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Allodial property/land ownership.
No property tax required.


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Property Tax

Paying property tax is one of those things which most Americans have
accepted as if it was a way of life. However, most people are unaware
as to why they pay property tax in the first place. If you knew why
you pay this tax, you could then choose whether or not to pay it,
because like all taxes in this country, the property tax is not a
mandatory tax. If you knew the truth, would you continue to pay?

Some of you will say that property tax goes to support education,
and if you don't pay the property tax then you don't care anything
about educating our children. This is the cry of all good socialists,
the enemies of Americanism and the principles of limited government
and natural rights.

Anyone who has researched the educational system even a little,
knows that the United States Department of Education has based
its system on the Soviet education system. This was proven by
former Senior member of Ronald Reagan's Department of Education,
a courageous woman who surreptitiously removed documents, then
exposed the truth for all to know.

Let's get back to the argument made by socialists concerning how
property tax money is used for education, and if you don't pay it
then you are against education. My response is that money is the
fuels for bureaucracies. When a system (like education) is failing
to properly educate our children, but rather is making them into
mindless, unthinking, docile, obedient servants of government,
effective slaves for the work force, then by fueling the system
you are simply guaranteeing that it will continue to do what it
is doing. If the results of the current system are undesirable,
then stop giving it fuel and it will cease to operate.

Now that we have dealt with the principal naysayers, let's talk
about the property tax itself.

There are only two kinds of taxes - direct and indirect. Direct taxes
are prohibited by the Constitution - not once but twice. Direct taxes
are taxes on that which you already own, and there may be no direct
taxes under any circumstances short of a state of war, and then
only if the taxes are equally apportioned among the Union states.

Apportionment works like this: say the United States government
want to raise 500 million dollars for the "war effort." Say, too,
that California has ten (10%) percent of the population. California
gets a bill for 50 million dollars. Now let's say that California has
25 million people at this time. Everybody pays two dollars. That's
apportionment. It does not take into account how much or how little
you earn, how much or how little you have, etc. It is completely
fair and equable. An apportioned tax must be repealed within two
years of its enactment.

The other type of tax is an indirect tax. Indirect taxes are taxes on
a particular activity or taxes levied at the point of purchase. If
you do not want to pay the tax, don't engage in the taxed activity
or don't purchase the taxed item. Lawfully avoiding indirect taxes
is easy.

America was established so that a Citizen need not ever pay any tax,
unless he wished to do so.

So what is the property tax?

It is an indirect tax, levied because you have voluntarily used
government services, and also because your property has been
classified as a commercial piece of property.

There is no law requiring a real property owner to record his
property with the County Recorder. Don't believe me. Go ask your
Recorder or County Counsel. Therefore, when you do record your
property, you are using government services which you are not
required to use. Your property tax goes to pay for those services.

When you record your property, you enter into a Trustor/Trustee
relationship, in which your real property has been transferred into
a government trust, and you are given authorized permission to use
their property (warranty deed).

Further, your property tax is based on a commercial classification
which has been assigned to your real property. I guarantee you that
your property has been classified as either agricultural, industrial,
or residential. Each of these is commercial in nature (the legal
definition of "resident" is a class of government official;
residential is a house in which a government official lives).

There are three ways to lawfully opt out of property taxes: obtain
allodial title, un-record your property, or have your real property
re-classified as private.

Allodial title means supreme ownership. In the united States of
America, all property is allodial in nature. This means that all
property is subject to supreme ownership by the people. This also
means that federal government activities which take private or
public land to use for environmental or biosphere purposes, are
illegally stolen from the people, who are their rightful owners.

If you can obtain allodial title to your real property, you will
have effectively created an envelope in which you reign supreme
(e.g. the King has allodial title to the castle and the kingdom). No
zoning ordinances, easements, bureaucratic regulations, state or
federal law have any effect on property held in allodium. Literally,
you have created a kingdom in the midst of bureaucratic chaos,
and you will never again receive any property tax assessments.

Needless to say, the government does not want you to obtain allodial
title to your property, and they will actively work to prevent you
from doing so.

There are three main steps toward acquiring allodial title. First,
the property must be completely paid off. No mortgage, lien. or
other attachment can exist.*

Second, you must go to the County Recorder and do a title search. Do
it yourself; do not have an attorney (vested interest) or title
company representative do it for you, because nobody has as much
interest as you in the results. Do the search yourself. You must
search back to the original land grants, ensuring that there are no
hidden clouds on the title. Once you have completed a successful
title search, file for a federal land patent on the land on which
the property is located (if the property is in one of the original
thirteen states, you will need to go to the state for a land patent
-no federal land patents exist for these states).

