There’s something every American must understand about a federal courtroom: It looks official and righteous

… but the appearance of justice is not the practice of justice. My trial proved that. I was charged under 26 USC §7212 — a law requiring force, threats, or intimidation. None of that ever happened. For years IRS agents followed me. I never confronted them. Never interfered. On the stand I answered truthfully: “No. I didn’t threaten anyone. I didn’t use force.” The prosecutor froze — because he had no evidence. He tried to twist ordinary life into “corrupt obstruction,” hoping the jury wouldn’t notice. But they DID notice. They wrote a note to the judge asking for the entire statute — all of §7212. Judge Norman K. Moon shut them down: “You have sufficient language.” He gave them 17 words from a statute nearly 100 words long, removing every element that proved my innocence. He hid the law. He engineered the outcome. He violated the Judicial Canons of Ethics — integrity, impartiality, fairness, faithfulness to law, and the duty to recuse. And this isn’t rare. It’s the system. Every April the federal government produces a season of fear — a few prosecutions used to terrify millions into compliance. Fear is the product. Convictions are the advertisement. The Liberty Dialogues reveal the solution: Demand jurisdiction. Demand the full law. Demand constitutional limits. Ask the one question the system fears: “Show me the law that gives you authority over me.” When the People ask that question and refuse to move, the presumption collapses — and the Republic begins again.

There’s something every American must understand about a federal courtroom: It looks official and righteous… but the appearance of justice is not the practice of justice. My trial proved that. I was charged under 26 USC §7212 — a law requiring force, threats, or intimidation. None of that ever happened. For years IRS agents followed me. I never confronted them. Never interfered. On the stand I answered truthfully: “No. I didn’t threaten anyone. I didn’t use force.” The prosecutor froze — because he had no evidence. He tried to twist ordinary life into “corrupt obstruction,” hoping the jury wouldn’t notice. But they DID notice. They wrote a note to the judge asking for the entire statute — all of §7212. Judge Norman K. Moon shut them down: “You have sufficient language.” He gave them 17 words from a statute nearly 100 words long, removing every element that proved my innocence. He hid the law. He engineered the outcome. He violated the Judicial Canons of Ethics — integrity, impartiality, fairness, faithfulness to law, and the duty to recuse. And this isn’t rare. It’s the system. Every April the federal government produces a season of fear — a few prosecutions used to terrify millions into compliance. Fear is the product. Convictions are the advertisement. The Liberty Dialogues reveal the solution: Demand jurisdiction. Demand the full law. Demand constitutional limits. Ask the one question the system fears: “Show me the law that gives you authority over me.” When the People ask that question and refuse to move, the presumption collapses — and the Republic begins again.

I want to give you a quick update about Facebook.

My videos are being blocked, shadowed, throttled… Some of you said Facebook is dropping ads every 8 to 10 seconds — deliberately breaking the message so it can’t spread. If you want to stay connected, send me a friend request on my personal page: Beau Johnson. Make no mistake — small people and Big Tech are trying to stop the YTHW movement and silence the Liberty Dialogues. From the beginning, my mission has been simple: teach the critical importance of jurisdiction, and find men and women who want to rebuild this country from the ground up. To support that mission, I created a 50-page report showing how even ChatGPT acknowledges the Liberty Dialogues as foundational truth. It’s only $1 — not for profit, but as a commitment test. And here’s my offer: If you buy the report at JamesBowersJohnson.com, I’ll send you nearly 400 pages of my court filings and transcripts — the raw record of what I faced… and how I survived solitary confinement and fought through the darkest moment of my life. This holiday season, pick up several copies of the report for family and friends. Together, we can defeat Facebook’s interference and spread truth built on courage — not fear. Truth matters. Jurisdiction matters. And your voice matters.