Guerrilla Capitalism: How to Practice Free Enterprise in an Unfree Economy

by Adam Cash

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0915179164
• ISBN13: 9780915179169
• Release Date: January 1984
• Publisher: Loompanics Unlimited
• Length: 172 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Earning Freely

This is not only theory but a nuts and bolts guide to earning tax-free income. Adam Cash shows how the government wastes your tax dollars, and offers practical ways to avoid being ripped off by the greedy Internal Revenue Servce. A must for anyopne who values freedom!

The American as a Soviet

The subtitle for this book is : "How to Practice Free Enterprise In an Unfree Economy". Americans are living an Orwellian double-think dream while ignoring the government-generated corporate statist economy at odds with the principles of free enterprise they are taught to cherish. The IRS continues its Gestapo-like trampling of the Bill of Rights while stealing money, engineering social policy, and maintaining surveillance on American tax victims. Millions of Americans are feeling the squeeze, most just 3 paychecks away from bankruptcy. Some are fighting back, not only by joining tax repeal groups and protesting the unconstitutional theft of their money, but through civil disobedience by simply not reporting income or falsifying their tax returns. These people are what Adam Cash terms "Guerilla Capitalists". A Guerilla Capitalist is anyone practicing free enterprise in our anti-capitalist corporate statist economy in America today. Adam Cash does not dwell on the fact that corporations are creations of the state, and as such, would never exist in a free market. He leaves that to Paul H. Weaver in his "The Suicidal Corporation"(1988). Rather, Adam Cash covers in vast detail all the ins and outs of making money in the free market, which is the underground market or black market. He also aims to teach the reader how not to get caught practicing free enterprise in our unfree society. As the publisher Michael Hoy says "What good is 'believing in' free enterprise if you don't practice it?" ...