IRS: CITIZENS CANNOT BE ALLOWED TO KNOW

 

So it comes down to this: Z STREET has alleged that the IRS employed a constitutionally tainted process to evaluate certain applicants for tax exempt status, while the IRS’s position is that there is no way for any complainant to inquire about that process.

 

Kol haKavod! to my friend Lori Lowenthal Marcus for continuing to fight the good fight.  Anyone interested in the lawful integrity - or lack thereof -  of IRS and their Department of Just-Us lawyers when it comes to pro-Israel organizations should read about her day in court:

Offer Made in Court Confirms:

IRS fears Disclosure Above All Else

 

 

Comments

[Mannie Sherberg]

The eerily clairvoyant Kafka strikes again. His uncanny book "The Trial" is all about a man who is arrested and prosecuted for a crime which is never disclosed to him. He is never told what he has done wrong, and he has no way to find out. He knows only that some authority considers him guilty of something -- and is working inexorably to punish him for that something. The phrase "there is no way for any complainant to inquire about the process" is as Kafkaesque as anything written by Kafka himself. A few months ago, I would've said we're living in Orwell's "1984," but this is something even more bizarre than anything Orwell imagined. And not just bizarre: frightening.