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  The Final Solution for Property Tax #105
The Final Solution for Property Tax 
Can you honestly say that you own your land? A deed is not a Title, it
merely passes an interest in land to another. "A patent for land is the
highest evidence of Title and is conclusive as against the government and
all claiming under junior patents or titles [United States v. Stone, 2 US
525]." THE FINAL SOLUTION TO PROPERTY TAX is the definitive book on
perfecting land patents.

This book in conjunction with THE ERRANT SOVEREIGNS' HANDBOOK are the two
tools one needs to build a firm foundation to obtain absolute Title to your
property and make jurisdictional challenges to political building/zoning
codes, property taxes, etc.

From the March 2001 Idaho Observer:

Washington man successfully removes his land from tax rolls

[This document and the details of this property are on file in the office
of The I.O.]

Following is the story of how I successfully withdrew my land from taxation
in Washington State. For three years the county prosecutor threatened to
foreclose on my property for non-payment of taxes. However, my property was
finally dropped from the tax roll last year, and the county treasurer ceased
sending the annual tax (rent) statement. I have enclosed an affidavit from a
disinterested person who walked into the county treasurer's office and
inquired into the tax status of my land. He ascertained not only that the
property was not being taxed, but that the county had dropped the prior
three years of back taxes and penalties.

As county officials took an adversarial position towards me, it was a
rather complex and lengthy process walking through their defacto government
minefield. Up to now I have been pretty quiet about my success, but I am now
considering writing a book to detail exactly how I withdrew my property from
county, state and federal jurisdiction. Given the complexity of this subject
I can only give a "cocktail napkin" sketch here of my successful actions.

The secret of my success is contained in a book entitled The Errant
Sovereign's Handbook by Augustus Blackstone (aka "Uncle Gus"). Without the
fundamentals given in this book, I would not have gotten to first base nor
would I have built my case on a solid foundation.

So here is an abridged version of what I did:

1. I read the above book cover to cover and followed the procedures to
become a sovereign Elector.

2. I then followed Uncle Gus's procedure in Chapter 11 to attempt to
extinguish all tax debt attached to my property.

3. I withdrew my property from registration.

4. I perfected a land patent on my property.

5. I complied with the Uniform Commercial Code whenever I received a "tax
statement" in the mail.

6. As the treasurer and her "attorney" were totally uncooperative, I had to
finally play my trump card: Article I, Section 10, united States
Constitution - "No state shall.make anything but gold and silver coin a
tender in payment of debts." Uncle Gus knows how to play this card
effectively.

After many unfulfilled requests for information and documents, I began to
take steps to (potentially) place liens on certain county officials. In the
process three lawfully recorded affidavits (which enumerated public
disclosure violations) and $33 in recording fees were unlawfully removed
from the county auditor's office without my consent and without a warrant (a
felony in Washington.)

I subsequently sought a Declaratory Judgment against a prosecutor. However,
my suit was dismissed.

You probably won't be surprised to learn that the judge never read my
paperwork. I then began to press criminal charges and continue to do so.

When I reported the "theft under false pretenses" of my affidavits, a
prosecutor, named in one of the stolen affidavits, threatened me (in
writing) with undisclosed prosecution. Isn't it rather ironic that it is a
felony in the state of Washington to threaten a civil "servant", but the
"servants" can, with immunity, threaten a citizen for reporting a crime of a
"servant?” Under these conditions I had to be careful in wording my
communications so as not to threaten to sue a county "servant." Therefore, I
simply made it clear that I "will defend my right to private property to the
highest court in the land," which is not a threat but the assertion of a
right.

Unfortunately, in today's world no one has any rights unless he or she is
willing to defend them. I believe my success in defending my private
property rights rests in the fact that 1) I used Uncle Gus's technology to
build an airtight case, 2) I am willing to publicly expose abuse of power of
civil servants, despite their intimidation tactics, 3) I made clear resolve
to take my case to the united States' supreme court if necessary, and 4) it
would cost "the county" far more to usurp my private property rights than it
would ever collect through Marxist "taxation" or "foreclosure."

There are no guarantees, though. I believe the evidence that I have
accumulated thus far reveals not only abuse of power by county officials but
the fact that the Washington state governor and attorney general do not
support the supreme law of the land but, instead, knowingly support the
abuse of power by county officials. Frankly, I do not find this encouraging.
However, last fall I perfected a land patent on a second parcel of land and
the county has never challenged it.

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