[e-gold-list] IRS mythology, USA PATRIOT and money

2003-07-25 Thread Jim Davidson
Dear Gordon,

How can there be anything other than case history to back
up my statement?
I don't know.  In a country based upon the rule of law,
as Nixon claimed in his farewell address, one would think
that no private property would ever be taken without due
process of...law.  So, where is the law requiring the
withholding that everyone does to payroll?
I don't find any case history to support your claim,
either.
the evidence that exists. And it certainly does exist.
Where?

I would hazard a guess and say more evidence exists to show
that the income tax is not a law and that it is voluntary.
I've reviewed the laws, and find no law requiring income
tax or withholding.
I submit that means that it is fraud.

There is no such thing as voluntary participation in
fraud.  A fraud necessarily compels its "participants"
with willful non-disclosure of vital facts, making them
into victims.
 It is certainly written in much of the IRS's own
documentation this way.
I'm satisfied that the IRS perpetrates fraud repeatedly.
I don't see why one should rely upon such documents to
establish the truth of any matter.
He is mistaken.
Yet, he is an officer of the court and in a position of
considerable authority.  One might even say that he is
an authoritarian.
 Rules and laws are two different things.
Yes.  Legislation and laws are also different.

Rules have lesser consequences than laws in most cases.
Not really.  Tax rules are treated as though their
violation were a felony in most cases.  Some of
these rules carry long prison terms.  The 21 count
indictment against Dick Simkanin places him in jeopardy
of 135 years in prison and nearly $7 million in fines
if convicted.  I don't think those are lesser
consequences.  Dick isn't that young, and life extension
treatments aren't often available in prison.
Yes, you must first understand what you are getting into
to have a solid contract and that point can be argued
indefinitely in court,
Actually, that point can be argued for a time in court.
Courts tend to be really narrow minded about listening
to arguments from defendants, especially ones that relate
to constitutional issues.
but this guy has been around
So, you know Dick Simkanin?  He's been around you?

and has been doing this for years.
Why shouldn't he be "doing this" - not withholding taxes
from his payroll - for years?  One either acts consistent
with law and morality, or one does not.
He understands tax law probably better than most people,
I don't think that's much of an accomplishment.  Most of
the high school seniors in the USA in 2000 could not identify
the ocean due east of the USA.  As I recall it was a
multiple choice question, there were three choices
available - Pacific, Atlantic, Indian - and only 20% of the
seniors correctly identified Atlantic.  One would expect
that if they had all been guessing, about a third would
have gotten it right.
or he would not have the forethought to even attempt to
go against the IRS.
I think you are trying to establish intent here.  It
is clear that Dick Simkanin took deliberate actions
to behave morally and ethically given the absence of
a law compelling him to withhold funds from his payroll.
 He is not that innocent here, I am sure you will agree on
that point.
No, I would not agree at all.  I think you are abusing the
term "innocent."  The fact that Dick put some forethought
into his position doesn't mean he was guilty of criminal
behavior.  He took a carefully chosen moral position and
acted accordingly.  I happen to think his position is
correct, and therefore he is innocent of the charges
brought against him.  Not guilty is the way I'd "vote"
if I were on the jury.  (But, since I won't vote, I'm
not on juries.)
 If this is the same person/company i think it is he has
been doing this for at least 10 years.
You are badly mistaken.  He is reputed to have begun this
activity in 1999.  That's from the DoJ press release.
He has just become bolder over time.
What does that mean, Gordon?  It implies that you agree
with the fraudulent tax system, and that you oppose any
who are willing to stand on principle and refuse to
participate.  Is that your position?
If you want to go down the road he is on without hassle
you have to undocument yourself, un-register your Person
and dissapear. This takes time and money.
Nonsense.  None of these things are true.

Of course, none of them apply to Dick, either.  He is
not unwilling to face the hassle.  He did what he did
very deliberately knowing that he'd have to deal with the
trouble the government would bring.
It is very easy to stop using identification and state
issued numbers.  It takes very little time.  There is no
process of unregistration that works, though there is a
great deal of patriot mythology about that, as well.
The word appear has two Ps and thus disappear has them,
as well, and only the one S.
It costs nothing to stop using government issued ID,
although it may constrain some of the things a person
does.  For example, one wo

[e-gold-list] E-gold Software, where is it?

