n.p. [NRC?], [1971?]. A small, anti-IRS poster in the form of a blank 1040 return that accuses the government of stealing half the income from the average American to fund "parasites on welfare," "bureaucratic inefficiency," "socialist programs which retard the economy," and "political graft." The poster was produced in 1971..... More
Stockton: The Pilot Connection, 1991. First edition. A single issue of “The Connector,” the newsletter of the tax protest group, The Pilot Connection Society. This issue introduces the group’s new program, New Nation USA (NNUSA), to which readers are urged to pledge allegiance to by sending in $35 for their..... More
Oregon City, Oregon: Republic v. Democracy Redress, [198-]. A pamphlet on the subversion of States Rights and the sovereignty of white men through the various amendments granting enfranchisement to non-whites and women, as well as other amendments that consolidated federal power. The author was a member of Republic v. Democracy..... More
Thornfield, Missouri: American Liberty Crusader, 1968. A handbook for right wing patriots intent on stopping the "bureacratic dictatorship" enabling Communism, racial strife, theft through taxation, etc. The author drove his "Liberty Van" throughout large swaths of the country drawing attention to his concerns. Stapled wrappers, 128 p., photographs. 'Wilcox Collection'..... More
Kamiah, Idaho: Published by the author, [1979]. A somewhat disjointed compilation of far right grievances by the retired U.S. Naval commander George E. Pittam. Pittam covers events from the creation of the Federal Reserve up until 1979, including the Bolshevik revolution (led by 276 trained Jewish revolutionaries), Roosevelt's support for..... More
Ft. Lauderdale, FL: The Order of the Upright Church, 1982-1991. A near complete run of this right wing newspaper edited by former newpaper columnist Peggy Poor from 1982-1991, first in Fort Lauderdale, FL, and later in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Poor described the newspaper as the "voice of the Restoration Movement" that..... More
[Chicago]: Women's Voice, [ca. 1954]. A newsprint broadside reprinting material from the far right periodical Women's Voice, which was edited and published by We, the Mothers, Mobilize for America founder Lyrl Clark Van Hyning. Content includes two short articles by Van Hyning's husbaightnd, Tom, on his refusal to pay federal..... More