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Good News Broadcast Number 010 – TIME EXPIRED – THE BIGGEST MOMENT IN HISTORYTo demonstrate the merits of this argument, an examination of the evidence uncovered by Bill isessential. The federal government claims that the State of Kentucky was the second state to ratifythe amendment, such action taking place on February 8, 1910. But, the records of the State ofKentucky reveal a far different picture. These records show that the Kentucky House proposed aresolution to adopt the amendment and then sent that resolution to the Senate in early February,1910. On February 8, 1910, the Kentucky Senate voted upon that resolution, but rejected it by avote of 9 in favor and 22 opposed. The Kentucky Senate never did ratify that amendment, butfederal officials, being in possession of documents showing this rejection, fraudulently claimedotherwise.A second interesting situation involves the State of Oklahoma. Here, this proposed amendment waspassed by the Oklahoma House and the language of the resolution perfectly matched the one passedby Congress. However, the Oklahoma Senate obviously disliked what Congress had proposed, so itamended the language of the 16th Amendment in such a fashion as to have a precisely oppositemeaning. After all was settled and done in Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Legislature wanted anamendment which meant something entirely different than that which was proposed by Congress.What happened in California reveals a comedy of errors. That legislative assembly never recordedany vote upon any proposal to adopt the amendment proposed by Congress. However, assumingthat a nonexistent vote was taken, whatever California did adopt bore no resemblance to whatCongress had proposed. And many states engaged in the unauthorized activity of amending thelanguage of the amendment proposed by congress, a power that these states did not possess.The State of Minnesota sent nothing to the Secretary of State in Washington, but this did not deterPhilander Knox as he claimed that Minnesota ratified the amendment regardless of the absence ofany documentation from the State of Minnesota.THE FRAUDArticle V of the U.S. Constitution controls the amending process, which requires that three-fourthsof the States ratify any amendment proposed by Congress. In 1913, there were 48 States in theAmerican Union, so to adopt any amendment required the affirmative act of 36 states. In February,1913, Knox issued a proclamation claiming that 38 states had ratified the amendment, includingKentucky, California and Oklahoma. But, as previously shown, Kentucky had rejected theamendment, California had not voted on it, and Oklahoma wanted something entirely different. Ifjust these 3 states are excluded from the court of those which ratified, then the amendment was notlegally adopted, the number of ratifying States being only 35. But, then again, a total of 11 statesfailed to vote on the amendment, 33 changed the language of the amendment and Minnesota sent innothing. If the process of the adoption of the amendment is subjected to strict legal scrutiny theamendment was adopted by none.Today, the federal government pretends that it has all encompassing power to tax the income ofeveryone, and that the only way to change this system is to vote for congressmen who promise toWritten By Floyd E. Taylor Page 170
Good News Broadcast Number 010 – TIME EXPIRED – THE BIGGEST MOMENT IN HISTORYmodify or, even more unlikely, to repeal these laws. The American public needs to be apprised thatanother alternative exists, and that it is entirely possible to challenge the very foundation of thistaxing power upon the grounds that the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was neveradopted. This challenge can be effectively made by exercising your rights under the FirstAmendment to the United States Constitution.DISCOVERY RESULTSArticle V of the U.S. Constitution specifies the ratification process, and requires 3/4 of the States toratify any amendment proposed by Congress. There were 48 States in the American Union in 1913,meaning that affirmative action of 36 states was required for ratification. In February, 1913,Secretary of State Philander Knox issued a proclamation claiming that 38 states had ratified theamendment.In 1984, when William J. Benson began a research project, never before performed, to investigatethe process of ratification of the 16th Amendment. After traveling to the capitols of the NewEngland states, and reviewing the journals of the state legislative bodies, he saw that many stateshad not ratified the Amendment. Continuing his research at the National Archives in Washington,DC, Bill Benson discovered his Golden Key. This damning piece of evidence is a 16 pagememorandum from the Solicitor of the Department of State, whose duty is the provision of legalopinions for the use of the Secretary of State. In this memorandum sent to the Secretary of State, theSolicitor of the Department of State lists the many errors he found in the ratification process!The 4 states listed below are among the 38 states that Philander Knox claimed ratification from.• The Kentucky Senate voted upon the resolution, but rejected it by a vote of 9 in favor and 22opposed.• The Oklahoma Senate amended the language of the 16th Amendment to have a preciselyopposite meaning.• The California legislative assembly never recorded any vote upon any proposal to adopt theamendment proposed by Congress.• The State of Minnesota sent nothing to the Secretary of State in Washington.When his year long project was finished at the end of 1984, Bill had visited every state capitol andknew that not a single state had actually and legally ratified the proposal to amend theConstitution. 33 states engaged in the unauthorized activity of amending the language of theamendment proposed by congress, a power the states do not possess. Since 36 states were neededfor ratification, the failure of 13 to ratify would be fatal to the amendment, and this occurs withinthe major (first three) defects tabulated in Defects in Ratification of the 16th Amendment. Even ifwe were to ignore defects of spelling, capitalization, and punctuation, we would still have only 2states which successfully ratified.Written By Floyd E. Taylor Page 171
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