today following Marsh's actions and also fabricating a wide variety of letters and other documents; Al Carter also did this.

F. Leroy Schweitzer

Last fall (1999), I watched within the span of 48 hours 2 sets of sickening video tapes. The first related that current madness of the "redemption process," and that 6 hour tape made me ill. But within 36 hours, I was watching video tapes of the Leroy Schweitzer, which were no better. The redemption process and the Schweitzer program are virtually identical. If you want to predict the outcome of the redemption program, just read what one court recounted regarding the facts of a Schweitzer case:

United States v. Wells, 163 F.3d 889 (4th Cir. 1998):

"The government introduced evidence showing that between 1988 and 1993, Wells engaged in a large tobacco fraud conspiracy. The IRS conducted an audit of Wells and concluded that he had a substantial tax liability resulting from the unreported proceeds of the fraud. Thus, the IRS issued an assessment against Wells for approximately $1.8 million, and assigned to revenue officer Priscilla Smith the enforcement responsibilities. In October and November 1993, revenue officers Smith and Teresa Varnell issued tax liens on several properties that Wells either owned or controlled.

"In November 1995, Wells and parties close to him began to send Smith and Varnell a series of documents relating to their enforcement efforts in connection with Wells' IRS assessment. On November 11, 1995, revenue officer Smith received a document captioned 'Non-Statutory Abatement' from Wells' daughter, Doris Brantley, in response to Smith's attempt to schedule an appointment with Brantley to discuss the status of some real property believed to be owned or controlled by Wells. The Non-Statutory Abatement alleged that Smith's contact with Wells had been illegal, and it threatened Smith with civil and criminal liability. The envelope in which it arrived bore Russell Dean Landers' return address.

"On December 20 and 21, 1995, revenue officers Varnell and Smith, respectively, each received an 'affidavit' and a 'claim and demand letter' from Wells, himself. The letters discussed the dollar figure of the IRS jeopardy assessment. The accompanying affidavits threatened action against the officers and threatened liability of $1 million in pure silver if the revenue officers did not release IRS tax liens filed against property associated with Wells.

"On January 5, 1996, Wells, Landers, and others attended a two day seminar presented by the Freemen, including Leroy Schweitzer. A portion of the seminar focused on the use of instruments known as comptroller warrants. Comptroller warrants are fraudulent financial instruments that, to some extent, look like legitimate financial instruments.

"Timothy Healy, an FBI Special Agent who infiltrated the Freemen organization, testified that Schweitzer warned class members that they could be arrested if they used the comptroller warrants, and that they should use a compilation of documents called 'proof packs' to establish lack of fraudulent intent. Virtually none of the warrants were being accepted.

"Persons attending a Freemen conference could acquire as many as five comptroller warrants for $100; additional comptroller warrants cost the purchaser $100 each. Wells acquired several warrants during his stay in Montana, some of which had face values as high as $3.7 million. Each was issued jointly to Wells and a third party payee. During November and December 1995, Wells told associates that he could arrange loans for them. He then created lists of those to whom he would negotiate the warrants, which included the acquaintances as well as his creditors. Schweitzer's usual practice was to send Wells comptroller warrants whose face values were twice the amount requested. Soon after Wells returned to North Carolina, he distributed several of the warrants to acquire money. Testimonial evidence established that Wells distributed the following warrants in January, 1996, alone: on January 7, to Eastern Auto Sales for $155,704.00; on January 9, to Royster-Clark Corp. for $1,400,060.00 and to G.R.M. Enterprises for $770,000.00; on January 10, to Taylor Construction Co. for $433,478.00, to Heritage Bank for $7,778.14, to Simba Tech Auto Sales for $424,000.00, and to Travelinks for $384,000.00; on January 11, to the Internal Revenue Service for $3,705,858.00,3 and to Centura Bank for $9,898.24; and on January 26, to Centura Bank for $21,074.00.

"Wells sent cover letters along with the warrants to notify creditors that the warrants were intended to satisfy debts owed to them. Any additional funds were to be refunded to Wells. According to the letters, failure to refund excess amounts would constitute 'criminal con- version' and trigger the obligation to pay high interest rates.

"In January, 1996, Wells and Landers sent Officers Smith and Varnell documents captioned as 'true bills.' The 'true bills' alleged that the revenue officers had placed illegal restraints on Wells' property and directed them to sign the documents to acknowledge their liability. The documents further stated that failure to comply within 10 days would result in the officers being held personally liable for $100 million in 'silver coins' to Wells. Liability was to extend for 99 years.

"Wells had begun hearing of rejections of the warrants before he had even distributed any of his own. In one instance, Landers had received notice from the Iowa Department of Human Services that it had rejected as invalid a comptroller warrant Landers had submitted to it. Landers responded to the rejection with a January 2, 1996, letter and provided a copy of his letter to Wells.

"When Wells began distributing his comptroller warrants, he also received notices of rejection from banks. On January 12, 1996, he received two rejections. The next day, Wells was notified by mail of a rejection. During the latter half of January, Wells received six more rejections. He received still more rejections in February, including a rejection by the IRS.

"Prajesh Patel, one of Wells' business associates, had more success. On January 18, 1996, he successfully deposited the Travelinks comptroller warrant as a result of the bank's errors. Wells often called Patel for information as to the status of that warrant, and was pleased that it was accepted.

"Officers Smith and Varnell were 'summoned' to appear before 'Our One Supreme Court' in late January, 1996. The summonses informed them that the 'Court' had entered $100 million judgments against each revenue officer personally. The officers were further directed to appear before the Our One Supreme Court on a specific date. Wells signed the summons, indicating that he was the complainant and 'justices' of the 'court' also signed the summonses.

