Aaron Russo-America.Freedom.to.Fascism

America: Freedom to Fascism is a compelling and troubling account of how
the wealth of our nation was silently passed from its citizens to
a handful of powerful bankers in 1913. That's the year the Federal Reserve Act
and the 16th Amendment were introduced, giving a privately held corporation
the means to control our finances while ensuring its interest payments
through the strong arms of the newly-formed Internal Revenue Service.
Ever since then, Russo suggests, Americans have been gradually conditioned
to accept fewer freedoms and a lower standard of living...
all the while considering debt and servitude as distinctly American values.

Russo's first and most cogent point is simple: Americans are not required to pay
a federal income tax. That's a bold statement to make, as few people believe
that such a fraud could be perpetrated for so long. My father, himself an accountant,
insists that the income tax is a very real thing. Russo takes that same belief
to IRS employees and simply asks them to cite where it says an unapportioned
income tax is required of us all. Guess what? They can't. In a telling segment
Sheldon Cohen, former commissioner of the IRS, goes so far as to
reject Supreme Court rulings and the Constitution as benchmarks over
what is legal with regards to taxation. Russo also interviews members of
the tax honesty movement as well as disenfranchised IRS agents who
agree that no law on the books conjures up a requirement to send the government
part of one's hard-earned paycheck. Russo then showcases court cases
where those accused of tax evasion have won precisely because the prosecution
cannot provide evidence of a legal federal income tax law.

It's shocking to have it hammered into your head over and over that
you've thrown your money away for nothing, but repetition is good;
it helps knock loose the deeply entrenched belief that we owe a portion of
our livelihood to our government.
America Freedom to Fascism
Aaron Russo

Product Description
Controversial and throught-provoking are two words that describe one of the most
talked-about documentaries of 2006.
Determined to find the law that requries American citizens to pay income tax, producer
Aaron Russo (Bette Midler'sThe Rose, Trading Places) set out on a journey to find the
evidence.

Neither left nor right-wing, this startling examination of government exposes the
systematic erosion of civil liberties in America since 1913 when the
Federal Reserve system was fraudulently created. Through interviews with two
U.S. Congressmen, former IRS Commissioner and former IRS and FBI agents,
tax attorneys and authors, Russo connects the dots between money creation,
federal income tax, and the national identity card, which becomes law in May 2008
and will use Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. Could this be a precursor
to an impending police state in America? Watch the film and make your own conclusions.

I was fortunate enough to have been able to catch this film in one of its limited
theatrical showings. I was in stunned silence through the showing as was the rest of
the hall even though I was aware of most of this information. During the ending credits
it recieved a standing ovation.

This DVD is available now if not on Amazon try infowars. com They have it now.

Get this movie any way you can, show it your friends. Get multiple copies and
pass them around.

This movie shows the truth about the IRS and the Federal Reserve. Every American
needs to see this movie to understand how we are being sold into slavery.

This movie is stunning in the way it presents the information. If you know anyone
who is skeptical about the impending takeover and destruction of our republic,
this movie can wake up even the most skeptical.

Aaron Russo has generated a masterpiece here.

See this while you still can.
By Alexander E. Paulsen