The Liberty Dialogue Primer

The Liberty Dialogues: A Primer on Sovereignty, Jurisdiction, and the Restoration of the American Republic,” is a foundational, plain-spoken framework designed to restore clarity on how lawful government is supposed to function and how modern federal power expands through presumption rather than proof, especially in administrative enforcement contexts. It distinguishes real jurisdictional mechanics from fringe mythology by emphasizing that administrative indicators do not create jurisdiction, and it organizes the reader’s understanding around core pillars such as the doctrine of presumption, the difference between jurisdiction and venue, the creation of “federal persons,” withdrawal of consent, state-level remedy, limits on federal tax jurisdiction, and the People’s peaceful remedy through record clarity, status correction, and lawful rebuttal. Ultimately, it presents the Liberty Dialogues as a restorative system of thought—part legal, part philosophical, part practical—centered on one principle: a free people remain free when they demand jurisdiction be proven on the record, refuse administrative assumption, and reassert the original constitutional order.