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Paying Tax… What For?

By Scott B on May 23, 2015 in Corporate Government

Mention the idea that taxes are unlawful, unconstitutional, unjust etc at a dinner party, and most people will look at you like you are a freak. “Who is going to pay for the roads?” – “Who will pay for defence?” – “Who will pay for public services?”

Most will complain for hours about how they dislike paying taxes… but it is accepted nonetheless as necessary.

When you state the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) belongs to the Australian Government and not the Government of the Commonwealth (the one in the original constitution)… who cares?

You can say the ‘Acts’ that the ATO rely upon came from the Parliament of Australia and not the Parliament of the Commonwealth (again… the one in the original constitution)… so what?

It’s as if deep inside a program is running that despite logic and reason says “Pay Tax, Pay Tax, Pay Tax” – who would instil such ~~thinking~~,er … brainwashing?

When most of the population pay tax, you are taught tax in school, encouraged to find a good accountant to minimise tax when working, there’s little room for thinking outside the brown paper bag… we are groomed from an early age to be Taxpayers.
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Case Study – Australian Taxation Office – Criminal Or Constitutional?

By Scott B on May 15, 2015 in Corporate Government

The Australian Taxation Office is feared by many Australians. One hint of a phone call from the ATO and people start shaking in their boots..? Why is this so?

Typically the ATO are asking you questions… “Why haven’t you paid” or “We’ll engage (private) debt collectors if you don’t pay…”

What if there were some questions you could ask the tax office to satisfy yourself they are not impostors?

Could you be in trouble for liaising with a company pretending to be government?

Let’s start with the ATO Letterhead comprising the Coat of Arms – the Kangaroo and Emu beside the “Australian Government.”

This stylised version here is black and white and is a registered trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Search serial number 89000532 or simply “Australia.” Note that even though the Coat of Arms was granted to the Commonwealth of Australia in 1908 and revised in 1912, it is still not the seal used by the monarch. See examples in 1913 and 1925 and their significance here.

The burning question again… Are there two governments: Is the Australian Government one and the same as the Government of the Commonwealth? – you know, the one that’s in the original constitution.

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If a ‘Person’ is a Legal Entity, What’s Your Real Identity?

By Scott B on February 28, 2014 in Corporate Government

Originally Posted on Wake Up World on 28 Feb 2014
By Ken Bartle
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Suppose that the word ʻpersonʼ (by definition) has been misconstrued in meaning. Suppose that in our society, a ‘person’ is a LEGAL ENTITY, a thing, an artificial construct and not a ʻliving beingʼ? Suppose that you are blissfully ignorant of this deception, and truly believe that you are a “person”.

What if your government considers a ‘person’ to be a corporate entity? And what if, without your knowledge or consent, you are legally responsible for a corporate entity that bears your name? And as a consequence you are bound by rules and laws that were meant to govern commerce, not people?

What ill consequences might arise from your ignorance? And who might benefit from this misunderstanding? Letʼs look.

So what is a person? Is a “person” a ʻthingʼ, is it a legal entity, or is it a ʻliving beingʼ? That needs to be clear.

This article pursues the concept of the ʻpersonʼ and exposes our system of ‘identification’ as a most damnable and contemptuous crime.

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If We Are Truly Sovereign Beings, Why Do We Ask For Permission?

By admin on November 11, 2013 in Corporate Government

11th November 2013
By Andy Whiteley
Co-Founder of Wake Up World

There has been a lot of talk of sovereignty lately.

Sovereignty is a concept fundamental to our freedom. Without individual sovereignty, we are merely slaves. Without true independence, we may only walk someone else’s path.

As humanity continues to wake up to our true nature of being, to our absolute value as humans, and to our divine relationship to our world and our Creator, it is crucial that we truly understand what it is to be a ‘sovereign being’.

But before we discuss sovereignty, let’s look at the definition of the word ‘sovereign’ so we all start on the same page:

The Oxford Dictionary defines ‘sovereign’ as:

Sovereign (adjective):

– Acting or done independently and without outside interference

– Possessing supreme or ultimate power

So in considering our sovereignty, the question really is… Do we truly live “independently and without outside interference”? Do we possess “supreme or ultimate power” over our lives? And if not, who does?

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The Commonwealth of Australia Corporation

By admin on July 17, 2013 in Corporate Government

The idea that the Commonwealth of Australia is a corporation registered in Washington DC is foreign to most people. Others are in pure disbelief. Others reason that it is necessary for trading.

One thin is for certain. An official response, with evidence, is yet to be seen to some very serious questions:

Is the “Australian Government” one and the same as the “Government of the Commonwealth“?

Is the “Parliament of Australia” one and the same as the “Parliament of the Commonwealth“?

Who owns the Commonwealth of Australia Corporation registered in Washington DC? – If it is owned here in Australia, surely the company in Washington would report back to Australia? Why is it the reporting appears to be from Australia to Washington?

Why is it that there are so many elements of today’s Commonwealth of Australia that parallel corporate behaviour:

Their websites are copyright protected
They have ‘Client Service Charters‘
Logos are trademarked
They have Australian Business Numbers
They have Dun & Bradstreet DUNS numbers
They are registered in a company database
They have a prospectus – seemingly for investors?
They have a business address
Some have multiple trading names
They produce annual reports

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Corporations Masquerading as Government (Part II): Which “Government” Can We Trust?

By admin on December 17, 2012 in Corporate Government

17th December 2012 – Originally posted at Wakeup-World.

It appears that corporations are masquerading as government in countries around the world – for profit and not for the purpose of governance.

We know the role of true government is to act as trustees for the people… to provide services to the community, to represent its interests. But do those claiming government status today truly act as our trustees?

Does real government still exist? What the FUQ is going on in government today????

Let’s go right back to the beginning… before there was Government.