Martial Law.

[Berl]

DeLima v. Bidwell 182 U.S. 179 (1900) If the law or treaty making power enacts that the territory over which the military arm of the government has extended shall come under the permanent absolute sovereign jurisdiction of the United States, a new and different status arises. The former sovereign then loses all right of reverter, and the territorial limits of the United States are in so far enlarged.

Did the United States government (confined to 10 miles square by the constitution) through military usurpation, extend the military arm of the government to include the 50 sovereign states? Yes they did. By this simple act, the 50 sovereign states came under the "permanent absolute sovereign jurisdiction of the United States" corporate government, ruled by the Commander In Chief, under martial law. We in reality have a dictatorship, but if the people knew that there would be revolt, so it is kept under wraps and is not taught in the public fool system.

 

[HTacianas]

DeLima v. Bidwell 182 U.S. 179 (1900) If the law or treaty making power enacts that the territory over which the military arm of the government has extended shall come under the permanent absolute sovereign jurisdiction of the United States, a new and different status arises. The former sovereign then loses all right of reverter, and the territorial limits of the United States are in so far enlarged.

Did the United States government (confined to 10 miles square by the constitution) through military usurpation, extend the military arm of the government to include the 50 sovereign states? Yes they did. By this simple act, the 50 sovereign states came under the "permanent absolute sovereign jurisdiction of the United States" corporate government, ruled by the Commander In Chief, under martial law. We in reality have a dictatorship, but if the people knew that there would be revolt, so it is kept under wraps and is not taught in the public fool system.

Actually no. The States partially ceded their sovereignty in certain matters to the Federal government. The Federal government, through gross overreaching, has taken it to what I consider an extreme over the last 80 or so years.

 

[Sabertooth]

@Berl , do you mean "martial law?"

 

[Berl]

Actually no. The States partially ceded their sovereignty in certain matters to the Federal government. The Federal government, through gross overreaching, has taken it to what I consider an extreme over the last 80 or so years.

Depends on who is under the federal jurisdiction, and if you are a person then your subject to their administrative districts and required tributes or face imprisonment

 

[Ana the Ist]

You can't fight Marshall Law...his side kicks are too effective.

 

[Ana the Ist]

Depends on who is under the federal jurisdiction, and if you are a person

If you are a person?

then your subject to their administrative districts and required tributes or face imprisonment

Sounds like you're one of those sovereign citizens...so before you head too far down this path, take my advice....

Don't get legal advice from some internet forum full of people who have no law degrees. They may claim that there's magic words you can use to avoid being arrested, fined, or charged with a crime....but that's nonsense. If you are physically in the United States, you're subject to the laws of the United States.