Anti-Israel bigotry and bias anti-Semitism IRS-GATE

IRS SCANDAL MIGHT HAVE ITS FIRST CRACK IN THE CASE…….

 

Lets hope it brings down the entire miserable anti-American institution.

h/t Lori Lowenthal Marcus

IRS Political Discrimination Suit by Pro-Israel Group OKed by Court

The ruling in the Z STREET case by Judge Ketanje Brown Jackson is the first substantive ruling by a judge in any legal action brought challenging the political impartiality of the IRS under the current administration.

The IRS Acting Commissioner will appear before a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on Friday, May 17, 2013, to investigate politicization of the IRS
Federal court Orders IRS to respond to legal complaint of political discrimination, May 27, 2014.

Photo Credit: Lori Lowenthal Marcus

After nearly four years of litigation, a U.S. federal district court judge instructed the Internal Revenue Service to cease “struggl[ing mightly]” to thwart a lawsuit filed by the pro-Israel organization Z STREET. That lawsuit alleges the IRS violated Z STREET’s First Amendment Constitutional rights. The judge ordered the IRS to file a substantive answer to Z STREET’s Complaint within 30 days.

Z STREET* sought tax-exempt status as a non-profit organization engaged in educating the public about Israel and the Middle East conflict. The organization filed its application in December of 2009.

On July 19, 2010, when counsel for Z STREET spoke with the IRS agent to whom the organization’s application had been assigned, that agent said that a determination on Z STREET’s application may be further delayed because the IRS gave “special scrutiny” to organizations connected to Israel and especially to those whose views “contradict those of the administration’s.”

That statement by the IRS agent, according to the Z STREET board, constituted a clear violation of the Constitution. The government may not treat an organization or person differently because of that person or organization’s political viewpoint. Such action by a government entity constitutes what is known as “viewpoint discrimination.”

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