Why do I have a feeling we're only hearing about this now, because it won't be much use in a few years?

After finding this thread and having my mind blown, I spent the week doing research to try and independently verify this.
Once I was satisfied this looked legit I took my folder of evidence over to my parents house to attempt the
re-education.

I was prepared, as I knew the decades and decades of fear mongering propaganda meant the second I mentioned taxes they'd shut down and not want to hear anything.

Sure enough, firt words out of my moms mouth were "You don't fight the IRS!!!" With an extreme look of worry.

I told her she was right, nobody has ever won fighting the IRS, which is why you play by their rules, then they can't touch you.

So, I laid everything out for them, complete with documentation to back it up. When I get to the kicker, the part about redemming my father interupts me.

He recalled having an old CPA friend of his attempt to convince him to do this 'trick' way back in 1981. He assumed it was just some evasion scam and wrote it off, as I'm sure 95% of everyone who has been told by someone 'in the know' over the years has as well.



So, after blowing their minds with the info I had gathered my dad went to FB and looked up his old pal to ask him some follow up questions.

The guy was there and responded that he indeed redeemed lawful money starting in 1979 and kept records extensively at city hall etc.
He claimed no taxes for over a decade and half...
Before the IRS came a knocking.
He responded with the proof that he'd only used redeemed money and was then horrofied as they whipped out one legal response after another, mostly frivolous but enough to have his head spinning and his wife leaving him.

He got out of prison 2 years ago...

They ended up getting him on multiple counts of tax evasion, according to him, via his insurance and SS.

Moral of the story is, if you attempt to take on the Hydra, vigiliance won't be enough in the end. When the house cheats, you truly have no legal recourse.

Do this at your own peril. So sad that in order to be an upstanding citizen, you have to jump through so many hoops, deal with ridicule from the sheeple and outright refusal from the banks, constantly. All with the thought that one day, some day, they'll come a knocking.