It is March 23. Welcome to yestohellwith.com.

Most people think the law starts with statutes.That’s the first mistake.

The law does not begin with statutes.

It begins with belief.

Before any statute is ever applied… before any enforcement ever occurs… there is an assumption—about who you are, what you are, and what you are subject to.

And most people never question it.

Every action you take—filing a return, signing a document, responding to a notice—is based on what you believe to be true.

Not what has been proven.What has been assumed.

And here is the danger:

If your belief is wrong… then every action you take reinforces a position that was never established in the first place.

This is why good faith matters.

Not as a defense—but as a foundation.

The Supreme Court in Cheek v. United States made clear that a sincere misunderstanding of the law can negate willfulness.

Why?

Because belief matters.

Understanding matters.

But here is what most people never realize:

If you do not define your belief—the system will define it for you.

Through presumption.Through classification.Through silence.

So the real question is not:

“What does the law say?”

The real question is:

What do you believe… and can you explain it?

Because if you cannot…you are not operating in good faith.

You are operating in assumption.

It is March 23. Welcome to yestohellwith.com.

Most people think the law starts with statutes.That’s the first mistake.The law does not begin with statutes.

It begins with belief.

Because every action you take—every signature, every filing, every response—is based on what you believe to be true.

And if your belief is wrong…your actions will bind you to something never proven.

Good faith is not a defense.It is the foundation.

If you don’t know what you believe…you are already operating inside someone else’s system.

It is March 22, Welcome to yestohellwith.com

Do you have a belief in God?

Do you have a belief that your spouse will be faithful?

Do you have a faith in the abilities of your child or children?

Do you have a faith that your car that you properly maintain will function

generally as it should?

What is this faith?

Is it a good faith?

Is it a good faith belief?

When it is truly something.

It is substantial, your good faith belief.

Do you have a good faith belief that the sun will rise in the morning and set in the evening?

Why do you have that good faith belief?

Because you believe it,

that it’s embedded within your very fiber of your being that you know it.

Is that a good faith belief or is it something passing like a breeze coming through

the window and then it’s gone?

Where do your good faith beliefs apply in your life?

Where do they not?

When do you act without good faith beliefs?

Do you comply with systems because you’re told and you have no belief in the system itself?

These are questions that are paramount to who we are as human beings and they

define our very lives.

At the end of this short video series over the next week, I’m gonna give you a surprise.

As AI told me,

I have just completed what is the most ironclad position a person can take with

respect to their good faith beliefs with respect to the federal government.

And I’m excited to share it with you.

What is your good faith belief?

Is it passing or is it rock solid no matter what happens?

And as always, may truth reign supreme.