➡ Peymon, the founder of Freedom Law School, is taking a break but has left an informative video about the IRS and federal income taxes. The video discusses the IRS’s plans to hire armed agents, the use of tax dollars for artificial intelligence, and the lack of transparency about where tax money goes. Peymon, who hasn’t paid federal income taxes for over 30 years, argues that people were never required to file income tax since 1913. The video also includes a critique of the Federal Reserve and its control over the money supply.
➡ In 1910, a group of influential bankers secretly met on Jekyll Island to create a banking bill, which later became the Aldrich Bill. This led to the formation of a banking cartel and the Federal Reserve, which was designed to control all bank reserves and create money for lending. Meanwhile, Peter Gibbons, an attorney and engineer, shares his journey of questioning the legality of income tax in America, leading him to join a group that believes it’s unconstitutional. He also discusses his passion for engineering and his ongoing experiments with a car to improve its mileage.
➡ An IRS special agent began to question the necessity of income tax after hearing a radio show claim it was voluntary. He researched the Internal Revenue Code and found that the IRS’s jurisdiction over Americans was limited to those living abroad. Despite presenting his findings to his superiors, he was dismissed and stripped of his badge and gun. He now advocates for understanding the law and freeing oneself from unnecessary taxation.

Hello everyone. Peymon will be enjoying summer break with his family over the next couple weeks. In the meantime, we have planned a great and informative video for you to watch. This week we will be showing the first part of Slave Nation. This informative documentary was co produced by Freedom Law School. It dives deep into the realities surrounding the IRS and federal income taxes. Enjoy this educational content and we look forward to returning back to our normal live broadcast after he and his family return from their trip in a few weeks. The government collected record income taxes.

In the latest quarter, the IRS expected to collect over two and a half trillion dollars in individual taxes. This it was shocking in the initial budget request for the IRS how many guns they were asking for January 6th. The people right now languishing in this political gulag in D.C. is nothing compared to what can come. And as Libertarian party activist I organized speeches like we have here. And I got tired of meet, eat and retreat meetings. We talk about the problem, we all know about it. You gonna do about it. So I’m gonna show you a real plan to drain the Washington D.C.

swamp. My name is Peymon Motahede. I have not paid any federal income taxes for over 30 years. Today we’re going to talk about taxes. Taxes, taxes, taxes. Taxes can be a little tricky. Are you a patriotic American eager to do your part? Then there’s something important you can do. Shall I? Your income tax. The IRS is planning to hire special agents who carry guns and make arrests in all 50 states. Well, we’ve been telling you about Democrats plan to expand the IRS with nearly 90,000 new agents. New special agents must be able to legally carry a firearm.

And if necessary, you’ve got to be willing to use deadly force. And if I don’t pay up, I’ll go to jail for tax evasion. I’m crazy enough to take on Batman. But the irs? No thank you. Americans can’t make a buck without Uncle Sam reaching his dirty little paw down our pants. They say we have to have a way to pay for it. What do you mean? Why can’t Washington do with less for once? Our tax dollars are funding the development of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology that will allow the government to easily discover problematic speech.

When you do your taxes, the IRS doesn’t send you a receipt. So just where does all that money go? Did you use that 916 million DOL laws to avoid paying personal federal income taxes? Of course I do. Of course I do. And so do all of her donors. Or most of her donors. I know many of her donors. Okay, ready to get started? Okay, let’s do it. So the topic we got for tonight’s freedom of recording is let’s see if I remember right, that since 1913 the people of the states were never required to file income tax.

Right. Am I set up properly? Okay. All right, let’s just give a straight bound. Hold on here. Right. Okay, that’s good. Three, two, one. Hello my friends. I am Payman Mottahede, the president of Freedom Law School which I created in 1996. In this presentation I will show you how you can legally and safely take part in defunding the corrupt federal government Deep state enrich your family and your life and restore freedom at the same time. As you all know, we watched this program in the federal tax law title 26 in general. I was born in Iran in 1962 in a Jewish family and I used to sit next to my father speaking with his friends and relatives about politics on a regular basis.

