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Originally Posted by mikey_the_redneck
To Towers' credit..............I myself have seen article examples of people who have challenged income tax laws in the U.S. and have been successful. I don't know if it would be worth it for the average Joe however, and I don't know if that success would translate in Canada.
I think there was another example in one of the Zeitgeist movies where a guy went to court to challenge the bank wanting to forelcose his mortgage. He won the case because he was aware of our fraudulent monetary system.....he knew that the money put up for his house by the bank did not really exist....or something to that effect.
Anyways.........I dont know jack about common law really.
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It is because you can not pay a promise to pay note (our money system/legal tender) with a promise to pay note. Nothing was given from the bank of real value to which the man can to pay back... Except a promise to pay.