Now comes the third part, this is also the hardest part. Every piece
of recorded real property is used to collateralize government loans,
so your real property has public debt attached to it. You need to
find out the amount of the public debt (approximately seven times the
annual property tax) and the holder of the debt, then pay it off.*

The government doesn't want you to accomplish this, so they will
work against you. I suggest you burn the research candle at both
ends, so to speak. Contact the County Recorder in the county where
the property is located. Contact the Department of the Interior in
Washington, D.C. Be prepared in both instances to meet with clerks
who do not know what you are talking about. Ask for supervisors
until you get someone who can help you.

The process of un-recording your property is easier, though not
quite as solid. It is based on the fact that you are assessed a tax
based upon using government services (County Recorder) to which you
are not entitled or mandated. The process involves transferring
ownership to another party, notifying the County Recorder that a
transfer has been completed, then having the property -after a
reasonable time period has passed - transferred back into your
name. If done correctly, the property is not recorded anymore,
and there will be no further tax assessments.

A man in Massachusetts had 160 acres and wanted to give two of them
to his son. He called the Tax Assessor and asked him to reduce his
assessment to 158 acres. The Assessor did so.

The son never recorded his two acres. twelve and a half years
passed. The son now wanted to borrow money on his two acres. The
bank said they would loan him the money, but only if he recorded the
property first. He wanted the money, so he recorded the property. Two
weeks later, he received a property tax statement - for the current
year only! The past twelve years went un-assessed - no tax!

The final method of opting out of property tax is one which is little
known and rarely used. It involves the classification of property,
on which the assessed tax is based.

Property which is taxed is always identified by one of
three commercial classifications: residential, industrial or
agricultural. Private property cannot be taxed!

Contact your Tax Assessor and ask for a written explanation of the
numbered codes appearing on your property tax statement. Once you
have deciphered the statement, you will find your property classified
by one of the above commercial designations.

Write a letter to your Tax Assessor, explaining that you have
discovered an error in your tax statement. Do not mention
the tax itself, as the error in question relates only to the
classification. Explain that your property has mistakenly been
classified as ____________ (agricultural, industrial, residential),
and to please correct the classification to read "private." Ask the
Assessor to notify you by mail once the matter has been handled. Be
polite and sign the letter, using words like "Sincerely", "Best
wishes", etc. There is no reason be belligerent at this point.

If the Assessor honors your wishes, you will never see a property
tax statement again. If, as is more likely, the Assessor writes back,
refusing to adjust his records, you may now open up discussion as to
why not. Ask whether you have the right to own private property. He
will say yes, of course. Ask why he refuses to classify it as private
property. He will either explain to you that he cannot tax property
unless it is classified pursuant to constitutional limitations
(residential, industrial, agricultural), or he will reveal to
you that you do not really own the property (in which case he has
admitted to fraud, nullifying the transfer of property in the first
place, since you were not aware of what you were doing at the time).

In either case, once the Assessor brings up taxation, you can now
make the argument that your real property has been re-classified,
without your permission, for the sole purpose of taxation. This is
the firm basis for a lawsuit.

There is a Tax Assessor (not a clerk, the actual Assessor) in
Tennessee who has admitted that he cannot tax private property. He
can, if necessary, be subpoenaed to testify. There is a private
Citizen in Tennessee, who has not received a penny in property tax
assessments on his private land (160 acres or so) for over fifteen
years! If you need it for a court case, he will sign an affidavit
so stating. In other words, the precedent exists and therefore,
if you pursue it, you cannot lose!

This method is rarely used so it has little track record. However,
it is based upon sound law and I invite you to try it out on your
real property. Let me know how it goes!

Here is a detailed step-by-step tutorial on how to obtain Allodial
Title for your property.


1 Get 3 certified copies of the origional land patent and 1 certified
copy of record of government survey (if available) for the legal
description of your property. Request "best copy available" from
national archives. Expect to pay $30 for a copy and get it in
1-3 weeks.

2 Record 1 of these certified copies of the origional land patent
with the county recorders office. The recorder number will be
the land patent number you will refer to in your Declaration of
Land Patent.

