07/25/2026
Now that I have your attention,
Remember when you were a kid and your father was the king of the house? He wrote the rules. He told you what those rules meant. And if he decided you broke them, he enforced them.
The men who wrote the Constitution understood something critical: that power must stay separated. If one person or one agency gets to write the law, interpret the law, and enforce the law, they can crush you.
Look at the IRS. When they send a levy or hit you with a frivolous filing penalty, most people panic and fold. Why? Because they never learned the three branches.
The IRS is the executive branch. They only have enforcement power. They do not have the power to interpret the law, that power belongs to the judicial branch.
So how do they get around the separation of powers? They get you to do the interpreting for them.
Every letter, every notice, every “response required” form is designed to pull you into interpreting the law against yourself — and then enforcing it against yourself — without you even realizing what’s happening.