2003-07-25 Thread Mark
Hello Guys,

I am looking for software that works with e-gold.  Payment programs, mass
payments, desktop, shopping carts - SCI, updates anything in that area.

Can you direct me to some URLs or lists of what progams are available out
there?  I currently have a small start, but we are making a comprehensive
list for publishing in the directory so any assistance is appreciated in
locating all available software programs which work with e-gold.

Post or email me direct.  Thank you and have a fine weekend.

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[e-gold-list] Re: Gold Currency Cryptography Part II

2003-07-25 Thread James M. Ray
Sidd wrote:
...
My oldest working e-gold account number is 108164, but unfortunately
I have lost the login details for my earlier accounts. I had one
account that I opened possibly a year before that and never funded,
and a few more after that. I really wish I could recover them. If I
gave you a few e-mail addresses to look up could you possibly find
those accounts?
...

Yeah, I can try, send the emails privately unless you like spam. I'm
in transition to a new computer and a new email program, so I may be
a bit slow, and nothing's guaranteed...I made one before 101574 but I
have never found it when I looked.
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[e-gold-list] Re: CASCARDS PROBLEM ???

2003-07-25 Thread James Grant
> Anyone here ? I sent 2x $1020 today and only got $1020 and they say both
> transfers completed. I do not know, I screwed up my montly payment
> already, got one transfer to v-cash and no card funded, the other $1020 is
> still missing. Are they reliable ? I emailed them nd was told that 2x1020
> is done but its not true.
> 
> James

This has been corrected in timely manner, this post came up here AFTER the
issue has been resolved. This is to correct my statement above, sorry for
mail list mess up 

Regards 
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[e-gold-list] Re: IRS mythology, USA PATRIOT and money

2003-07-25 Thread Katz Global Media


Hi,

you miss the whole point entirely. I DO NOT agree with anything the IRS stands for, 
does or intends to do.

I do not think that they act with good intentions and all that entails.

You have completly misunderstood everything I said becasue you have not understood my 
context.

I am telling you how the IRS sees things. DO NOT mistake this as some sort of 
cheerleading for the IRS. You missing this particular
point is driving me mad, becasue i cannot carry on a conversation without you 
understanding what I am even saying and therefore we
are not actually communicating.

When I say he is in a state of "guilt" you again do not understand what I mean. You 
are used to looking at the most surface of
meanings. Dig into that a little deeper please. Yes, in his mind he is innicent of 
course. In our minds he is innocent and right. In
the DoJ's minds he is guilty and they will attempt to prove it. But the fact remains 
he is in jail. This is a state of guilt. You
will try to argue this and any argument here is futile. Can one be in jail and be 
innocent? YES! Can one be in jail and be residing
in an apparent state of guilt? YES! Understand?

You think I am a pervert becasue you do not understand me or the context I am speaking 
in and you like to put a label on things
becasue it makes you feel superior and smart. That's why I labeled you the label 
hippie. :-)

But to support your case, I have been known to enjoy the company of a beautiful lady 
in high heels and stockings and blood red nail
polish.

Pervert? maybe...

Anyway, i will respond to your post on the dgc list unless J says its ok to continue 
here...

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[e-gold-list] Hutt River currency

2003-07-25 Thread Graham Kelly
... and we plan to deal in it!

http://www.wps.com.au/huttriver/index.htm

Cheers!

Graham Kelly CEO

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> Hutt River issues their own currency.
> 
> Cheers,
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[e-gold-list] omnipay's new system .... transitional phase

2003-07-25 Thread jpm
I just saw all of omnipay.com's new collection of stuff (Craig will hate this!)

I see there's a transitional phase - when does that end?!

And, how long until I get my code in the postal mail?!?

Does anyone know?

JP!



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[e-gold-list] sigh

2003-07-25 Thread jpm
that's no good that you use a silver microspend to confirm, guys!

nobody cares about silver, and nobody ever will, no matter what your 
good intentions!!

you should get rid of the other e-metals  :O



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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread James M. Ray
At 2:34 PM -0600 7/25/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>that's no good that you use a silver microspend to confirm, guys!
>
>nobody cares about silver, and nobody ever will, no matter what your 
>good intentions!!
>

But we GIVE the silver to you, JP! You need never deal with it
again, it's just very cheap/efficient this way.

