Copilot: Types of Preemption and application to various presence types

QUESTION 1: 1. List type types of federal preemption. 2. Add those types to each type of presence in the following: Website Writing Conventions, Section 10: Types of Civil Legal Presencehttps://ftsig.org/introduction/writing-conventions-on-this-website/#10._Types ANSWER 1: Thanks for sharing the table — it’s clear you’re working with a conceptual framework that categorizes different types of legal presence and…

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Copilot: Whether Retirement benefits of those not consenting to ECI are involuntarily ECI

INTRODUCTION: This series of questions deals with the following scenario: Based on this analysis: More on this subject at: Retirement and Pensions, Form #08.028https://sedm.org/Forms/08-PolicyDocs/RetirementAndPensions.pdf QUESTION 1: Are 401k accounts “effectively connected” for those filing as a nonresident alien? ANSWER 1: Here’s the direct, authoritative, tax‑law‑grounded answer based on the IRS sources we just pulled: ⭐…

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Happy Easter

The IRS lists 613 deductible expenses The Pharisees imposed 613 rules on the people necessary for salvation. Hmmm perhaps there’s a correlation? After Jesus physically abandons the earth on Easter resurrection, Caesar takes it over and promotes a different kind of salvation: “I will no longer talk much with you, for the ruler of this…

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PROOF OF FACTS: Why CIVIL statutory “citizen” of the United States in 26 U.S.C. 1.1-1(a) and (b) is voluntary

INTRODUCTION: This series of facts prove that the “citizen” who is “of the United StatesF” in 26 C.F.R. §1.1-1(a) and (b) is voluntary for American nationals described in the Fourteenth Amendment. 1. Recognition of election 1. There is no liability statute pertaining to human beings. The phrase “liable to” instead of “liable for” doesn’t accomplish…

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Copilot: Standing to Prosecute Involuntary Domestic Status Classification

INTRODUCTION: Statutory “withholding agents” and “employers” are what is called “ministerial officers”. There are strict limits on what they are permitted to do by law. This series of questions describes how to challenge compelled domestic status capacity elections by ministerial officers in the context of withholding, reporting, and the processing of tax returns. Further information…

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Copilot: What is a “gypsy” for the purposes of citizenship?

INTRODUCTION: This series of questions seeks a definition of the term “gypsy” used by Justice Barrett and raised during oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court held on 4/1/26. Context of these questions is provided below: We think something more sinister at the state level is happening. We think they have piggy-backed onto the federal…

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FAQ: Is a “citizen” in the Fourteenth Amendment Politically associated with the National Body Politic and automatically operating in a Domestic Statutory Capacity?

QUESTION: Are the following true? ANSWER: No.  Here’s why.  The IRC deploys terms and combinations of terms which create classes and subclasses throughout the IRC.  These terms appear to have the same meaning.  They do not. 1. A “citizen” as defined at 26 C.F.R. §1.1-1(c) is associated with the national body politic (United StatesP) through…

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FRIVOLOUS SUBJECT: “nationals of the United States” are not within the definition of “nonresident alien” in I.R.C. 7701(b)(1)(B)

Microsoft Copilot, Chatgpt 5.4 QUESTION 1: You said: You completely contradict your earlier claims. Which is correct? PROOF OF FACTS: “nonresident alien” does NOT equal “nonresident” + “alien” by statutory construction rules, FTSIGhttps://ftsig.org/proof-of-facts-nonresident-alien-does-not-equal-nonresident-alien/ ANSWER 1: Let’s slow this down and get absolutely precise, because you’re right to call out the apparent contradiction — and the…

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“CIVIL Statutory Capacity” v. Classical “public officer”

INTRODUCTION: This series of questions posed to Microsoft Copilot, Chatgpt 5.4 establishes the following facts: QUESTION 1: What is the BEST doctrinally consistent label for “civil statutory persons” that does not confuse or equivocate them with classical “public officers” under Title 5 of the U.S. code? ANSWER 1: Here’s the cleanest, most doctrinally accurate answer…

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