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For most of my life, I believed what I was told about identity, citizenship, taxes, and authority. I filled out the forms. I checked the boxes. I signed where they told me to sign. I never questioned the foundation—until the pressure forced me to. What began as frustration with the IRS turned into a full-scale journey into true nationality, lawful status, and administrative rights . And what I discovered changed not only how I deal with the government—but how I understand mys

When people talk about spirituality , they often picture solemn rituals, suffering, or a life of self-denial. But Rev. Ike—one of...

Most people assume that the only status a U.S. passport can reflect is “United States Citizen.” However, federal law recognizes more than one form of nationality. For example, individuals born in certain territories, as well as many American Indians and Tribal members, may qualify as American Nationals but not U.S. Citizens . When the passport lists “United States Citizen” by default, it may misstate the person’s lawful status.

Dealing with persistent phone calls, threatening letters, or emails from debt collectors can be overwhelming. Fortunately, federal and...