>you should get rid of the other e-metals  :O

They're not as popular, but they're still fun to own.
JMR


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[e-gold-list] Looking for merchant account

2003-07-25 Thread Max Bear
Hello,

Does anyone know is there any company which can help
me to get a merchant account? It can process adult
realted sites. I got some clients who need this
services. Thanks.

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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread jpm
But we GIVE the silver to you, JP! You need never deal with it
again, it's just very cheap/efficient this way.


true, it's a very clever system.

(However, it does end you up with the "zero balance shown forever" 
woe on your e-gold account you know?)


you should get rid of the other e-metals  :O
They're not as popular, but they're still fun to own.
all true


JMR




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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread James M. Ray
At 2:45 PM -0600 7/25/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
>(However, it does end you up with the "zero balance shown forever" 
>woe on your e-gold account you know?)
...

Simple solution: Buy a bunch of e-silver! ;^) Hey, look at the price of
silver, it's finally broken five bucks again, so this was at least a good
idea if you bought silver last week!
JMR


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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread Patrick Chkoreff
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 04:45 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

nobody cares about silver, and nobody ever will, no matter what your 
good intentions!!

you should get rid of the other e-metals  :O


Everyone donate all their annoying silver to me, please.  306260.

Thanks,
Patrick
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[e-gold-list] open2exchange e-bullion special!

2003-07-25 Thread Sidd
The auto exchange is currently paying you


  1% MORE e-gold for your e-bullion



(exchange $100 e-bullion to e-gold and get $101 worth of e-gold)

Only for this weekend.

http://open2exchange.com/buy.sell...c2c




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[e-gold-list] Re: E-gold Software, where is it?

2003-07-25 Thread Katz Global Media


Hi,

http://www.freekrai.net/article.php?id=28 - e-gold toolkit
www.tacticalgold.com has gaming scripts and game management scripts...
http://www.ascripts.com/products/aaes.shtml - click exchange scripts
http://www.dreamcost.com - member management and hosting company software
http://www.brooky.com/ - e-store (e-gold shopping cart compatible and free)
http://ecomstudio.net/sales/ - various

for more visit hotscripts.com and type in e-gold to get a larger list

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[e-gold-list] Re: Looking for merchant account

2003-07-25 Thread Robert S.Z.
> Does anyone know is there any company which can help
> me to get a merchant account? 

www.2checkout.com has shown themselves reliable over the past years.
You'll need to discuss adult content, but they do serve adult sites on a
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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread Robert S.Z.
Exactly Patrick! I mean, it *is* free value after all.
There seems to be some mysthical connection between never turning down
free things (I pick up a penny on the street if I see one)and having
larger freebies fall into one's lap.

And JP is running 1MDC on the concept that many a penny pincher will sign
up to save the e-gold storage fees. So I fail to see how the same person
could find it annoying getting silver for free...

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[e-gold-list] Re: IRS mythology, USA PATRIOT and money

2003-07-25 Thread Robert S.Z.
Hello Gordon,
>
> you miss the whole point entirely. I DO NOT agree with anything the IRS stands for, 
> does or intends to do.
> 
You misunderstand Jim. Him addressing a post to you and quoting your post
in the reply does not imply that he is in fact replying to you :o)
I went through the same argument with him sometime last weekend on a
different subject. Which reminds me that I still have to reply to some of
the points he had made in his reply to my reply to his reply to my post.
> 
> You have completly misunderstood everything I said becasue you have not understood 
> my context.
> 
Jim does not miunderstand. He is kind enough to even point out spelling
errors. So, if you don't think his reply makes sense, then you must (a)
misundertand him; or (b) been unclear in your statement.
 
