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taxfree@planeteer.com writes:

"Henry Houdini" whose name I stated I would keep secret wrote:

taxfree@planeteer.com (Daniel J. Lavigne) wrote:

> > Become fool number 6,000,000,001?

> I concluded 3+ years ago that I would not. I need no convincing about the ethics of this matter, trust me.

> For this reason I asked
> you the questions that I did Daniel.

> My confusion aside, if you had indeed "won" 
(which I tend to believe you did but must 
re-examine more closely, with all due 
respect - re: I'm no lawyer), then I absolutely 
agree with you that it is a viable and powerful 
vehicle, one that ironically enough, reflects a 
position that I have developed over the last 
couple of years or so too.

> Your revelation has confirmed that perhaps, 
my issues with taxation are not uncommon, and 
may in fact merit success. My issues also extended 
and still extend to my ability to provide for my 
children's future, especially in the area of higher
education - but the tax bite denies me such an 
opportunity.

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taxfree@planeteer.com, deciding that "Henry" needs 
to do some real thinking on this matter writes:
 
T2020-88 was sought as a vehicle to communicate to 
society that each and every individual can and must 
act on their right and duty to have humanity end its 
reliance on the will to mass murder each other 
as a "problem solver". 

I have achieved my goal. I need do nothing more
other than keep decision T2020-88 in the public 
eye. Time and developing insights will do the rest.

The courts and the Canadian government can not 
deny, by any means, that the statement of claim 
was struck.

They cannot deny the existence of Rule 419(1)(a).

They cannot deny that the court, upon striking such 
a claim under that rule, accepted that each and every 
matter of fact stated and presented as fact in that 
statement of claim must be subsequently accepted as 
fact at any further hearing of the matter.

The rest "Henry", is up to individuals.

To choose to live with and within the insanity; 
to support it with increasingly worthless dollars; 
to watch their kids attempt to live, and enjoy, a lie.

To choose to say nothing about weapons whose 
very existence acts to destroy the fabric and 
fibre of society; whose availibility for use on 
a minute's notice, states that human life is 
meaningless when it conflicts with the needs of greed.

Or, to question "Henry", if they are not absolutely 
and irrevocably lost to the madness of greed, the 
end result of humanity's continuing love affair 
with weapons of mass murder. 

Since you first contacted me in early September, 
you have bounced all over an ideological map 
that seems, in my evaluation, to have no 
definite heading. That's not the way to 
fight/cure societal insanity. 

Develop a focus, and don't stray from it.

Abandon any ideas of wreaking violence or havoc on 
any one including members of a government. There's
enough crazys running around. 

Back to your quandary / indecision. 

Either you believe that you have a right,
seperate and apart from any "right" granted
or recognized by decision T2020-88, to refuse
to support societal insanity. Or you don't.

I was not being facetious, nor was I being 
frivolous regarding my advice that you contact
Revenue Canada. Do so and state your position.

I wish you well. I'll pass on any meeting until 
spring as I am swamped with work, completing my 
new book "T2020-88, A New Vision Of Duty" etc. 

Sincerely.

Daniel J. Lavigne
Founder, Co-ordinator
International Humanity House
-- 
The pre-court letters to individuals and politicians worldwide,
the statement of claim and the speech to the court that presaged
Decision T2020-88 are included when you order the book:

Mankind /// Mancruel
A Choice /// A Duty
Copyright. 1995/1996 Daniel J. Lavigne

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THE SATISFIED NERD

There was once a numerical nerd
Who number counting was heard
'Though happily wed
And my wife's great in bed
I'd rather have fun with my surds.

Copyright Dec. 20/96. Daniel J. Lavigne