I learned a lot about the Arab Israeli conflicts about America and the west versus the Soviet Union and the Iranian politics where you were not allowed to criticize the King, the Shah of Iran. And if you did you could have been simply kidnapped, put into jail for who knows how long, never a jury trial, tortured and summary trial or executed. I came to America in 1977 as a child I got to see American TV series of 1960s Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, all those things. The image of America that you know, the country were is based upon freedom.

Would you let me. I call that bold talk for a one eyed fat man. Fill your hand you son of a bitch. America was fundamentally created differently. So coming to america at age 14, I thought I was coming to the land of the free and the home of the brave. How does it feel? Feels like times have changed. But within a few years I found out wait a minute. This is not the free country that I saw portrayed on television. I want to know why private unauditable banking organization the Federal Reserve is in charge of the money supply using the IRS as bouncers to strong arm anyone who opposes the club.

Using unauthorized revenue agents to collect $40 million an hour in interest from hard working Americans. I want to know why Congress doesn’t print the money itself and eliminate income taxes altogether. I want to know why the IRS and the Department of Justice won’t meet with us, answer our questions and prove us wrong so we can put this baby to bed. My name is Dr. Sherry Peel Jackson. I am a retired CPA certified fraud examiner and a former IRS agent. I originally Thought that I was doing my duty as a citizen of the United States, helping the country collect the taxes and take care of the things that government takes care of.

But I started seeing things, the larger corporations, you never see the owner. You never see the president, the vice president. And these people, they’ll send their CPAs and attorneys in to scream at you. So they try to send someone in to intimidate the irs. Whereas the small businesses, the IRS would come in and intimidate them. So you go out and do an audit on a mom and pop company and let’s say they end up owing 10, $20,000. That’s devastating for them. They don’t have anybody to help them do anything about it. But then as you get up into the larger partnerships and corporations, the CPAs and attorneys would literally make deals with the attorneys at the irs.

My realization that America was not quite a free country started big time when I took my first economic classes in college. That’s what I’ve learned, that the Federal Reserve is actually privately owned. It’s not part of the federal government. And that is money coming from the mouths of your children and the college education funds of your grandchildren. All the while, the children and the grandchildren and the great grandchildren of the Federal Reserve owners never have to work a day in their life. And that is wrong on so many different levels, people. The thing that broke the camel’s back was when I found out about G.

Edward Griffin’s book, the Creature from Jekyll Island. It was about 900 pages and I could not put that book down. Picture a party of the nation’s greatest bankers stealing out of New York on a private railroad car under cover of darkness, stealthily hying hundreds of miles south, embarking on a mysterious launch, sneaking onto an island deserted by all but a few servants living there a full week under such rigid secrecy that the names of not one of them was once mentioned, lest the servants learn the identity and disclose to the world this strangest, most secret expedition in the history of American finance.

The results of the conference were entirely confidential. Even the fact there had been a meeting was not permitted. To become public, the servants must under no circumstances learn who we are, cautioned Senator Aldrich. What can we do to fool them? Asked another member of the group. The problem was discussed. I have it. Let’s all call each other by our first names. Don’t ever let us mention our last names. For nine days, the rule for first names only remained in effect. The secret meeting on Jekyll island in Georgia at which the Federal Reserve Was conceived the birth of a banking cartel to protect its members from competition.

It is not federal and there are no reserves. Furthermore, the Federal Reserve banks are not even banks. One fourth of the world’s wealth was represented by these groups Is probably conservative. This was the roster. 1. Nelson W. Aldrich, Republican Whip in the Senate, business associate of J.P. morgan, father in law to John D. Rockefeller Jr. 2. Abraham Pyatt Andrew, assistant secretary of the U.S. treasury. 3. Frank A. Vanderlip, representing William Rockefeller and the international investment banking house of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. 4. Henry P. Davison, senior partner of the J.P. morgan Co. 5. Benjamin Strong, head of J.P.

morgan’s Bankers Trust Co. 6. Paul M. Warburg, a partner in Kuhn, Loeb & Co. A representative of the Rothschild banking dynasty in England and France and brother to Max Warburg, who was head of the Warburg banking consortium in Germany and the Netherlands. The basic plan for the Federal Reserve system was drafted at a secret meeting held in November of 1910 at the private resort of J.P. morgan on Jekyll island off the coast of Georgia. Those who attended represented the great financial institutions of Wall street and indirectly Europe as well. The reason for secrecy was simple. Had it been known that rival factions of the banking community had joined together, the public would have been alerted to the possibility that the bankers were plotting an agreement in restraint of trade.

