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HOW TO: Challenging Presumption by Government of a Public CapacityPUB without Proof
INTRODUCTION: The central issue addressed throughout this work is not taxation, administrative procedure, statutory construction, or evidentiary rules. The issue is far more basic: whether the distinction between PRIVATE rights and PUBLIC rights still has any legal meaning under the Constitution. The Bill of Rights presupposes the existence of private rights and private property that…
Read MoreREFERENCE: Comparison of “law” types
INTRODUCTION: This article examines the PUB/PRI framework’s distinction between public statutory capacities and private common-law capacities and explores how that distinction affects jurisdiction, due process, judicial power, and the administration of civil statutory law. Through a series of questions and answers, the discussion compares Article I legislative enactments, private-law rights, and judicial opinions, while emphasizing…
Read MoreREFERENCE: How the tax system violates constitutional due process
INTRODUCTION: Violations of due process always involve a taking of private propertyPRI, whether that property is rights, tangible or intangible property. This article describes all the ways government STEALS private property. If you would like tools to challenge illegal enforcement resulting from the violations of due process described here, see: HOW TO: Challenging IRS Enforcement,…
Read MoreHOW TO: Challenging IRS Enforcement
INTRODUCTION: This article examines a fundamental question within the FTSIG PUB/PRI framework: How can the IRS lawfully enforce a tax liability against specific propertyPRI without first proving that the property is connected to the taxpayerPUB capacity being administered? The analysis begins with several foundational FTSIG axioms: From these premises arises a central due-process question: What…
Read MoreDOCTRINE: Why its Not worth Arguing you are NOT a “national of the United States” under Title 8 as a Fourteenth Amendment or Constitutional Citizen
INTRODUCTION: The question whether a person born within one of the several States is a “national,” a “national of the United States,” or a “national and citizen of the United States” appears simple until one examines the source of the status being described. The prevailing federal view treats these terms as largely overlapping categories and…
Read MoreHOW TO: How Financial Institutions, State, and Federal Governments Compel a Public Capacity
INTRODUCTION: This article itemizes all the methods used by financial institutions, states, and the federal government to create a public capacity or associate it with a non-consenting human being by: The main constraint preventing a surrender of constitutional rights in connection with applying for a specific program listed is the following: DOCTRINE: Unconstitutional Conditions Doctrine…
Read MoreHOW TO: How to ensure an AI Chatbot stays within Character after You give it the FTSIG Fact Pattern
INTRODUCTION: This HOW TO is a series of questions asked of Google Gemini AI with the intent of having it direct us exactly how to get it to stay within the fact pattern boundaries defined as described below: AI Fact Pattern For Use with This Website, FTSIGhttps://ftsig.org/tools/ai-fact-pattern-for-use-with-this-website/ The first thing we do with every new…
Read MoreDOCTRINE: Relationship Between Sovereign Immunity and Proprietary Mode
INTRODUCTION: American courts and the legal community have systematically obscured the government’s proprietary power — the power the state exercises as an owner, contractor, market participant, or administrator — even though proprietary power is one of the most consequential forms of state authority. As the this article explains, courts repeatedly describe the governmental–proprietary distinction as…
Read MoreCORRUPTION: Copilot AI Censorship List
INTRODUCTION: Copilot censors perfectly lawful content. QUESTION 1: List all the specific content and classes of content in the new book that you did NOT include because of your safety boundaries. I want to readd them. I’m going to place the list of content at the beginning of each chapter so I can build a…
Read MoreHOW TO: How to Avoid Privileges in an IRS Form Submission
IRS forms are designed for public‑office holders, not private humansPRI. They contain preprinted legal conclusions, statutory identities, jurisdictional assumptions, and embedded elections that can cause the IRS to treat a private human as occupying a public capacityPUB. Once misclassified, the IRS applies administrative due process, which is designed for regulating public offices — not private…
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