Posted on April 8th, 2016 by Marc Stevens

I lay out the many lies Jennifer Rubin submitted the federal court of appeals below, the brief is here so you can download and read to confirm her lies. I cover them in the video below, so I will be brief here.

The big lie is falsely accusing the victim of IRS aggression of being a “taxpayer.” Calling someone a “taxpayer” is a legal opinion, not a statement of fact. This lie is supposed to cover up the aggression by the IRS. It doesn’t.

Because just calling someone a so-called “taxpayer” is magical substitute for actual evidence supporting your opinion. Next lie is:

Rubin admits there is an affidavit regarding the agent’s admissions, but still lies claiming the victim made a “naked denial.” Just because you disagree with the facts doesn’t mean they don’t exist. The next lie is:

Pointing out the plaintiff failed to provide evidence is not a frivolous argument. Read the brief, at no point does Rubin provide any evidence a two hundred year old document applies to the victim because he’s physically in California. All Rubin can do is provide legal opinions. Such an issue of fact, if an argument, is not frivolous because there has to be an illustration, the facts have to be presented. So it can be wrong, but not frivolous:

All of the IRS “frivolous arguments” are issues of law, not issues of fact, which bring us to the next lie:

Issues of fact cannot be resolved by citing legal opinions.

And while it may be argued that she did not accept the affidavit as evidence, not that she lied saying there was no evidence, this has no merit as she claimed it was a “naked denial.” Rubin also claims the victim only submitted “frivolous arguments”, so no, she is not acknowledge the facts and disagreeing with them, she lied by denying they were there. That is done so the facts can be ignored. Remember, Rubin did not write the facts as submitted by the victim are not evidence of bad faith, she wrote “naked denial.”

This is a template of the complaint I am filing against Rubin with the Wash. DC bar. I am also filing it with the Inspector General of the Attorney General’s office. The address is:

U.S. Department of Justice

Office of the Inspector General

950 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.,

Suite 4706

Washington, D.C. 20530-0001