Which of course is exactly what they were doing. In November 1910 I was invited to join a small group of men who at Senators Aldrich request were to take part in a several days conference with him to discuss the form that the new banking bill should take. Where the conference closed, the rough draft of what later became the Aldrich Bil had been agreed upon. Paul Morenz Warburg 1930 what emerged was a cartel agreement with five. Stop the growing competition from the nation’s newer banks. Obtain a franchise to create money out of nothing for the purpose of lending.

Get control of the reserves of all banks so that the more reckless ones would not be exposed to currency drains and bank runs. Get the taxpayer to pick up the cartel’s inevitable losses and convince Congress that the purpose was to protect the public. It was realized that the bankers would have to become partners with the politicians and that the structure of the cartel would have to be a central bank. The record shows that the Fed has failed to achieve its stated objectives. That is because those were never its true goals as a banking cartel. And in terms of the five objectives stated above, it has been an unqualified success.

I’m an electrical engineer actually that’s What I love to do. Don’t even like the practice of law that much. That’s another story. Trying to think where all my diploma stuff like that are. No, maybe this is down here. Here we go. Well, no, so this thing is, as you can see, it’s. Here’s our. The first thing was to find out how much the wind affects mileage. So I chopped the front of it to get better mileage about at 2 net miles per gallon at highway speed. And then now we’re doing other experiments with it. Water injection.

Eventually I’ll convert it to electric also, but it’ll be a hybrid. You go to a car show or something like that and these guys get their engine compartment perfect. Every wire is perfect, you know. Of course I love that. But this thing here, I’m just changing things all the time. So it’s been a while. I haven’t, haven’t touched it in a few years since I went in the hospital. But anyway, someday it’ll be really, really, you know, show worthy. My name is Peter Gibbons. I am an attorney living in Nevada, Carson City, Nevada. Been practicing law for about 25 years.

Licensed in California, many federal courts and also in the United Kingdom as a solicitor. As a young, you know, young boy, I was pretty normal. Not a lot happened, but I was very, very inventive. I’ve always been interested in science. I was on my way to becoming an engineer. I was actually standing in an unemployment line. And there was this little guy in front of me. And I’m watching people go up to the window where they sign up for unemployment. And the woman behind the desk was calling out, you know, next, next. And then the first thing she would say to the people was Social Security number.

Like as a question, it was more of a statement, but it was really a question. And of course, then the first person, you know, comes up and he whips out his wallet, shows her his Social Security card in his wallet. Then the next guy walks up and he kind of does this and scratches his forehead a little bit and recites his Social Security number. And the same body language between showing the person the card and kind of scratching their forehead and reciting it. That same body language repeated itself several times. And I’m watching this as I’m standing in line and I just said audibly, I, I said, we don’t need no stinking chip.

We’re already there. Because, you know, if we talk about the mark of the beast and being chipped and all that and here it’s like we’ve self chipped with this Social Security number. So this little guy in front of me, he looks up at me and he says, I have a friend who stepped out of the system now being a freedom lover. My little freedom antennae went up and I started asking him a bunch of questions. And he said, well, there’s this group meeting here in town, and that was down in Southern California at the time. So I started going to these group meetings.

It was all about taxation. And they’re bringing out all these different authorities about, you know, taxation in America. And it’s becoming pretty clear to me that as an American, I don’t think I owe this tax. It’s actually very simple. Congress tried to enact an income tax in 1894. The Supreme Court said that’s unconstitutional. When the Supreme Court says something is unconstitutional, it’s unconstitutional. They tried again in 1913, and the Supreme Court said the 16th Amendment conferred no new power of taxation. So if they didn’t have it then and they didn’t get it, they don’t have it.

There is no constitutional basis for a tax on the wages of Americans living and working in the tax 50 states of the Union, Period. End of argument. This woman came to me, she said, Ms. Jackson, there’s an ad in the USA today and it says the income tax is a fraud. So I went out and found a paper stand, got the paper and I opened it up and there was an article, full page article in the USA Today that was put there by we the People foundation for Constitutional Education. There were two things in that article.

