Friday, March 21, 2008

MN Tax Rally 12Apr08 State Capitol

Taxpayers League of Minnesota eUpdate March 21, 2008 Only 22 days until the April 12th Tax Rally at the State Capitol! 1. David’s guests this week is Grover Norquist. 2. Three government agencies not getting the job done? Then create a fourth! 3. Do you feel better about your Minnesota Dept. of Transportation? 4. If you think Liberals are going to stop with just raising your taxes, think again. 5. Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell cometh? 1. The David Strom Show presented by the Minnesota Free Market Institute. Tune in this Saturday to AM 1280 The Patriot at 9 am when David will be joined by Grover Norquist. At 10 am, Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform and one of the founding pillars of the “vast right wing conspiracy,” will talk about his new book, Leave Us Alone: Getting Government’s Hands off Our Money, Our Guns, Our Lives. Also, be sure to tune in at 9:15 am for the Capitol report with Phil Krinkie. Up this week, what in the world happened to the bonding bill? (apparently putting Minnesotans to work isn’t as important as it was a few weeks ago); Rep. Ann Lenczewski [DFL-Bloomington] wants to do what to business taxes?; and health care “reform” legislation that brings us one step closer to uniting our system with our revolutionary brothers and sisters in Cuba! And, don’t miss Taxpayers League President Phil Krinkie tonight on TPTs Almanac program. Hopefully Phil’s segment at the end of the show doesn’t interfere with the Gopher’s WCHA Final Five semifinal against the illiterate, unwashed heathens from Colorado College. Go Gophs! 2. Three government agencies not getting the job done? Then create a fourth! Over the last couple of weeks we’ve been talking about the Liberals’ $6.6 billion tax increase. This week we take a look the new level of government created by the legislation; a counties joint powers board that will spend the proceeds from the ¼ cent sales tax increase in the Metro area. The board, now named the Counties Transit Improvement Board (which, by the way, will do nothing to improve transit in any of the counties – but more on that next week), is so ansty in the pantsy to get its mitts on the $100 million that will come from the tax increase that the authorizing votes may come as early as next week. At a hearing held by the Hennepin County Commissioners on Tuesday a few power point slides were produced showing the grand plans for constructing and managing a “world class” Metro area transit system. Strangely, however, no mention was made of the three entities that already exist to construct and manage our current transit system. Perhaps you’ve heard of MnDot? – they’ve kind of been in the news lately. Or maybe the Met Council? – maybe not, they’re kind of easy to miss. They only have an annual budget of $660 million. How about an already existing seven-county joint powers organization, the Metro Transitways Board? No? That’s ok, a majority of state legislators didn’t know either. I guess nothing succeeds like government redundancy. 3. Do you feel better about your Minnesota Dept. of Transportation? Because the state is paying $550,000 in the hope that you do. $550,000 is what taxpayers are spending on a local PR firm to lead a “‘proactive, on-the-ground’ initiative since last fall that includes information kiosks, attempts to shape media coverage and weekly ‘sidewalk superintendent tours’ of the construction work.” Like Joe Soucheray said this week, if MnDot really wanted to boost its image it should have spent the money on filing potholes. So, this half a million, combined with the half a million that is being spent on a legislative investigation of the bridge collapse and now were talking about money that could have been used to fix bridges and build roads. Instead, we get shiny posters, webcams, $6 billion in tax increases and nothing to decrease traffic congestion in the Twin Cities. 4. If you think Liberals are going to stop with just raising your taxes, think again. Need a reason to show up at the State Capitol on Saturday, April 12th at noon for the Tax Rally? Try this: From John Fund in Tuesday’s OpinionJournal from the Wall Street Journal: “Liberals may rail about money in politics, but liberal groups this year are pulling out all the stops to raise money outside the normal Democratic Party structure in order win back the White House and solidify their control of Congress. “Today, two large labor groups -- the AFL-CIO and Change to Win -- will team up with the left-wing MoveOn.org and the housing advocacy group ACORN to announce plans to spend a whopping $150 million this fall. ‘In '04 the right mobilized its base and its resources,’ Bob Borosage, a co-director of the liberal Campaign for America's Future, told the Associated Press. ‘Well, we've continued to build and expand and gotten more enthusiastic and more mobilized and their coalition has collapsed.’ “Conservatives would beg to differ about that… “But there's no denying there's a lot of new liberal money flooding the system. John Podesta, a former chief of staff for President Clinton, has set up a group called The Fund for America, which plans to raise and spend $100 million. Among its heavy contributors are George Soros, who ponied up $2.5 million last year, and the Service Employees International Union, which gave an equal amount. “All in all, liberals apparently have decided to counter what they have long perceived as a vast right-wing conspiracy with a vast financial conspiracy of their own creation. Perhaps that's why talk of new campaign finance reform laws was almost absent from the Democratic Party primary debates this year.” 5. Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell cometh? If a few state legislators get their way he might. HF3913, sponsored by Rep. Bob Gunther [R-Fairmont], would change the name of the [Minnesota Boxing] commission to the Minnesota Combative Sports Commission in order to better represent the scope of the commission which would be expanded to have jurisdiction over mixed martial arts competitions, in addition to boxing.” So we’re going to expand the charter of an already worthless commission to bring the glory of the Roman Coliseum to Minnesota? Who needs to bring UFC to Minnesota when we already deal with Liberals and their unthinking fiscally catastrophic schemes as is? The Taxpayers League of Minnesota's eUpdate is written by Mark Giga If you would like your name removed from our email list, please reply with “unsubscribe” in the subject line to info@taxpayersleague.org. Taxpayers League of Minnesota P.O. Box 120444 St. Paul, MN 55112 Phone: (651) 294-3590 Fax: (651) 294-3596

