When authorities attempted to arrest Kahl on February 13, 1983, two U.S. Following his release in 1979, Kahl violated his probation and then vowed that he would not go to prison again.
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While the IRS initially ignored Kahl (who seldom earned more than $10,000 per year), authorities charged him with tax evasion after he went on TV in Texas during 1976, told his story, and urged other Americans to also refuse to pay their taxes.Īfter Kahl’s 1977 arrest, he eventually served eight months in the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas. Starting in 1969, he refused to pay his federal taxes. In the years following World War II, Kahl became enmeshed in the tax-protest movement. Corcoran focuses on the strange case of Gordon Kahl, a North Dakota farmer who “…looked like someone’s grandfather…” (p. But, he does explain some of the ideas that helped bring about the militia movement. In his 1990 book Bitter Harvest, James Corcoran does not tell us what has become of the extreme right.
Review – Whatever happened the militia movement? In the mid-1990s, when events such as Ruby Ridge, the Oklahoma City bombing, and the Montana Freemen standoff dominated the news, it was all the rage. Author James Corcoran tells the tale of that fateful day in the good book, Bitter Harvest. Summary – United States Marshals engaged in a shootout with anti-tax protestor Gordon Kahl in North Dakota during 1983. Bitter Harvest: Gordon Kahl and the Posse Comitatus – Murder in the Heartland
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