Wesley Snipes in court today
 

...using the Radar defense.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/14/bu...1ba&ei=5087%0A

I predict jail time.

:corn: I agree wholeheartedly

no, no, I'm sure Radar will show up there to argue his defense. Once radar points out to the federal government that they don't really have to power to collect the taxes I'm sure the IRS attorneys will turn red with embarrassment before they go back to their office and tell everyone to just close down the shop, they aren't needed anymore.

I think someone should give Wesley Radars number. Radar would be better than any lawyer who actually knows about the law.

right up until he announces that he is free to kill the judge for infringing upon his freedoms by trying to enforce an unconstitutional law. the outcome of the trial might get a bit dicey then.

hmmmm...I see your point. Maybe better just leave it to the sensible people then.

:lol:

I don't see what the big deal is ... the courts have no right to even hear this case, since the plain interpretation of the constitution supersedes their right to decide legality in this issue.

Why did Mr. Snipes even show up? He should have just stayed home and cuddled up with a nice warm cup of Smug.

The Smoking Gun is on the case

eh hem - maybe Radar really is Wesley or one of his advisers.

When making $tens of millions, is there a financial manager who takes care of all this? Or did Snipes not have one?

At one point I had heard that he was apparently advised by somebody who took to Radar's school of thought on taxation. But you can't get to where he is without being a true believer as well.

I know, knew? Welders who tried that shit. Lost their homes and wages for years. Wishful thinking, Yes?

Now Snipes is using the 'I didn't know that my partner in crime is nuts' defense.

At work one day, I saw a woman with a child and heavy in credit card debt. She was thinking of doing a similar tax evasion scheme that Snipes was using. With a help of a few web sites, I persuaded her not to try.