Resurrect the Republic-RTR Truth Media Group Reloaded with Tom Lacovara, Lorri Anderson, & Eric Jones, December 1, 2017 Hour 1
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CONSTITUTIONAL SHERIFFS – STAND THE LINE & BACK THEM UP
HOSTS:
Lorri Anderson (https://plus.google.com/+LorriAnderson) — http://freedomoutpost.com/author/lorrianderson
Tom Lacovara — http://www.ResurrectTheRepublic.com,
Eric Hughes Jones from Courtroom Observers — http://CourtroomWatch.org
The first 3 clips are of a three part of one interview w Sheriff DEMEO
CLIP 1 (1 of 3)
SHERIFF TONY DEMEO – NEVADA
Takes Stand Against Federal Over Reach
Article on CLIP 1
NEVADA SHERIFF STANDS UP for PROPERTY RIGHTS (water / ranch)
Nevada Sheriff Stops Federal Government Over-reach In Confiscation Of Cattle And Water Rights
Nevada Sheriff Stops Federal Government Over-reach In Confiscation Of Cattle And Water Rights
CLIP 2 (2 of 3)
CLIP 3 (3 of 3)
CLIP 4
SHERIFF PALMER – SHERIFF of the YEAR SPEECH
CLIP 5
Sheriff Mack Sibel Edmonds on Oregon and Sheriff Palmer
CLIP 6
SHERIFF PALMER DEPUTIZES 2015 over PUBLIC LANDS(Property)
——–Articles——-
Sheriff Glenn Palmer Makes His Own Rules – Les zaitz – Oregonian
https://articles.oregonlive.com/oregon-standoff/2016/08/sheriff_glenn_palmer_makes_his.amp
NO CRIME COMMITTED by PALMER
https://articles.oregonlive.com/oregon-standoff/2017/10/oregon_doj_finds_no_criminal_c.amp
SHERIFF PALMER CLEARED by JUSTICE DEPT.
https://portlandtribune.com/pt/9-news/375306-260546-grant-county-sheriff-cleared-by-department-of-justice
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(The following is an article released by WMD. For the purposes of information sharing we are posting it here in its entirety as trying to read it froze our computers up with pop up ads NOT on the WMD site or selected by us)
THE POWER TO DESTROY
SHERIFF (Scott London) THWARTS IRS EFFORT TO SEIZE LAND
Refuses to allow sale until due process exhausted
Published: 02/12/2015 at 4:12 PM
Sheriff Scott London
In a case reminiscent of the Cliven Bundy land standoff in Nevada, a New Mexico sheriff is refusing on constitutional grounds to allow the federal government to sell the property of a business owner embroiled in a dispute with the IRS until the owner receives due process of law and his appeal is heard.
The land owned by Kent Carter, who has battled the IRS for decades over taxes on the earnings of his small construction business, is scheduled for auction Feb. 19. But Eddy County Sheriff Scott London notified the Internal Revenue Service the sale has been canceled, according to a BenSwann.com report by Priscilla Jones.
One court document listed Carter’s debt at $145,000, but he contends the figure was “pulled out of thin air” by an assessing agent.
Carter said his bill increased a few hundred dollars every time he challenged the IRS, BenSwann.com reported. He contends the IRS violated its own tax code, used improper accounting methods and unlawfully gave no notice of deficiency.
The matter came to a head about 10 days before Christmas when U.S Marshals broke in the door of Carter’s rental property with their guns drawn. The only person inside was a young mother with a new baby who was by herself while her husband was working.
Jones reported Sheriff London was called to Carter’s property to intervene. The sheriff advised the Marshals that Carter’s case was in appeal and he deserved due process.
The Marshalls threatened to arrest London, Jones reported, but “he stood his ground and they backed off.”
“Many officers have stood up over the years for the rights of citizens being victimized by the federal government,” said Sheriff Richard Mack, founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, reported BenSwann.com. “But Sheriff London is the first one to stand up to the IRS since the early 1990s. His actions show courage and humility. London is setting a good example for the rest of our sheriffs.”
Carter claims his private and confidential information, including his Social Security number, was filed in public records and given to third parties. A judge, however, concurred with the IRS that the agency can publish and disperse the private information of Americans if it is trying to collect their money or property. Carter says, according to BenSwann.com, the IRS claims he owes $890,000, a figure that “doubled with the stroke of a pen.”
The original case concerning Carter’s business taxes was decided in favor of the IRS by U.S. District Judge Robert Brack. Carter then filed for appeal of Brack’s decision in both the U.S. District Court in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and in the U.S. Appellate Court in Denver.
‘Solid constitutional ground’
Attorney and constitutional expert KrisAnne Hall has been advising London on his constitutional response to the IRS.
“Sheriff London asked me if he was on solid legal ground to refuse to allow the IRS to auction Carter’s property,” she said in an interview with WND. “The legal dispute with the IRS is over unpaid business taxes, not income taxes. Mr. Carter is currently involved in an appeals, but the IRS is trying to seize his property before due process has run its course.”
Hall advised London that he was correct in his understanding that the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and section 18 of the New Mexico Constitution both guarantee a right to due process.
“I discussed with Sheriff London the supremacy of the sheriff over the federal government, based upon his oath of office.” she said. “This is a premise supported by the Founders and the Supreme Court in Mack, Prins v. U.S.”
She reaffirmed London was on solid ground, based on his oath to support and defend the constitutions of the U.S. and of New Mexico.
London received a call Feb. 6 from the chief law enforcement agent for the under secretary of the Department of Treasury, advising London with veiled threats he would be arrested if he continued interfering on behalf of Carter.
The agent insisted Carter’s case was over, the appeals court had denied the appeal and that London had no ground to deny the sale.
London confirmed that the appeal is pending and informed the agent he would not allow the sale to take place as long as Clark had not exhausted his right to due process.
Lorri’s Clips and information:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
http://mobile.wnd.com/2015/02/new-mexico-sheriff-stands-against-irs/
