[The Bolt]

I did sue the IRS. They own the judges, the U. S. Attorneys, the post office, the phone system, the department of defense, the banks, the media, the Senate, the House... Ya know what? Hard to believe, but I lost my case. Things ain't going to be changing anytime soon, via the courts or anyway else in these regards.

They couldn't win the case I filed so they changed the case, attributed statements to me in the ruling that I didn't make and lied in the rulings where ever it was necessary to support the ruling they were going to make. They originally charged me with falsifying my taxes and 6 months later, after all the damage was done, (lost my job) they said I was right all along.

That's just the tip of the iceberg.

They tapped my phone. Had my house buzzed with a military helicopter (caught on tape). Subpoenaed all my lawyers records. Bugged my lawyers office. And put my computer under real time surveilance. Want to hear more?

And would you believe this, they justlogged me off my own computer, just as I was going to post this message.

Hey cut it out already!

Oh and did I mention that they backdated and or intercepted mail with regards to the case and opened mail addressed to me from the U. S. Attorney. Only on America!

[Justin Thyme]

Very interesting story. I'm sorry to hear of your difficulties. How much, if any, did it interfer with getting your next job? I hope things have gotten back to normal for you.

I have no doubts that it would be difficult, at best, to sue the government. On the other hand, I know absolutely nothing about you, or your case. Sometimes cases are lost due to technicalities, sometimes due to manipulation from the other side, and sometimes, it's due to not having a good case to begin with. I have no idea if any of these apply to your case.

Anyway, I sincerely hope things have worked out better for you since.