From: Paul Andrew Mitchell Date: Sat Oct 25, 2003 1:09 pm Subject: [SupremeLaw] John & Lois Knox Case (IRS) Greetings, I have lost a large number of documents which I placed in long-term storage, when I was rendered indigent by clients' failures to pay my invoices for services rendered. As I have already explained, the official court record was placed in federal government archives several years ago (at least prior to the Summer of 1998, when I visited the district clerk in San Antonio). If it hadn't been for the assistance I have received from local police -- TWICE -- I would have lost everything, including my electronic evidence which I was later able to upload to the Internet, thanks to prompt and professional police assistance. I repeat: when John Knox passed away, in honor of his passing I took his brief to our local law library and double-checked every single citation. I then edited only the obvious clerical and punctuation errors, leaving any substantive errors entirely intact. The result of my editing and double-checking is here: http://www.supremelaw.org/fedzone11/htm/append-a.htm Now, if someone is claiming that some electronic docket is inconsistent in any way with what John Knox told me, then I would recommend that the accuser try his BACKSPACE key: making changes to electronic documents is THAT EASY! Also, if Mrs. Lois Knox is still with us, I know of no reason why it would be inappropriate to write her with a request for confirmation. Neither John nor Lois Knox ever gave me any reason to suspect that they might be lying or misrepresenting in any way the research and litigation work which John shared with me at the conference on tax and monetary reform which he and I attended in Denver, Colorado in the Fall of 1991. Judging from the rude ways in which conference attendees treated him in Denver, John was quite surprised and happy finally to realize that I only wanted him to tell his whole story to me from the beginning. I happened upon him when he was telling his story to another hostile conference attendee, so I arrived right in the middle of his story, that first time. Once I got John to relax, and once I persuaded him to permit me to interrupt him -- to ask questions -- we got into such a revealing and dramatic conversation, by the time we were done there are about 30 people standing around us, listening intently to the two of us go over the astounding discoveries which John Knox had made, on his own, with very little support from anyone else. Perhaps it is a telling comment on the state of our world, that a multitude of attorneys THROUGHOUT this nation now refuse to acknowledge that John Knox even existed, much less give him the enormous credit that his due or even to cite his case in any way, shape or form. I am honored to have made his acquaintance, and I knew of no better way to honor him, after he succumbed to lung cancer, than to perfect his brief, add it to Appendix "A" of "The Federal Zone," and then to upload that marvelous accomplishment to the Internet, where the world could have rapid access to it, for their edification and singular confirmation. I am looking forward to seeing John Knox once again in the Kingdom of Heaven. I am sure we will have a lot of talk about, and a very long time to enjoy each other's company and each other's contributions to the restoration of justice in America. My memory of John and Lois Knox will always place both of them on a par with the Founders and Framers of the Constitution for the United States of America, and the 6,000 U.S. Marines who died taking the Island of Iwo Jima during closing months of WWII. I do not exaggarate. Thank you. Sincerely yours, /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell Private Attorney General and Author: "The Federal Zone: Cracking the Code of Internal Revenue" http://www.supremelaw.org/fedzone11/index.htm --- Bowman7a wrote: > Is there a true recording of this case in its original version? > > Bo > > Freedoms_Darkness_2 > > > > REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS: This message is being sent to you in compliance with > the current Federal legislation for commercial e-mail (H.R.417 > SECTION101Paragraph > (e)(1)(A)) AND Bill s.1618 TITLE III passed by the 105th U.S. Congress. > mailremove6@Bowman7a@y... > > ---------------------------------