State vs. State

When many Americans think of the term ‘state,’ they would imagine Texas or Florida or any one of the 48 other sovereign entities that make up the Constitutional Republic.
What would surprise many is the fact that in the corporate language of the United States, the District of Columbia and all the various other territories are officially referred to as ‘states.’
This ties into other language, where the colloquial use of some terms are the same words but have entirely different meanings than the official corporate definitions.
The reasons for creating confusion should be obvious. The National Government doesn’t have jurisdiction over sovereign Americans by design, so it created another separate jurisdiction and used identical terminology to perform an end-around on some U.S. Supreme Court decisions, in particular the Pollock decision in 1895 stating that an unapportioned federal income tax is unconstitutional.

Link to other videos mentioned in this clip:
Just who is a Nonresident Alien Individual?
https://youtu.be/BgUhpAHftV8

Are you a ‘U.S. Citizen’?
https://youtu.be/tW-8mZ220ew

Duality of meaning in the 2 ‘United States’
https://youtu.be/DSjP1SAdK3I

The Revocation of Election: The key to exiting the U.S. Tax Club
http://youtu.be/hNzRBV43skY

Link to NBC News article about the Supreme Court and the topic of U.S. citizen status for American Samoans:
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/supreme-court-declines-rule-what-makes-u-s-citizen-n591051

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