Before Alaska and Texas were States in the Union, they were considered states in the area under the exclusive jurisdiction of the federal government. That the word ‘state’ can mean two different things shows how the federal tax code can be confusing. When people read the word ‘state’, they think of the 50 states in […]
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Dockets, Master, Bar – Administrative courts are vessels in dry-dock
The article said, “The online court docket noted that Judge Leonard Hanser will be ‘out of session’ on that date.” Docket is a maritime term.A docket can be defined as “a piece of paper accompanying or referring to a package or other delivery, stating contents, delivery instructions, etc, sometimes serving as a receipt.” Why are […]
New content from past few days – March 23 to April 1
Unvaccinated ‘persons’ banned from ‘public’ places (not private) by ‘County of’ Rockland Executive
Analyzing a recent emergency declaration about Rockland County, I see at least two ways to read it. In summary, it may only apply to people from Puerto Rico and the territories, not state Citizens. It pertains to ‘public’ places (meaning government land), not ‘private’ places, such as malls, even though malls are listed as part […]
The Convenient Omission – An article about definition of passenger
See this article and this article about how the codes omit the definition of passenger as a means to pretend the car will be used for commercial purposes. The Convenient Omission There is absolutely no mistake that the definition of the word ‘passenger’ was purposely omitted from every State motor vehicle code. Why? Because when […]
Whiteboard videos from Kurtis Kallenbach
It’s worth watching these whiteboard videos from Kurtis Kallenbach. I learned about the videos from What is a Born Alive Certificated Person – Intro That page, and others, bring up a reference to the word ‘infant’ in the IRS manual. I am not sure if people are reading this wrong. 21.7.13.3.2.2 (10-01-2018) An infant is […]
Obama defines citizen as the ‘title’ of an ‘office’ in a democracy (not republic)
In his farewell address in 2017, President Obama said: “…we all share the same proud title. The most important office in the democracy. Citizen. Citizen.” Taken at face value, this citizen is the title of an office, meaning a paid (or unpaid) role in a government or corporation that is a democracy. It is not […]
The word ‘statute’ can mean ‘an act of a corporation’
Richard McDonald’s Seminar on state Citizenship
The author covers the differences between state and federal citizens, and how one inadvertently becomes a federal citizen. He provides answers to ‘trick’ questions such as “Are you a citizen of the United States?” The answer would be ‘no’ for state citizens. On the topic of ‘driving’, which always means ‘for hire’, he notes the […]
‘United States’ is a Federal corporation, says U.S. Code, Title 28
Repeat after me, ‘United States’ is a Federal corporation. It’s right there in the federal code, in Title 28: 28 U.S. Code § 3002 – Definitions As used in this chapter: (15) “United States” means— (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States; or (C) an […]