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[–] Ken_bingo2 ago 

This is not true. "subject to the jurisdiction" is more general than "owing allegiance to". What it means is that some other authority outside of the USA was able to subject the person to their laws. This is much more broad than "owing allegiance to". So Sen. Lyman is being taken out of context, just like they kikes do with the 'jurisdiction definition.

Where the kike trickery comes in is using a definition of "jurisdiction" that is preposterous in context. I let you check the dictionary for the details, but the key point is that the US being sovereign is a given i.e. taken for granted.