Episode description The Virginia Declaration of Rights, adopted in 1776, asserts fundamental rights inherent to all people, including life, liberty, and property. It establishes the principle of popular sovereignty, declaring that power resides in the people and that...

Episode description This 1996 self-published book argues that the U.S. federal income tax system is unconstitutional because requiring tax returns forces citizens to waive their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. The author, Bill Conklin, details his...

Episode description This PDF excerpt from “Taxes and YOU.pdf” argues that many U.S. laws and government actions violate citizens’ rights. It contends Social Security and the U.N. participation infringe on liberties, while advocating for Second Amendment rights. The...

Episode description Irwin A. Schiff’s How An Economy Grows and Why It Doesn’t uses a cartoon format to explain basic economic principles. The book, published in 1985, utilizes a simple allegory of an island society to illustrate concepts like savings, capital,...

Episode description This is a legal memorandum written by Tommy K. Cryer, a Louisiana attorney, to support his motion to dismiss tax evasion charges. Cryer argues that his income, derived solely from his legal practice, is not subject to federal income tax. His...

Episode description The provided text is from Irwin Schiff’s book, The Federal Mafia, which argues that the U.S. income tax system is unconstitutional and operates on deception. Schiff claims the government illegally imposes and collects income taxes, violating...

Episode description Volume III of Thoughts on Building Strong Towns is a collection of essays from various authors within the Strong Towns movement. The essays explore the unsustainable nature of conventional urban development, advocating for incremental,...

Episode description This document is a toolkit for local leaders to navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and build stronger, more resilient communities. It’s structured in three phases: an immediate response focusing on community stabilization, a mid-term...

Episode description This text comprises excerpts from Tom Woods’ book, Your Facebook Friends Are Wrong About Gender, featuring interviews with several experts. The book argues against the prevailing transgender ideology, asserting that it lacks scientific basis and...

Episode description This ebook compiles excerpts from the Tom Woods Show podcast, exploring the future of policing in America. It argues for a radical shift away from the state’s monopoly on policing, advocating for privatization and community-based solutions. Several...