First of all, Joe Banister was a former Criminal Investigation Division agent. He had written a report after he did his own research. And I ordered two copies of this, which was turned into a book. I said, I want to see what this other IRS employee was saying. But the thing that caught my eye and made me start doing my own research was a challenge by a man named William Conklin. In this USA Today ad, it said that he would give $50,000 to anyone who could prove that we are liable for the income tax. So at that point, $50,000 looked good to me and I started doing research.

A friend of mine, Bill Conklin, told me, hey, hey, mom, this guy’s gonna call you, who is a special agent with the IRS Criminal Investigation Division. And he’s checking out what we’re saying about the income tax, how they’ve been scamming the American people. But I think he’s a real guy, he’s genuine. So I said, okay, I’ll take this call. And sure enough, A little bit later, Joseph Bansta called me and said, I’m here on my time off, my personal time, looking at this IRS income tax issue. Please help me give a warm hand of welcome to a man who’s waking up more people to the fraud of the income tax.

Mr. Joe Bannister. My name is Joe Banister. I served for five and a half years as an IRS Criminal Investigation Division. Special Agent Joe Banister was IRS Criminal Investigation Division. He was a very, what I would call by the book sort of guy. Most of his family was in law enforcement and he wanted being, you know, to carry on that tradition. He was also an accountant and a very thorough accountant. One of the extra duties that I signed up for was recruiting. One of the recruiting tools was to have a poster of Al Capone, how he was investigated by the Internal Revenue Service, and that, you know, he was brought down not by all the gun running and various crimes, but with an accounting investigation, a financial investigation.

So the IRS would tout, and I don’t know if they still do today, that only an accountant could catch Al Capone and that they encourage us to be an accountant with conviction. My dad was an accountant. You know, he had the whole shtick, the dorky pocket protector. I have a pocket protector. I had a case and I closed the case. It was maybe $150,000 case. And the protocol at the IRS at the time was if there was an appeal, the case came back to the agent, which would be me. Then I would give a rebuttal. Well, I sent the case off and one day I was passing the secretary’s desk and I saw that case on her desk.

I picked it up and they had bypassed me and they closed the case. So I went to my manager and I said, what’s going on here? I didn’t get a chance to say anything about their appeal. I didn’t get a rebuttal. And my manager said, sherry, leave it. My first day at the IRS was quite a culture shock. I remember sitting at my, in my cubicle and because I was literally the first day, I had no casework. Coming from the private sector and from my upbringing, I didn’t want to be getting paid for doing nothing. So I saw some books up on the shelf, which was basically the Internal Revenue Code.

I decided I would look into those books because I’d be enforcing those laws that were in those books. And my boss, who was actually a former Marine and he became an IRS special agent, he was the supervisor and he came over and he said, what are you doing? Looking in those books. And I said, well, I thought I might check out the actual laws that I’m going to be enforcing. And he said, you need to close those books. You’re not a CPA anymore, you’re an IRS special agent. And I just thought that was extremely bizarre. But I did what he said, closed the books and went about my business.

But researching and opening up the Internal Revenue Code was, was a no, no. I thought, oh, this is going to be easy. I’m going to put this baby to bed, I’m going to win this $50,000, I’m going to pay off some bills and I might have a nice vacation. I thought it was going to be really simple because again, I had my codes and regulations with me from the irs. I had the research right there. And as I looked and looked at the codes and regulations and looked at what other people were saying and looked like, but what they were presenting, time kept going on.

And I wasn’t finding something solid that said you have to pay the income tax. What happens when we, when we get into the tax law is you see this kind of muddying of the water on steroids. And so if you go to an accountant or whatever, they’re all caught up with that minutiae and nobody ever takes a step back and says, how did we ever get here? About three years into my career at the irs, I was listening to a talk radio show and she was saying on this radio show that the income tax was a voluntary system, that the vast majority of Americans were not required to pay the income tax.

So if you can imagine me driving around in my government car with my handcuffs and my sig Sauer 9 millimeter and my bulletproof vest, listening to this woman say on the radio to everybody in the Bay Area that the income tax, you know, isn’t mandatory. And I thought, you know, lady, this, this tax ain’t, ain’t voluntary. It’s, it’s mandatory. Folks, let me remind you, everything I’ll be showing you is based upon the law from the Internal Revenue Code. This is the bible of the irs. This is the law that the Irish supposedly is trying to enforce.