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

UCC Art.9-Tax-AssessmentsLiens-Mark Oswald Lienor

Click here: Ramsey County PRR To: David Twa Lawyer ID Ramsey County Manager
To: Mark Oswald Director Elections/Taxaction
To: Susan Gaertner ID Ramsey County Attorney
To: Larry Dease Lawyer ID Court Administrator
TAXACTION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION
Amicus Curie Information: By information an d Belief Lisa Martin DSI Inspector
x wife of Aaron Foster, Murder of Barb Will, is heavily involved with the Thefts
towing of all cars at the Police Impound Lot, Sharons included.
re: 697 Surrey Ave St. Paul,MN 55106-Pin 32.29.22.41.0053
Please take legal Notice:
Sat. 15March08 The Tax Statement for the above parcel was received
2007 $746.66 + Special assessments $924 At Issue
2008 Total Tax before Assessments$898.26
Assessments $1,745.74 = $2,644.00
Pursuant to Sharon Anderson's Legal E-Commerce and Faxed to City Clerk Shar Moore tel: 651-266-8670 Fax: 651-266-8574 with Notice of Claims Form for Sharon Anderson $66 Million with $500,000.00 in the above matter with 21 pages of Exhibits from 1978 to the present 2008 30 yrs of Forensic Evidence, Bill Dahns Claim over 1/2 Million for his Homestead at 256 Morton St. Paul, Illegal Sheriff Sales etc http://billdahn.blogspot.com
Notice to all concerned,media etc. at http://sharon4council.blogspot.com and at http://taxthemax.blogspot.com Sun. 16Mar08
again today Tues 18Mar08 to the Mark Oswald 651-266-2000,651-26-2193 Fax: 651-266-2199, Stephen Baker Assessor 651-266-2005, in Good Faith compliance, sent thro the US Mails, permit no117 to extort Illegal Fees, Assessments construed as Liens against the Property, the undersigned Private AG, Whistleblower, is challenging
1. Constitutionality of the Tax Code in its entirety
a. Interest, penalitys based on Fraud, Theft, MS609.43 must vacate
2. False Charges, against the property without decending to particulars
3. Stealing Sharons Car,Trailer, Damage to Fence, Retaining Walls, Driveway
without Warrants, Tickets, Formal Complaints is Bizzare.Stalking by Lantry
19Apr07 and Police triggering major medical with fractured ankle, etc.
4. Then to Lien Assessmentss based on Theft,Trespass,Treason is Criminal
Conduct RICO.
THEREFORE: Pursuant to Sharons FOIA Demands, to comply with the right of REFUND
Trying to resolve before the 28Mar08 this issue, Mark Oswald's Bias/Prejujdice to get a Lawyer is not well taken,
THEREFORE: the next step is to the Board of Appeals/Equalization,call to Bonnie Jackelen
FOIA Demand, a. Who sits on the Board, Demand Electronically the Form to fill out for Hearing, with the
3rd step Tax Court before 30Apr08.
MEMORNDUM
Sharon is not challenging the market value, Who cares, The Assessments, plus interest, penalitys are Liens Unconstitutionally applied by false statements, mail fraud, wire fraud,
are contrary to the UCC, For Public Policy must be addressed.
LEGAL NOTICE ANSWER/CROSSCOMPLAINTS FORENSIC EVIDENCE ON FILE

A07-740 In re: A Purported Financing Statement in the District Court A07-742 of Ramsey County, Minnesota; Camille Bohlke, moving party, Respondent (A07-740); Bradley Parker, moving party, Respondent (A07-742), vs. Kevin E. Giebel, Appellant. Ramsey County District Court, Hon. Joanne M. Smith. I. The expedited-review provisions in Minn. Stat. § 545.05 (2006) apply only to security interests or liens covered by Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code. II. Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code does not apply to attorney liens. Reversed; motion denied. Judge Harriet Lansing.

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Sunday, March 16, 2008

TimPawlents Response Illegal Taxes

Subject:RE: SharonAnderson697Surrey-Refund-Remov-RICO18 U.S.C??1961-1968 byCityST.Paul-DSI
Date:3/17/2008 11:51:32 A.M. Central Daylight Time
From:Tim.Pawlenty@state.mn.us
To:Sharon4Anderson@aol.com
Sent from the Internet (Details)

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