SOVEREIGN CITIZEN MOVEMENT
Actually, there is no sovereignty in the US. It was rejected by the Declaration of Independence, and there is no mention of it in the Constitution of the United States, nor the Bill of Rights.
The DoI is a document that celebrates the sovereignty of the individual.
“Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends (life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness) it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute new government...”
It doesn't get any more sovereign than that.
Then how do you explain this...
Congressman Hansen, in a speech in the Congress, printed in the Congressional Record, 21 February 1979, noted: "The IRS long ago seems to have lost its sense of mission as a tax-collection agency and with all the grace of the hobnailed gestapo has embarked on a course of implementing and enforcing social reform with the view that Americans are basically dishonest, uncharitable, bigoted, criminal-minded and even violent to deal with. ...For years we have become progressively inured to the routine contempt the IRS has chronically demonstrated for accepted civilized standards of fairness, something which has its roots in the regrettable presumption that in tax matters the citizen is guilty until proven innocent, an innocence that has to be proven at the expense of the taxpayer, no matter how groundless or frivolous the charges." Congressman Hansen noted that this "constitutionally questionable IRS action was brazenly taken without congressional authorization". He also noted that: "It is absolutely absurd to continue to allow the IRS to run like a rampant bull in a shop stocked with the fragile porcelain of human rights. ...All totalitarian governments have at least one agency which, in the name of protecting the regime, claims the right of total control of the citizens. We can do without an American Gestapo or KGB."