Gerhard for New Hampshire

The Selectmen of Northfield are not happy about Jason Gerhard's use of RSA 39:3 which allows a warrant article to be placed onto the town warrant without their input. Towards the end they are warned about a possible defamation lawsuit from someone present due to comments made about Mr. Gerhard. This warrant article reads as follows: We the people of Northfield, New Hampshire respectfully request that the Board of Selectmen requires the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to answer the following questions in common language within the soonest time possible: 1. Where is the word “income” defined in the IRS code? According to former IRS Commissioner Sheldon Cohen it isn’t defined anywhere within the code. [This is clearly documented on video in Aaron Russo’s “America: Freedom to Fascism”] 2. Where in the code is it written that the average American, who does not exercise a federal privilege, but simply trades his time for money, is liable to pay the federal income tax? 3. Why have numerous IRS publications, IRS Directors, and U.S. Congressmen, among others, stated that the income tax is “voluntary”? For example: In 1953, Mr. Dwight E. Avis, head of the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, made the following remarkable statement to a subcommittee of the Committee on Ways and Means in the House of Representatives: “Let me point this out now: Your income tax is 100 percent voluntary tax, and your liquor tax is 100 percent enforced tax. Now, the situation is as different as day and night.” [Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Ways and Means Feb. 3 thru Mar. 13, 1953] www.GoHardWithGerhard.com *The photo depicts The Memorial Arch of Tilton which is located in Northfield, NH.

Read by Jason Gerhard. From the back cover: "For the 64 years of its existence, the U.S. Internal Revenue Code has been ridiculed, feared and despised by virtually everyone. And why not? As presented by the Internal Revenue Service, the code appears illogical, inconsistent and practically incomprehensible. As presented, the code defies practically the entire Bill of Rights--requiring citizens to testify against themselves, allowing searches and seizures without warrants, levying fines and penalties without trials and imposing a tax on the basic right to earn a living. As presented, the IRC would appear to turn everything we all thought we had learned in grade school English and Civics on its head. Is it possible that we all just misunderstood those simple lessons? Maybe. But researcher, analyst and scholar Peter E. Hendrickson believes that after Cracking the Code, you'll agree that what has been misunderstood is the 3,413,000 word monstrosity itself--and how, and to whom, it applies. Hendrickson delves deep into the history, statutes and case law behind the Code to reveal its startling and liberating secrets; and unless you live in a cave, you need to know what he's uncovered. Once you've finished "Cracking the Code", the tax laws will never mean the same thing to you, or your bank account, again!" For more info go to www.losthorizons.com

Read by Jason Gerhard. From the back cover: "For the 64 years of its existence, the U.S. Internal Revenue Code has been ridiculed, feared and despised by virtually everyone. And why not? As presented by the Internal Revenue Service, the code appears illogical, inconsistent and practically incomprehensible. As presented, the code defies practically the entire Bill of Rights--requiring citizens to testify against themselves, allowing searches and seizures without warrants, levying fines and penalties without trials and imposing a tax on the basic right to earn a living. As presented, the IRC would appear to turn everything we all thought we had learned in grade school English and Civics on its head. Is it possible that we all just misunderstood those simple lessons? Maybe. But researcher, analyst and scholar Peter E. Hendrickson believes that after Cracking the Code, you'll agree that what has been misunderstood is the 3,413,000 word monstrosity itself--and how, and to whom, it applies. Hendrickson delves deep into the history, statutes and case law behind the Code to reveal its startling and liberating secrets; and unless you live in a cave, you need to know what he's uncovered. Once you've finished "Cracking the Code", the tax laws will never mean the same thing to you, or your bank account, again!" For more info go to www.losthorizons.com

Cracking the Code by Peter Eric Hendrickson (Foreword) Read by Jason Gerhard. From the back cover: "For the 64 years of its existence, the U.S. Internal Revenue Code has been ridiculed, feared and despised by virtually everyone. And why not? As presented by the Internal Revenue Service, the code appears illogical, inconsistent and practically incomprehensible. As presented, the code defies practically the entire Bill of Rights--requiring citizens to testify against themselves, allowing searches and seizures without warrants, levying fines and penalties without trials and imposing a tax on the basic right to earn a living. As presented, the IRC would appear to turn everything we all thought we had learned in grade school English and Civics on its head. Is it possible that we all just misunderstood those simple lessons? Maybe. But researcher, analyst and scholar Peter E. Hendrickson believes that after Cracking the Code, you'll agree that what has been misunderstood is the 3,413,000 word monstrosity itself--and how, and to whom, it applies. Hendrickson delves deep into the history, statutes and case law behind the Code to reveal its startling and liberating secrets; and unless you live in a cave, you need to know what he's uncovered. Once you've finished "Cracking the Code", the tax laws will never mean the same thing to you, or your bank account, again!" For more info go to www.losthorizons.com