"The revenue officers later learned that the Our One Supreme Court was a tribunal associated with the Montana Freemen Organization that purported to hold trials, and enter judgments against private citizens and public officials. Smith also learned of plans by the Freemen to kidnap and kill a judge, and Varnell learned that the court had marshals upon whom they conferred powers of arrest. After learning those things, Smith and Varnell became afraid.

"Now that the Travel Links account was open, Wells ordered Patel to write a series of checks against the account on Wells' behalf. Patel followed Wells' order, writing six Travelinks checks that totaled over $85,000. Wells immediately used two of the checks to purchase a Chevrolet Suburban and a recreational vehicle (RV) on the same date. A third check was used to buy Russell Landers a computer.

"The Freemen conducted Smith and Varnell's hearing in their absence. Wells was present, and Landers presented Wells' case against the officers. After the hearing, Wells and others traveled to Montana in the Suburban and RV that had just been purchased. They brought the Suburban and RV to the Freemen compound on February 2, 1996. During a February 3, 1996, telephone conversation with business associate Prajesh Patel, Wells stated that he intended to acquire several more Suburbans to give to the Freemen for their use in Montana. Wells had a similar conversation with another acquaintance in North Carolina.

"The Freemen intended to use Suburban vehicles to arrest and execute public officials in Jordan, Montana. Schweitzer wished to acquire approximately 20 Suburbans for this purpose. The FBI was concerned about Wells' arrival at the Freemen compound with the Suburban, because it placed the Freemen closer to their goal of being able to effect arrests.

"After returning to North Carolina, Wells presented a second comptroller warrant with a face value of $254,000 to Patel, who had successfully negotiated a previous warrant. Patel was successful again, as bank errors permitted the warrant to be accepted on February 6.

"Wells was arrested on February 8, 1996. During the trial, the district court realized an error in Count Three. As the indictment had then read, Wells was charged under 18 U.S.C. § 1002 with using a counterfeit document to defraud the government 'for the purpose of enabling himself to obtain from the Internal Revenue Service . . . .' The statute actually reads 'for the purpose of enabling another to obtain . . . .' 18 U.S.C. § 1002. (emphasis added). At the close of the evidence, the court amended the indictment to read correctly. Wells was convicted of all counts."

As time permits, I will be adding other stories.

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Re: READER: CLINTON WAS THE LAST PRESIDENT OF ....

Rayelan,

Clinton is telling the truth.

In June of 1999, CNN announced a budget surplus for the first time in the history of this country. Hillary's bumper stickers for her election say, "Remember the Surplus? Clinton 2008"

The U.S. prior to 1999, was a bankruptcy trust, managed by the bank of England. Bill Clinton was a student of David-Wynn Miller, http://www.dwmlc.com, This is how Clinton dodged the perjury trial.

Did you ever wonder why they could not convict him on perjury when he lied to the whole country on TV. Clinton threatened to expose the whole key stone of the scam that you do not realize at this time.

Go to David Wynn-miller's web site, http://www.dwmlc.com and listen to the media link to understand what I am saying, it will be more than you ever imagined.

During Clinton's trial, which lasted about 6 seconds, Clinton framed his response to the Judges' question of "What is sex?" in a prepositional phrase ("WHAT IS, IS?), which is not allowed in court, because it is stating a fact and Clinton lost his bar license for 5 years because of this.

This is hard to explain in brief. David-wynn Miller picture on file with every court house in this country and the judges have been told if this guy shows up, he is there to convict them of treason.

Miller is a Judge. He has been banned from Canada and Australia. C.

[Whoa back there Neddy....!!! Who are these people who dare to place David-Wynn miller's Truthful-Language-Format in written form, on a website that is totally written in FICTION-LANGUAGE-FORMAT???? Not only is it downright cheeky, but it has NOT been corrected nor completed. Where are the underlinings?
Where are the spelling corrections and the punctuation corrections? You people have learned Nothing!!

FOR THIS WITNESSING-JUDGE: Kevin-John: Morgan, OF THESE UNITY-STATES OF THE AUSTRALIA IS WITH THIS CLAIM, COMPLAINT AND QUESTIONS WITH THIS WEB-SITE FOR THE FICTITIOUS-CONVEYANCE OF THE LANGUAGE ON ALL COMMENTS AND SUBMISSIONS ON THIS WEB-SITE BY THESE IGNORANT-PEOPLE. [These hyphenated words should be underlined as well.]

[There is a NZ website dubbed "Language and You", which is about to be "corrected" via David-Wynn Miller himself (he's there now), and is run by a real estate scammer who is a runaway bankrupt from Queensland, and being watched by the Federal Police. Do NOT become one of those who are trying to "use" David-Wynn Miller technology to upgrade your website, as the Federal Police, the FBI and Interpol are on the move and closing down websites around the world, who dare to mix the two language formats on the one website.]
[The reason I will share this information is that after studying (9000 hours) and putting into practice the language technology of David-Wynn Miller's, AND getting results, I find it very hard to stomach the act of using something which is truthful alongside that which is Fiction for their own gain, AND, without prior permission.]

FOR THIS WITNESSING-JUDGE WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE OF A COMMITMENT OF THE FRAUD IS WITH THIS CLAIM FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE TRUTHFUL-LANGUAGE-FORMAT-STATEMENT WITH THIS WEBSITE OR FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE WEBSITE BY THESE WEB-HOSTERS. [These hyphenated words should be underlined as well.]