I want a Remington Model 870 Police RAMAC #24587 12 gauge pump-action shotguns with a fourteen inch barrel, modified choke, Wilson Combat Ghost Ring rear sight and XS4 Contour Bead front sight, Knoxx Reduced Recoil Adjustable Stock.
Posted on 02/03/2010 6:41:12 AM PST by Leisler
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) intends to purchase sixty Remington Model 870 Police RAMAC #24587 12 gauge pump-action shotguns for the Criminal Investigation Division. The Remington parkerized shotguns, with fourteen inch barrel, modified choke, Wilson Combat Ghost Ring rear sight and XS4 Contour Bead front sight, Knoxx Reduced Recoil Adjustable Stock, and Speedfeed ribbed black forend, are designated as the only shotguns authorized for IRS duty based on compatibility with IRS existing shotgun inventory, certified armorer and combat training and protocol, maintenance, and parts.
(Excerpt) Read more at fbo.gov ...
I take it those are for mounting on HumVees and such...
You can have one. $200 tax for one with a stock, $5 without.
Yes, we know about the deep seated government waste and corruption. They'll spend your money when there is no need to.
Happens all the time.
Who knew:
The IRS has more than 60 armed and trained killer agents?
I deduce this since seldom used but well-maintained guns (armorer) don’t detiorate, ergo these must be for additional troopers.
If they are putting on additional storm troopers for Criminals who don’t pay taxes, they must be anticipating an upsurge because of coming higher taxes which will breed more criminal tax evaders.
I anticipate them outside my door one day, yelling:
“Come out quietly, Wild Bill. We know you obtained food stamps without being a minority.”
Well, then it would only be a matter of time when most all businesses would say to themselves, "What the heck, why should I bleed?"
Then the whole welfare state, hacks, projects, schemes, rackets, robbing Peter to buy off Paul, legions of semi-literate clerks, form fillers, collaborators, lobbyists, lawyers, would roam the nation staving with no productive skills. Washington would become an overgrown Detroit,......
...( Hey, I like this!)
Other than barter (which is fundamentally a private citizen activity), you have the "money creation" situation approximately reversed. The federal government is empowered to create [paper or coin] money out of thin air. The states used to have that power, before the Constitution, but gave it up to the feds. The states can still make money, but it must be silver or gold coin. The feds do not have that "gold or silver coin" limitation, and for a century or so, created ALL [paper and coin] money out of thin air, in an amount that suited the level of commerce, population, and so forth. I believe the US government still issues some amount of United States Notes each year, but it is a relatively TINY amount.
The Federal Reserve is a private bank - given a charter by the US government. The nominal function of the Federal Reserve is to lend money into existence, and to regulate the rate of issuance by means of interest rates. So, today, the issuance of money is regulated by a private entity. Congress could, if it wanted, disband the Federal Reserve tomorrow, and go back to issuing interest free United States Notes. In an alternative, it could order US Notes to be issued, interest free, and permit the Federal Reserve Bank to continue operations at a reduced level of involvement.
How do you know they haven't kept armed attacks out of the public eye?
If this doesn't inspire a citizen response nothing will. (and this sort of thing happens all of the time -- just talk to a tax attorney) IRS Audits Single Mom Making $20K, Says She Can’t Claim Kids as Dependents
Posted Dec 8, 2009 3:53 PM CST By Martha Neil
A single mom who makes about $20,000 a year working at a hair salon, Rachel Porcaro doesn't own a car and lives with her parents in order to make ends meet.
But apparently not believing that she could pay her bills on her actual, reported income, the Internal Revenue Service has just put the 32-year-old mother of two through a one-year audit, reports the Seattle Times in a column written by Danny Westneat. The IRS told the columnist that it can't tell its side of the story for taxpayer privacy reasons, so the article is based on information from Porcaro, her father and an accountant.
Porcaro says she pays her parents $400 a month rent for herself and her two sons, who are 10 and 8, so the IRS audited her parents, too.
With the help of an accountant retained by her father, she won a reversal of the government's initial determination that she owed a $16,000 tax bill, although she and her parents racked up a $10,000 bill defending themselves. However, the IRS says Porcaro can't claim her two sons as dependents on her tax return, because she can't prove that she spent enough money supporting them.
"I tell you, we don't buy a roll of toilet paper anymore without keeping the receipt," her father, Rob Porcaro, tells the newspaper.
The accountant, Dante Driver of G.A. Michael and Co. in Seattle, confirms that an IRS auditor showed Rachel Porcaro a spreadsheet of Seattle incomes, telling her that the agency's data proves that a family of three needs twice her income to get by in the city.
"They thought she must have unreported income. That she was hiding something," he says. "Basically they were auditing her for not making enough money."
http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/irs_audits_single_mom_says_she_cant_claim_kids_as_dependents/
14 foot shotguns?
those are puntguns.
After your arrest, I suspect they will display ‘dangerous books.’
This seems to be the leading topic on radio much of the time nowadays.
Ya think the bloated, intrusive corrupt government has noticed?
“I was never able to get an answer as to why the Department of Education needed to be armed, but apparently I was not on a “need to know” basis.
Pun intended I’m sure.”
No, sorry. I fear my Freudian tendencies have gotten me in trouble more than once. You spotted my “slip” before I did. Can I still get partial credit?
Why do these people need guns(shotguns in this case)?
So when they ring the doorbell, you shit your pants!
Every State in the Union has the Absolute Right to Declare someone “A DANGER TO Themselves and the COMMUNITY” Therefore I propose the Following:
Any Person who is employed by, or an agent of, any Federal Government Agency, Shall be considered a Danger to the Community and themselves, and Shall be forbidden from using,owning, or possessing any Deadly Weapon. Military Personnel shall be exempt from this law.
Problem solved.
This seems to be the leading topic on radio much of the time nowadays.
Ya think the bloated, intrusive corrupt government has noticed?
Maybe the government employees would notice if their victims start suing them personally.
When the courts are clogged with IRS agents trying to save their swimming pools the gubmint boys will have to take notice.
I want a Remington Model 870 Police RAMAC #24587 12 gauge pump-action shotguns with a fourteen inch barrel, modified choke, Wilson Combat Ghost Ring rear sight and XS4 Contour Bead front sight, Knoxx Reduced Recoil Adjustable Stock.
Private money. Patterson, NJ, Bank Note
Stonington Bank, Connecticut.
"The Federal Reserve is a private bank - given a charter by the US government. "
This is a contradiction. No person, or entity, given 'charter', like as in some days of French Royalty, is private. As is not the Federal Reserve. It is what is known today as 'GSE', government sponsored entity. Like, Fannie, or Freddie. In other words, an abortion to republican government. Not that that has mattered much the last hundred years.
I really want someone to video tape a person shooting a 14’ shot gun. It will be an instant Youtube classic.
You ever seen a Youtube of dogs herding sheep?
A few sheeple will have to be made example of. Harder times, the sheeple become cranky and obstreperous, so more dogs to get them moving in what ever direction the ‘planners’ have planed for the benefit of planers and their backers.
Ya ever seen video of Mussolini hanging from a street light?
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