Understanding Jurisdiction

What if the federal income tax never applied to you in the first place?

This video exposes the legal and jurisdictional deception at the heart of the federal income tax system.

Most Americans believe they’re required to file and pay federal income taxes. But according to Title 26 of the U.S. Code—the tax code itself—the term “United States” does not mean what you think it does. It’s legally defined to include only Washington, D.C. and U.S. territories—not the 50 states of the Union.

Congress has used semantic engineering to blur jurisdictional lines and create the illusion of nationwide tax authority. But when you examine the definitions for terms like “United States,” “State,” and “trade or business,” the truth becomes impossible to ignore: the income tax laws were written to apply only within federal jurisdiction—not in the states of the Union, and not to you unless you voluntarily opted in.

This video walks you through the statutory definitions, court rulings, and constitutional boundaries that prove it—and shows you how the IRS has enforced this deception for decades through language manipulation and presumed consent.

If you’ve ever felt like the tax system didn’t make sense—this is why. And the truth is your way out.

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