FINAL WARNING: A History of the New World Order

FINAL WARNING: Financial Background

“In the certified copies of the resolutions passed by the

legislatures of the several states ratifying the proposed 16th

amendment, it appears that only four of these resolutions (those

submitted by Arizona, North Dakota, Tennessee and New Mexico)

have quoted absolutely accurately and correctly the 16th

amendment as proposed by Congress. The other thirty-three

resolutions all contain errors either of punctuation, capitalization,

or wording. Minnesota, it is to be remembered, did not transmit to

the Department a copy of the resolution passed by the legislature

of the state. The resolutions passed by twenty-two states contain

errors only of capitalization or punctuation, or both, while those

of eleven states contain errors in the wording...”

Benson discovered that some word changes and misplaced commas

were done by legislative intent. State Legislatures voting to ratify a

proposed Constitutional amendment, must use a certified, exact copy,

as passed by the Congress. Since this was not done, legally, the

Government can only collect an income tax within the guidelines set

forth by the Supreme Court in Pollock v. Farmers Loan & Trust Co.,

157 U.S. 429 (1895), and all sections of the Internal Revenue Code,

based on the 16th Amendment, are not valid.

So, of the 48 states:

Eight states (Rhode Island, Utah, Connecticut, New Hampshire,

Kentucky, Florida, Virginia, and Pennsylvania) did not approve or

ratify the amendment.

Texas and Louisiana were forbidden by their own state

constitution to empower the federal government to tax their

citizens.

Vermont and Massachusetts rejected the amendment with a

recorded vote count, but later declared it passed without a

recorded vote only after the amendment had been declared

ratified by Knox.

Tennessee, Ohio, Mississippi, California, and Washington

violated their own state constitutions during their ratification