3 Determine the legal description of your property (from tax
statement, deed, real estate contract, or tax assessor's office)
to which you are an assign. Get property description narrative
(get range #, township #, section #, get quarter section in metes
and bounds)

4 Research the assigns (i.e. heirs, owners), on the property back
to the origional issue of patent.
Discover the chain of assigns pertinent to your portion of the
land patent and attach to your
Declaration of Land Patent.

5 Prepare a Declaration of Land Patent and update it in one name. It
cannot be updated in two names**. Other equitable arrangements can
be made to further sub-divide the ownership or allodial title of
the property, or it could be put into a trust. Declaration of Land
Patents must be updated in the name of a real individual, not a
legal fiction. No legal "persons" are allowed to hold title to
property, you cannot allodialize property in the name of a trust,
corporation, or non-profit.

6 Record the Declaration of Land Patent in either your county
recorder's office, register of deeds, or with the bureau of records
and conveyances of your common law court. Notorize or witness all
documents. Do not send checks or federal reserve notes, use lawful
money, gold or silver; because conveying title with negiotiable
instruments voids the allodial title.

7 After filing, send a copy by certified mail return reciept
requested as a Notice of Declaration of Land
Patent to your bank or mortgage company, or to any parties with
equitable interest in your property including the county tax
assessor.

An alternate method to notice the other parties be to publish a
Notice of Declaration of Land Patent in a legal publication in your
county (once a week for 3 weeks, or for the full 60 days.)

9 Post Notice of Declaration of Land Patent at the 4 corners of
your property and leave them posted for 60 days (witnessed)

10 They have 60 days to challenge your claim to the allodial title,
or forever keep their silence. An allodial title is the highest
title to property.


*This step may be lawfully avoided due to the fact that there is no
lawful currency. Without a lawful currency of Gold and Silver it is
completely impossible to pay debts, a debt cannot be "paid" with a
Federal Reserve Note which doesn't even meet the minimum requirements
for a promissory note and isnâ•~t redeemable. Therefore since you
have an absolute right to remedy and relief, the law must absolve any
debts, it cannot require that which is impossible, especially when
the problem is their fault. So if you wish to peruse this avenue,
just start a prima-facie case by entering a simple affidavit stating
that due to congressional mischief and the negligence of your state
you are insolvent and unable to lawfully pay debts. If you want a
detailed affidavit on this subject you can contact me and I will
write one up for you, for free!

**A husband and wife are one and they may act as one, provided they
were married under the anglo-saxon common-law. Those "married" with
a marriage license are not recognized as one by common-law because
they have entered into a contract with three parties, the husband,
the wife, and the state; the state being the primary party in the
contract. Contact me for more information.
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Excellent thread. This is how it needs to be done. It won't work for an honest person to try to get into Congress to get something done. You need to do it at the local level, which would be a hell of a lot easier. Run for your town supervisor or equivalent and take the message to the people. Who wouldn't vote for no property tax? Only a Stockholm Syndrome slave would keep voting for someone that enslaves them....time to break free!!!!! The first town to do this would make this concept of abolishing not just property taxes...but all of them...spread like wildfire!!!! Now is the time.
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Allodial property/land ownership.
No property tax required.


robin, many kudos for that one!!! Reminds me of the Tom Hyland story (only a little better I think, less hassles than he has been through) and another story I don't know if I've posted, about voluntarily giving up you social security number, which until a person does, they are owned.

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The Tom Hyland Story

One Citizen's Quest to Travel Free and Claim and Exercise Constitutional Rights and Now, Alert His Fellow Citizens into Awareness


http://www.angelfire.com/az/sthurston/tom_hyland_story.html


I thought I'd posted about the Tom Hyland story here, but couldn't find it when I did a search but I had it bookmarked. Read about it many years ago at GLP and it's interesting to say the least. Now if I could only track down the story I once read about Social Security in which the man writing about it actually relinquished his social security number and explains a great deal in detail about it and why it is important and what they won't tell you.. very eye opening.
-Love will lead
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or you take the simpler route albeit more dramatic.... I met an american hippie some years back from san francisco in mexico... he moved to mexico and has actually taken on mexican citizenship.... it works and mexico's happy to have another native american english speaker to help teach and tutor english.... that way you can even buy land in mexico.. as a us citizen you can but there are stipulations.... I wonder how jesse ventura does it ..he claims to spend six months out of the year down there
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