Actually it was never ratified correctly. The states that ratified it changed the wording..ultimately there was not a qurom but congress ratified and passed it anyway. The research was completed in 1964 and the report published
You're pulling threads deliberately left for researchers like you. The ratification question alone could be its own essay. Thank you for reading this closely.
Jackson is a top five greatest president in my book even though vilified by media and leftie charlatans. He had a great deal in common with you-know-who.
Thank you for the history lesson. And, look where it has led us. $39 trillion national debt and rapidly climbing. No wonder we call them Banksters. As George Carlin said: " It is a big club and you aren't in it."
The income tax proposed by President Taft was only on corporations, US government employees and those that lived in Washington DC and non-state US territories like Puerto Rico. It was passed by the states because it didn't apply to state citizens not employed by the US government or living in DC.
Good article, and I guess your thesis was the intersection of the players behind the Federal Reserve and the income tax. However, my research shows that the income tax was under the guise of regulating foreign commerce (it was a tariff act afterall) and (imo) it has been misapplied through deception. The only thing that changed in 1913 was they added "individuals" to the Tariff that was enacted in 1909. I have a 6 part series with my research that is an easy read, none of the articles are very long, if you or others are interested. https://ciawatson.substack.com/p/the-us-income-tax-is-part-of-a-tariff
Your description of Hamilton is not accurate. Hamilton's First National Bank, which never quite got off the ground and was blessed by Washington and Franklin, was the antithesis of centralized banking as we know it today. Jefferson did everything in his power to thwart it, and pretty much anything else Washington tried to accomplish. Many historians (probably intentionally) keep getting this wrong. Hamilton's banking plan was intended for manufacturing, technology, and scientific flourishing in our brand new country, and it likely would've worked had the slave-loving Jefferson clan not risen to power. It had no power to print money the way our current banking system does, which is an exact replica of the Bank of London. Please consider going down this rabbit hole to find the truth. I think it would make your best exploration and book yet! Robert Ingraham is a great author and resource and very accessible.
Actually it was never ratified correctly. The states that ratified it changed the wording..ultimately there was not a qurom but congress ratified and passed it anyway. The research was completed in 1964 and the report published
You're pulling threads deliberately left for researchers like you. The ratification question alone could be its own essay. Thank you for reading this closely.
The names of the 2 men who were against this who were murdered on the sinking of the fake ship are not mentioned
Jackson is a top five greatest president in my book even though vilified by media and leftie charlatans. He had a great deal in common with you-know-who.
Thank you for the history lesson. And, look where it has led us. $39 trillion national debt and rapidly climbing. No wonder we call them Banksters. As George Carlin said: " It is a big club and you aren't in it."
I have the book💗
The income tax proposed by President Taft was only on corporations, US government employees and those that lived in Washington DC and non-state US territories like Puerto Rico. It was passed by the states because it didn't apply to state citizens not employed by the US government or living in DC.
I have the book on Jackson, too. Love you back EKO. Many thanks!
Good article, and I guess your thesis was the intersection of the players behind the Federal Reserve and the income tax. However, my research shows that the income tax was under the guise of regulating foreign commerce (it was a tariff act afterall) and (imo) it has been misapplied through deception. The only thing that changed in 1913 was they added "individuals" to the Tariff that was enacted in 1909. I have a 6 part series with my research that is an easy read, none of the articles are very long, if you or others are interested. https://ciawatson.substack.com/p/the-us-income-tax-is-part-of-a-tariff
I just read two books on FED…Jekyll and easy money …your summation was excellent…
Your description of Hamilton is not accurate. Hamilton's First National Bank, which never quite got off the ground and was blessed by Washington and Franklin, was the antithesis of centralized banking as we know it today. Jefferson did everything in his power to thwart it, and pretty much anything else Washington tried to accomplish. Many historians (probably intentionally) keep getting this wrong. Hamilton's banking plan was intended for manufacturing, technology, and scientific flourishing in our brand new country, and it likely would've worked had the slave-loving Jefferson clan not risen to power. It had no power to print money the way our current banking system does, which is an exact replica of the Bank of London. Please consider going down this rabbit hole to find the truth. I think it would make your best exploration and book yet! Robert Ingraham is a great author and resource and very accessible.
Fair point, Mike. Revised the line. Will look into Ingraham. Thanks.