In January, 2002, Rep. Bartlett (Maryland) formally requested that DOJ
respond to specific legal questions submitted as a Petition for Redress of
Grievances by the We The People
Foundation in order to obtain official government responses regarding
significant matters of US income tax law, federal jurisdiction and
Constitutional violations posed by the current law enforcement practices of
DOJ and IRS relating to the federal income tax system.On November 21, 2002, We
The People Foundation came into possession of a letter dated April 18th,
2002 sent from US Assistant Attorney General Dan Bryant to Rep. Roscoe
Bartlett (Maryland) articulating the reasons Department of Justice was
proffering for refusing to answer a formal Congressional request for answers to the
Peoples' Petition for Redress of Grievances.
Read the letter from DOJ Asst. Attorney General Bryant to Rep. Bartlett:
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Bob Schulz, Chairman of We The People Foundation responds directly to US
Assistant Attorney General Dan Bryant in a letter dated December, 2002.
Because of the size of Schulz's response, it has been divided into three
sections:
Part 1:
Schulz demands an apology. No Redress, NO Taxes.
Part 2:
Brief history of the respectful, repeated petitions for redress.
Part 3:
Point-by-point rebuttal continues. Conclusions.
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