From Alterati (link has video in addition to full text)
While this sounds like the Waco massacre of 1993, it could be the potential outcome of a standoff brewing in New Hampshire where tax protesters Ed and Elaine Brown have barricaded themselves in what has been described as a “fortress-like compound” after they were convicted of refusing to pay income tax to the federal government earlier this year. In recent days their phone, power and internet have been cut off and camouflaged SWAT teams, helicopters, armored vehicles and possibly combat robots have descended on this formerly quiet area. Supporters of the Browns have also flocked to the compound and Ed “is armed and has promised a Waco like ending … he will not be taken alive.”
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A little history. Ed and Elaine (now “Edward, a Living Soul in the Body of the Lord, of the House of Israel” and “Elaine, a Living Soul in the Body of the Lord, of the House of Israel” after a conversion to a non-denominational form of Christianity in March) were a well off couple (Elaine had a dental practice, which provided most of the income) and had stopped paying federal income taxes in 96 and filing taxes altogether in 98. While they do pay other types of taxes (consumption taxes generally) they believe that there is no law that compels them to pay federal income tax and they will not pay until the law is shown to them. The government claims that they owe over 2 million dollars in unpaid taxes. This “income tax law does not exist” meme has been floating around the patriot, militia and conspiracist milieus for years, most recently finding it’s most popular expression in Aaron Russo’s documentary Freedom to Fascism whose website proclaims “Are you aware the Supreme Court has ruled that the government has no authority to impose a direct unapportioned tax on the labor of the American people, and the 16th Amendment does not give the government that power?”