Secret Civics Course Outline:

Class 1 - Origins of Power

• Introduction:

  • History and origins of power.

  • Forgetting rights diminishes freedom.

• Foundations:

  • History of lawsuits, tort laws, and contract agreements.

  • Understanding case law, taxes, and mortgages.

  • District of Columbia Act of 1871 and its implications.

• Key Concept:

  • Metaphor of the crown – knowing rights and confidently asserting them.

• Practical Tips:

  • Collecting evidence, using certified letters, maintaining records.

Class 2 - Legal Mechanisms and Strategies

• Introduction:

• Understanding Jurisdiction:

  • Ignorance leading to corporate jurisdiction.

  • Importance of asserting rights timely ("latches" concept).

• Police and Contracts:

  • Vocabulary traps in police interactions.

  • Jurisdiction based on contractual agreements.

• Administrative Remedies:

  • Reserving rights when signing documents.

  • Use of mail systems for administrative remedies.

• Legal Tools:

  • Understanding UCC and Black's Law Dictionary.

  • Handling court cases using administrative processes.

• Communication:

  • Vocabulary and definitions impact.

• Avoiding Courts:

  • Using administrative processes and tort law agreements.

  • Asserting rights and using certified letters.

Class 3 - Jurisdiction and Legal Actions

• Complaints and Lawsuits:

  • Filing complaints in state vs. federal jurisdictions.

• State vs. Federal Jurisdiction:

  • Legal potency comparison between state and federal.

• Legal Examples:

  • Cannabis laws and jurisdiction conflicts.

• Choosing Courts:

  • State vs. federal complaint filing.

• Divisive Tactics and Vocabulary:

  • How societal division impacts legal actions.

  • How Vocabulary impacts legal actions.

• Court System Structure:

  • Hierarchies and comparison of state and federal courts.

• Case Law:

  • Using Supreme Court cases effectively.

• Willful Intent:

  • Avoiding punishment by asserting rights.

• Summary:

  • Navigating and challenging legal systems wisely.

Class 4 - Leaving the System

• Misinformation Risks:

  • Potential trouble from false confidence.

• Independence Steps:

  • Declaring personal independence.

  • Importance of public declaration.

• Avoiding Terminology Traps:

  • Correct terminology to prevent incorrect claims.

• Practical Steps:

  • Making declarations public.

• Possible Challenges:

  • Confrontations and societal system avoidance.

• Alternative Approaches:

  • Becoming a state national vs. US corporation citizen.

• Personal Choices:

  • Balance between navigating and challenging the system.

• Exercising Rights:

  • Navigating consequences and legal complaints.

• Legal Communication:

  • Importance of compiling evidence.

• Property Taxes Strategy:

  • Using case law for defense.

• Allodial Title:

  • Absolute property ownership implications.

• Income Taxes:

  • Strategies to challenge income taxes.

• Monetary System:

  • Federal Reserve's role and legal arguments.

Class 5 - Self-Defense Mechanisms

• Crown Metaphor:

  • Asserting rights with confidence.

• FOIA:

  • Freedom of Information Act for incriminating evidence.

• FOIA Process:

  • Detailed request procedures and handling.

• Private Property:

  • Operating under common law jurisdiction.

• PMAs:

  • Private Member Associations for tax benefits and legal defenses.

• Power of Press:

  • Investigating and exposing malpractices.

• Militias:

  • Forming defensive, not offensive, groups.

• Practical Tips:

  • Audits, jurisdiction questions, and continuous learning.

• Conclusion:

  • Applying knowledge for rights and community action.