About 10,000 plus pages of tiny font minutia. Yes, in complex language. But guess what the key is at the end in the definitions that they hid it from you. The IRS has a manual called the Internal Revenue Manual. These so called tax protesters claim that in the irm, the IRS actually admitted that its jurisdiction over Americans was limited to Americans who are living abroad. In other words, not domestic Americans. And I Thought that was crazy that the IRS would actually admit such a thing in their own internal manuals. So I went to the library that was within the IRS headquarters, and I began to look at their original manuals to try to, you know, verify whether any of this information was actually truthful or whether it was, as the government, you know, frequently would train us, was just a bunch of BS that wasn’t to be believed and you shouldn’t even bother looking.

And found that that claim was 100% true. So Joe in 1998 told me, I want to write a book about the Acre Taxi Show. What I found out, I said, that’s a great idea. And so he wrote it, and I proofread the book for him. He the draft of the book, he gave a copy of that to his supervisor. I went to my immediate supervisor, and his name was Bob, and I said, bob, you know, I’ve been investigating the income tax for the last couple of years off duty, and I really found some. Many things that are very concerning to me, and I’d like to provide that information to you and the supervisors above you so that you can evaluate it and see what we can do about it.

Because I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution. And in that letter, he informed Charles Rosati, that looks as someone who’s taken an oath to uphold and defend the US Constitution from all enemies, foreign or domestic, I cannot see how I’m not violating American people’s rights. We’re doing it wrong. My boss, Bob, he did do as I requested, and he sent my report, and I had a transmittal letter explaining my purpose and my beliefs about the issue. We’re imposing a law that doesn’t exist, that doesn’t require the people of the state to pay income tax.

And here is my report on the topic. And I’m required by your directions what you’ve told us and my duty to inform you of any wrongdoings. So a couple days went by, and I didn’t hear anything. And then I was called into my chief’s office, and my chief handed me a memorandum. So he started researching. Came to the conclusion, I don’t think I’m enforcing the law. Wrote a very nice explanation, I guess, to his superiors to say, hey, I think we’re doing this wrong. And instead of coming back to him and saying, joe, we can explain all that to you.

Let’s get together and talk. Instead, they said, we will not be responding to any of your concerns, and we will provide you with the paperwork necessary to tender your resignation. So I Did not get any response. They. They immediately sent me home. They took my badge and my gun. Left me with my pager. Thank you for joining us. The first part of Slave Nation. Make sure to tune into next week’s Freedom Hour where we will watch the second half. Thank you all. And stay free. The problem is all inside your head. He said to me. The answer is easy if you take it logically.

I’d like to help you in your struggle to be free. It is only seven steps to stop your taxes. He said, it’s really not my habit to intrude. Furthermore, I hope my meaning won’t be lost or misconstrued. But I’ll repeat myself at the risk of being rude. There’s only seven steps to stop your taxes. Seven steps to stop your taxes. You should study the law, Ma do not confess best. There’s no need to fear, dear, just get yourself free. Listen to me, Lee, you don’t need to discuss much to congress you write white and get yourself free.

Read the guaranteed Join the freedom plan. Stand and spread the word Gerd, just listen to me. Study the law Pa, don’t you confess best. There’s no need to fear, dear, just get yourself free. Said, it grieves me so to see you in such pain. I wish there was something I could do to make you smile again. I said, I appreciate that. So would you please explain about the seven steps? He said, why don’t you read up on it tonight? And I believe that by the morning you’ll begin to see the light. Then he hung up and I realized he was probably right.

There’s only seven steps to stop your taxes. Seven steps to stop your taxes. Study the law, ma do not confess best. There’s no need to fear, dear, just get yourself free. Listen to me, Lee, you don’t need to discuss much. To congress you write right and get yourself free. Read the guarantee deep Join the freedom plan Stan and spread the word. Gerd, just listen to me. Study the law part. Don’t you confess best. There’s no need to fear, dear, just get yourself free. It sa it sa it sam sa it.
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