Recap of Previous Section

• Complaints:

  • How to file a complaint.

  • Different aspects of the courts.

• Jurisdictions:

  • Law of the land.

  • Law of the air.

  • Law of the water.

• Case Law:

  • Using case law for effective correspondence and achieving desired results.

Concept of Leaving the System

• Initial Thoughts:

  • Questioning how to leave or escape the system.

  • Recognizing misinformation within the movement.

• Risks of Misinformation:

  • False confidence from bad knowledge.

  • Potential trouble from acting on incorrect information.

Hypothetical Steps to Leave the System

• Declaring Independence:

  • Creating personal declaration of independence.

  • Importance of public declaration and witnesses.

• Avoiding Standard Terminology:

  • Avoid terms like "sovereign citizen."

  • Understanding terminology to prevent incorrect claims.

Practical Steps for Independence

• Making Declarations:

  • Crafting and publishing a declaration.

  • Signing with witnesses and making it public.

• Establishing Independence:

  • Owning land and residing on it.

  • Avoiding providing an address or claiming conventional citizenship.

Realities and Challenges

• Potential Consequences:

  • Possible confrontation or violence from authorities.

  • Living without societal systems (post office, Social Security, job, insurance).

Alternative Approaches

• Becoming a State National:

  • Difference between US corporation citizen and state national.

  • State national falls under common law jurisdiction.

• Personal Choices:

  • Preferred balance between navigating within and challenging the system.

Exercising Rights and Navigating Traffic Laws

• Rights and Responsibilities:

  • Personal rights to actions like drinking and driving.

  • Understanding the consequences and legal complaints.

Importance of Legal Communication

• Compiling Evidence and Records:

  • Making ownership of property public record.

  • Corresponding with authorities using certified letters.

Case Law for Property Taxes Strategy

• Using Case Law for Defense:

  • Example of Carl Miller explaining legal arguments for property taxes.

  • US Code and Memphis Bank vs. Riley Supreme Court case.

Property Ownership and Allodial Title

• Allodial Title:

  • Explanation and implications of allodial title for absolute property ownership.

• Practical Actions:

  • Steps to maintain property rights and defend against unjust claims.

Income Taxes Strategy

• Challenging Income Taxes:

  • Using state law and constitutional rights for business owners.

Understanding Monetary System

• Federal Reserve and US Code:

  • Explanation of Federal Reserve's monetary system.

  • Legal arguments challenging taxation through Federal Reserve notes.

Debt Enslavement and Federal Reserve

• Everlasting Debt:

  • Insufficient money in circulation to pay back the debt.

  • Permanent debt enslavement for the country and private citizens.

• Federal Reserve Misconceptions:

  • Federal Reserve is a private entity, despite its name.

  • It operates as part of a corporate scheme.

The Money Creation Process

• Debt Creation:

  • Federal Reserve buys bonds and loans out a significant proportion.

  • Creation of new money from nothing, leading to inflation.

• Economic Impact:

  • Devaluation of the dollar since 1913.

  • Future financial crises and globalist monetary authority.

Title 31 and Supreme Court Case

• Title 31, Section 742:

  • Legal exemptions for government obligations from state, municipal, and local taxation.

  • Supreme Court upholds these exemptions.

• Implications for Tax Arguments:

  • Importance of knowing and utilizing Supreme Court decisions like Memphis Bank vs. Riley.

Property Taxes and Legal Arguments

• Property Tax Calculation:

  • Use of Federal Reserve notes in property value assessments and tax calculations.

• Supreme Court and State Laws:

  • Arguments against using Federal Reserve notes for state or local tax assessments.

  • Evidence and case law to support these claims.

Practical Steps for Property Ownership

• Defending Property Ownership:

  • Removing questionable titles.

  • Gathering evidence and utilizing historical records.

• Making it Public:

  • Publishing claims and defending arguments based on legal principles.

Income Taxes Strategy

• Challenges with Income Taxes:

  • Difficulty in avoiding taxes if employed by someone else.

  • Strategies for business owners to avoid state income taxes using legal arguments.

• Constitutional Rights:

  • Leveraging state constitutional rights to challenge income taxes.

Trump and Voluntary Tax System

• Trump's Tax Records:

  • Insight into why Trump’s tax records are inaccessible — possibly due to non-filing.

• IRS System:

  • The voluntary nature of the tax payment system and its implications.

Federal Reserve and US Governance

• Currency Supply:

  • Nature of money supply as glorified IOUs.

  • Economic implications of the Federal Reserve's operations.

• Tax and Income:

  • Historical context of income tax establishment.

  • Modern-day implications for personal finance and wealth.

Final Overview

• Big Picture and Practical Application:

  • Summarizing the significance of case law and constitutional arguments.

  • Encouragement to utilize provided knowledge to challenge the system effectively.