Part 2: Undeniable Evidence the Revocation of Election Is a Legal Exit from Federal Income Tax

Part 2 - Undeniable Evidence the Revocation of Election Is a Legal Exit from Federal Income Tax. The Semantic Scam — How Congress Used Wordplay to Trick You into Paying Income Tax

In this second installment of our 10-part series, we expose the exact legal mechanism Congress used to bypass constitutional limits and unlawfully expand the income tax into the 50 states. You’ll discover how terms like “United States,” “State,” “nonresident alien,” and “trade or business” are redefined in the Internal Revenue Code to apply only to federal territories—and how the IRS relies on your ignorance of these definitions to trap you into voluntary compliance.

We reveal the smoking gun: in 26 U.S.C. § 4612, which governs petroleum excise taxes, Congress defines the term “United States” to explicitly mean “the 50 States” along with D.C. and U.S. territories. That’s your proof. Congress knows how to write a definition that includes the 50 states—and they do it when they have clear constitutional authority, like with excise taxes. But in the income tax code, they don’t. Why? Because they can’t. The Constitution doesn’t give them the power to impose a direct, unapportioned tax on the people of the 50 states. This deliberate difference in definitions isn’t a mistake—it’s the heart of the deception.

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