Cosmic Awareness - 1994 08 money economy finance patriotism constitution military bankers new world order federal reserve income tax

Magazine Overview

This issue of 'Revelations OF Awareness: THE COSMIC NEWSLETTER' (Issue No. 434, dated material, priced at $3.00) from Cosmic Awareness Communications, P.C. Box 115, Olympia, Washington 98507, focuses on a "Declaration of Independence of 1994" issued by attorney Linda Thompson. The cover features a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, an illustration, and the headline 'SPREAD THE WORD!'

The 'Declaration of Independence of 1994' and Linda Thompson's Ultimatum

The newsletter presents a "Declaration of Independence of 1994" by the "Sovereign Citizens of the Several States Within the United States of America." This document, along with an ultimatum to the U.S. Government, demands several radical actions. These include repealing the 14th, 16th, and 17th Amendments; declaring that the Federal Government has no legal jurisdiction in any State to make or enforce criminal laws; stating that the United States is not under the authority of the United Nations; declaring the national debt to the Federal Reserve illegal and unconstitutional; and issuing currency backed by gold through the U.S. Treasury. It also calls for the repeal of NAFTA, GATT, the Brady Bill, and the Omnibus Crime Bill.

Cosmic Awareness addresses questions about Linda Thompson's motives, suggesting she is not the primary force behind the message but is lending her representation to a larger patriot movement backed by the military. The publication asserts that the military has the right and obligation to take control if elected officials fail to uphold the Constitution.

The 'Federal' Government as a Separate Nation

Cosmic Awareness posits that there are essentially two governments: the United States of America (comprising state governments) and the Federal government in Washington D.C., which is described as foreign, controlled by international bankers and the UN, and not subject to the states' rules or constitutions. Elected officials in Washington D.C. are viewed as acting outside the country.

The Patriot Movement and Military Support

The patriot movement is described as widespread and not solely comprised of Linda Thompson's followers. It is claimed to have the backing of most of the military and higher officials who are patriotic to the country. The purpose of having Linda Thompson speak out is to focus attention on this combined movement aimed at restoring the strengthened power of the Constitution. The movement is presented as continuing with or without her, and her challenge to Congress is seen as brave and significant.

Preventing a UN Takeover

The publication asserts that there is "no chance for bankers and UN forces to take over" as long as citizens are armed and demanding the Constitution be restored. It warns against attempts to disarm citizens or instigate war to facilitate a UN takeover.

Spreading the "Emancipation Packet"

There is a strong emphasis on disseminating the "Declaration of Independence" and ultimatum widely, referred to as the "Emancipation Packet," by September 1st. This includes sending copies to Congress, the House of Representatives, ministers, leaders, and agencies, as well as utilizing computer networks, bulletin boards, and media notifications. The movement is described as a spokesperson representing a force that has researched a conspiracy spanning 80 years, aiming to undo the mischief created against the Constitution.

Opportunity to Make History and Dissolve the IRS/Federal Reserve

This period is presented as a crucial opportunity for individuals to make history by overthrowing a tyrannical, foreign-controlled government and regaining the true government of the United States. It is suggested that this effort will work in conjunction with the Hildebrand/Fort Collins settlement to restore the Constitution, eliminate the income tax, and dissolve the IRS and the Federal Reserve Bank. The IRS is accused of collecting money for the Federal Reserve Bank, not the U.S. Treasury.

Financial Exploitation and Treason Charges

It is claimed that only 22% of collected taxes went to the U.S. national debt, with the remaining 78% going to foreign countries and European Federal Reserve banks to create indebtedness. This is presented as a reason for over-taxation and budget cuts. The document calls for charging traitors with treason and asks for millions to witness signatures on the Declaration of Independence by September 1st, with those who do not comply facing indictment.

The "Hot August Night" Scenario and Citizen Preparedness

The "Hot August Night" scenario of August 1992 is mentioned as a time when the country was almost lost but was saved by warnings. The current movement is seen as a continuation of efforts to preserve freedom. Individuals are encouraged to spread the information, as many are unaware of the conspiracy against them. The document is presented as a tool to force people to think and question the status quo.

Methods of Information Dissemination

Various methods for spreading the information are discussed, including placing ads in newspapers and magazines (especially patriotic or gun-related ones), distributing flyers in public places, posting on telephone poles, and even selling copies to fund further printing. The importance of a strong headline is emphasized to capture attention. Bombarding radio and television talk shows with call-ins is also suggested as a way to get Linda Thompson and others interviewed.

