Imagine Legislation That
Restores Financial Privacy
 

The current income tax invades and violates America’s privacy like no other legislation. Any person with access can learn anything and everything about you. The entire income tax system is nothing but a large roll of toilet paper stuck to the bottom of your shoe. The ultimate paper trail.

How much money did you earn? How many children do you have? What do you do for a living? For whom do you work? How much did you earn in interest and dividends? How many bank accounts do have? What stocks do you own? Were you employed for the entire year? Were you injured for part of the year? Who provides your health insurance? Are you married? Single? Divorced? Widowed? Are you blind? A veteran? Do both parents work?

Parents cannot obtain deductions for newborns without receiving a government number. That child is marked and tracked for the remainder of his or her life, in effect, branded as chattel property of a supposedly benevolent government.

Laws require every penny that can possibly be traced be recorded for the purposes of monitoring a person’s income stream.

Americans cannot even die in peace because the IRS waits at the door like the grim reaper to collect its alleged due.

The Constitution protects each citizen’s right to arbitrary searches and seizures. Yet, the entire income tax system permeates the lives of Americans like a virus from a horror film.

Enough!!!

The destruction of privacy is the destruction of freedom.

The National Economic Stabilization and Recovery Act, NESARA, changes this picture.

NESARA alters America’s fiscal policy, replacing the income tax with a national sales and use tax.

The tax is paid at the cash register just like many state sales taxes. Other than the sales receipt, there is no paper trail. America’s privacy is restored.

More information about, and a copy of the bill, are located on this web site.