I find it odd that George's last name is spelled differently at the
end of the email message than at the top of it.
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--- In [email protected], Terry L Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> George Phillies wrote: Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 12:23:25 -0500
> From: George Phillies
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: More regarding the New Hampshire Man in Standoff with
Government
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> > The IRS claims that Ed and Elaine Brown owe about $620,000 in
back taxes.
> >
> > Over the years, Ed has offered to pay the tax if they would show
him the law
> > requiring him to pay. He claims the government has never done
that.
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> This seems a bit odd, since Title 26 United States Code, the law
> requiring you to pay, is on the internet, available through your
> computer or your public library.
>
> The requirement to pay is quite close to the top.
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> Of course, the law does presuppose that you are literate in
English and
> can handle a section of text in which many words have normal
English
> meanings and others are terms of art with exact meanings specified
in
> the law. That's why the English language has the phrase 'term of
art',
> after all.
>
> George Philleis
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