The Evolution of Income Tax

The issue details the historical development of income tax, stating that originally there was no income tax, only an excise tax on goods. The concept of a head tax was initially for corporations, not individuals. It is claimed that the 16th Amendment, creating the income tax, was never properly ratified by all states, and its enactment was based on a false announcement. The money collected through income tax is said to have gone to the Federal Reserve Bank, not the U.S. Treasury.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes are the fight against a tyrannical "New World Government" controlled by international bankers and the UN, the restoration of the U.S. Constitution as the supreme law of the land, and the empowerment of individual citizens. The editorial stance is strongly in favor of the patriot movement, Linda Thompson's actions, and the need for citizens to actively participate in reclaiming their freedoms and holding government officials accountable, even to the point of military intervention if necessary. There is a clear distrust of the Federal government, the Federal Reserve, and the United Nations.

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Issue: 94-7
Date: May 11, 1994
Publisher: Chimie Awareneti Communications
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of Revelations of Awareness focuses on alleged financial malfeasance and constitutional violations within the United States government, primarily targeting the Federal Reserve and the income tax system. The publication advocates for a return to the principles of the US Constitution and encourages readers to disseminate this information widely.

The Federal Reserve and the National Debt

The lead article, "For 81 Years 13 Foreign Families Have Trashed Your Freedoms!", claims that the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was passed by a small group of "Rothschild agents" serving in Congress. It asserts that this act allowed the Federal Reserve Bank, a private corporation owned by foreign bankers, to print money for the U.S. Treasury and then loan it back at face value plus interest. This system, according to the article, has resulted in the "robbery and cheating" of the American people for 81 years, leading to trillions of dollars in debt and funding wars for the enrichment of these "13 families."

The text emphasizes the "significance of this lopsided extremism" and urges a return to a "just and equitable form of banking and financial balance." It highlights the manipulation of the monetary system and the suffering caused by wars and economic policies.

The Income Tax and the IRS Memo

A significant portion of the issue is dedicated to a purported secret IRS memo dated April 4, 1985. This memo, allegedly from Roscoe L. Ewer, Jr., Commissioner of Internal Revenue, states that a tax evasion case in Indianapolis was dismissed because the 16th Amendment, which established the income tax, was never properly ratified. The memo claims that only two states ratified the amendment, while 36 were required for validity. It instructs all District Directors to expedite refunds for those who apply and to keep the matter quiet to avoid a "serious drain on the resources of the Treasury." The memo also suggests that the refunding activity will take a minimum of five years.

This information is presented as proof that "every tax paid into the Treasury since 1913, is due and refundable to every citizen and business."

Linda Thompson's Ultimatum and the US Constitution

The issue details concerns raised by a reader named Paul regarding documents sent by Linda Thompson, an attorney representing the WACO Branch Davidians. Thompson allegedly sent an ultimatum to Congress and the Senate demanding that they begin following the US Constitution by September 1, 1994, or face arrest by a "militia of armed forces." She also presented a "DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE -- 1994."

"Awareness," a channeled entity, is quoted as suggesting this event was "perhaps the most significant thing to happen to this country since its founding in 1776" and that CAC members should support it. However, Paul expressed concern that Thompson's recorded message asking for information might be a "trick to round up patriots and sympathizers on a database." "Awareness" clarified that its suggestion of support did not mean joining the militia or marching on Washington, but rather becoming aware of the situation and alerting others. It stated that "truly Aware people do not unknowingly put themselves in harm's way" and that spreading the information widely is sufficient to prevent bloodshed.

How to Get Started!

The publication provides practical advice on how readers can disseminate this information. It suggests using local printers or copy shops to reproduce documents cheaply. Readers are encouraged to mail these documents to radio and TV programs, local politicians, preachers, teachers, city councils, and talk-show hosts, requesting that Linda Thompson be featured. They are also advised to purchase the book "Star Guide 1994" for contact information of influential people.

Alternative methods include creating chain letters with a directive to "PRINT 50 COPIES AND SEND TO OTHERS AT ONCE!" and using FAX machines to send documents to important people quickly. The primary goal is to get the information into the hands of as many people as possible to "awaken and prepare entities on this planet."

Editor's Note and Contact Information

An "ED'S NOTE" provides further information on the "Hildebrand VS the Federal Reserve ruling" mentioned by "Awareness." Readers are directed to "Revelations of Awareness" issue No. 94-7 for more details and are given a mailing address for Herb Haven Trust in Hillsdale, Michigan, as a point for forwarding information.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the alleged corruption of the US financial system, the illegitimacy of the income tax, and a call to uphold the US Constitution. The editorial stance is one of urgency and activism, encouraging readers to become informed and to actively spread this information to "awaken the masses" and counter what they perceive as governmental treason and manipulation by foreign interests. There is a strong emphasis on citizen action and the power of widespread information dissemination.