   >	Well, the two nifty letters giving concrete proof that the
   >Income Tax is voluntary and giving specific procedures for stopping
   >withholding, et cetera have been out there for a while now.
   >	There has been no refutation to date. Have the nay-sayers
   >finally given up as defeated? Sure would like to hear there reasons
   >for disbelief at this point.

   Probably because you have yet to respond to the refutation I've posted.
   Teel, it's bad enough you post this bs, it's even worse that you don't
   even try to defend it when it gets torn to pieces, but then posting
   that no one's looked at it and gloating when all facts point to the
   contrary point to a severely deluded mind.

What I found interesting about Conklin's letter is the 
6 cases he has won against the IRS.  Now, assuming that
these cases really exist and were one by him (anyone checked?)
they may have nothing to do with his major tax claim.  The IRS fought
one of his deductions.   Defending your deductions seems puny when
you believe that there is no need to file in the first place!