Apart from that I agree with you of, course. I had tried to make a similar
point in the same direction as you, prior to your post.
But I have to point out that Jim's argument regarding the fact that it was
essentially the tax advisor/agent who had 'opted in' on behalf of the
client, rather than the client himself does add an interesting twist.
Trouble is, cases are won and lost on interesting twists in Supreme Court,
not in a magistrate's court and chances are that the DoJ will just sit it
out until the poor defendent is out of cash - which already is the case -
and until common sense is likely to dictate to try for plea bargaining,
even if Jim disagrees. But then, that is my personal opinion and as such
as hard to argue over as taste or beauty would be.
> 
> I have been known to enjoy the company of a beautiful lady in high heels and 
> stockings and blood red nail polish.
> 
... and not much else ;o)

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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread jpm
Exactly Patrick! I mean, it *is* free value after all.
There seems to be some mysthical connection between never turning 
down free things (I pick up a penny on the street if I see one)and 
having larger freebies fall into one's lap.
And JP is running 1MDC on the concept that many a penny pincher will 
sign up to save the e-gold storage fees. So I fail to see how the 
same person could find it annoying getting silver for free...
Robert, you may not know exactly what we're talking about here.

What it is, you dont actually GET any free silver:  omnipay spends a 
small amount of silver (call it one cent) to your account, and you 
have to spend the same amount back.

The reason is to verify your account.

I think all of that is a magnificent, brilliant, stunning, 
paradigm-shifting, consciousness-expanding idea.  Really (as I said) 
all I can do is sit back in awe at the staggering, mind-bending 
BRILLIANCE of this idea and the way it is implemented.

My sole and only point was that they should have used *gold* instead 
of *silver* in this spectacularly clever verification scheme.

Makes sense?

Cheers,
Robert.


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[e-gold-list] and if anyone feels up to it...

2003-07-25 Thread jpm
big poker game going on!



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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread Patrick Chkoreff
On Saturday, July 26, 2003, at 12:28 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

What it is, you dont actually GET any free silver:  omnipay spends a 
small amount of silver (call it one cent) to your account, and you 
have to spend the same amount back.
It's been a long time since I did this so I guess I forgot that little 
detail.  JP says nobody will ever care about silver.  People spent 
about $400 worth of silver in the last 24 hrs but they hold 4.47 Mg in 
the system.  That's a heap of silver but not much in motion.

-- Patrick

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[e-gold-list] Warning! - New egold scam email going around.

2003-07-25 Thread Corwind
For more information it is posted on the Get Paid Forum.

http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=70199

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[e-gold-list] Re: Warning! - New egold scam email going around.

2003-07-25 Thread Jim Davidson
Dear Friends

One new scam claims to be from "Promotions" and calls itself
the great e-gold giveaway.
It tells you to log into your account, and offers a link
for that purpose.  Then it says that winners will be notified
within 48 hours of logging in.
So, if you don't want to be one of those "winners" and find
out that your e-gold passphrase was stolen and your account
emptied, DON'T LOG INTO YOUR E-GOLD ACCOUNT BY CLICKING ON
ANY LINK IN ANY E-MAIL.  EVER!
There is no such thing as [EMAIL PROTECTED]  And the
message sent out has a few spelling errors which I won't
point out this time.
The best way to get to the *real* log-in screen at e-gold
is to go to your browser location window and type
  use.e-gold.com
which will take you automagically to the secure screen.
Don't trust look-alikes.  Don't trust e-mails.  It is
your gold, and you have to be looking out for it.
Regards,

Jim
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[e-gold-list] Re: sigh

2003-07-25 Thread Robert S.Z.
Hello JP,
Sorry about that one. It really didn't appear to me that that was what you
were talking about. I mean, I do recall Omnipay having done this for quite
a while and that was how we first got verified (before they mailed us a
passcode of sorts to our street address for final verification).
In fact, one of the customers we host www.universal-escrow.com uses
microspends as the only means of communication with customers and I have
an e-gold account for the exclusive use of Memo line spammers.

That is why I couldn't see what the excitement would be about and thought
that someone had started a mail exchange service in which messages are
forwarded and received through e-gold accounts but using silver (something
I tried discussing here a few weeks ago to see if there was interest in
such a service).

So, I'm sorry for having misjudged you and retract my claim that you do
not appreciate the value of free money :o)

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[e-gold-list] Re: and if anyone feels up to it...

2003-07-25 Thread Robert S.Z.
Wanna play for TGC shares as a side bet? :o)

Just kidding.
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