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"SLAVE of THE STATE" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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... and supporting regulations say that I
can be prosecuted for perjury if I later say that I signed it under
duress. So, I have never said that I objected to it.

Now that is what I call funny.

Why is that? You don't have to sign that loyalty oath unless you want to be
paid by the owners of that Constitution and statute laws. Why in the world
would anyone object to that? You want the perks of a government job you have
to at LEAST promise that you'll honor the Consitution and laws.

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SLAVE of THE STATE said:

Now that is what I call funny.

I sort of like it that your taxes pay my salary, too.

I was afraid that I was going to see his name in this story:

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/06/21/tax.evaders.ap/index.html
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Tax dodgers taunt police from hilltop compound
POSTED: 1:52 p.m. EDT, June 21, 2007

PLAINFIELD, New Hampshire (AP) -- To avoid serving prison sentences
for tax evasion, Ed Brown and his wife, Elaine, have locked themselves
off from the world on their own terms.

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From behind the 8-inch concrete walls of their 110-acre hilltop

compound, the couple taunt police and SWAT teams and play to reporters
and government-haters with references to past standoffs that turned
deadly.

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I'd have to go say Hi and it looks like that could be a bit tough.
Bill C

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SLAVE of THE STATE said:

Now that is what I call funny.

I sort of like it that your taxes pay my salary, too.

You've always been normal in that way.

Donald Munro said:

Just wait until after the revolution.

My goals are modest. I'm only hoping to stay out of the crossfire in
the event you cowboy knuckleheads start shooting at each other.