Thanks for your advice, N8B6!

I wonder how NESARA / GESARA, which are already law and are due to be announced this year, will affect taxation on types of transactions, making them easier and cheaper.

I think you can, but you are going to have to stll record your financial transactions.

If the trust is formed under the international law and is NOT subject to their rules, statutes etc, without your consent,but the banks may want to report transactions over 500$ just remember and assume that your records will be under sensorship for said transactions should you be audited.In short , Make sure you got your books together...

N8B6

Due to the fact that many of today's Public-servants are acting inappropriately, in a multitude of ways--such as brutality, abuses of power, deliberate, indifference, etc... [The list goes on ad-infinitum]. These actions fall within the classification: UBIQUITOUS MALFEASANCE.
In response to the growing demand for remedies, the DDD [DC] has come into being, as a real solution, with astounding implications--to wit:
I must first go into my opinion on why those in power do bad things. This opinion is applicable to all phases of...

First and foremost, clarification on what forms of cannabis is safe for your pets needs to be made. Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid that has shown promise in helping pets with a wide variety of ailments, as it has with humans, with absolutely zero negative side effects. Giving your pets pure CBD, however, is much different than if they accidentally get into your weed stash or ingest edibles. Until more research is conducted, it is recommended you do not give your pets any...

Beneficiaries of a private express trust need not be revealed. When operated correctly, a private express trust is not subject to subpoena, so no records are due to any creditor.

Having said that, it's also advisable to not be a beneficiary. Gather your benefits as trustee. Keep your three trust parties distinct: grantor, trustee(s), and beneficiary(ies).

ZeroForce wrote:

Private trusts exist by private contract under the private law of the contract. If there is nothing in the trust indenture that prohibits a sale, the trust can be sold or transferred freely. This will not affect the companies or other assets of...

In reading today I found this:

"Under trust law, the settlor's creditors genneraly cannot reach the trust property so long as the settlor is NOT also the beneficiary of the trust...it provides that if the settlor retains a benficial interest in the trust property, then his creditors can reach his interest in that property even in the face fo explicit efforts on this part to provide, in terms of the trust, that his creditors may not reach his interest."

It makes sense to me why this is of...

You're mixing concepts. A private trust can be tax non-obligated if properly administered. That has no bearing on the Living Free of the System course information. Living Free of the System shows how an American born free inhabitant can legally and lawfully avoid personal income tax liability as an employee.

Greetings,

I want to share an email exchange I had this week with a prospective GTEN.org member, Gregory, who is now a Trustee Network full member as of yesterday (thanks Gregory!). I think there's a lot of really good information in this conversation that's applicable to everyone. It gets interesting...


Hello,
Does your material on trust jurisdiction go into At Law vs. Equity... and how to stay in the latter?

Looks like some great material you've assembled here.

Gregory

Hi Gregory,

Thank...

A company has asked me to create content for an online programming course. They'll pay me with an upfront deposit and ongoing royalties.

If I use my full legal name as my author name when publishing this course, does doing so bind me to paying (corporate and personal) income taxes forever? If so, can I lawfully and legally use any pen name I choose when signing my contract with them and publishing the course?


I ask these questions because I won't be able to set up my private express trusts...

I would like to broach a few issues on the ID. I see this as a major starting point to differentiating free inhabitants from persons.

1. In a previous post it was mentioned that "8 USC 1101(a)(2)" was the only option? Not really sure I can agree with this. I did a little research a few years ago on the subject of obtaining passports. 8 USC 1101(a)(14): "The term “foreign state” includes outlying possessions of a foreign state, but self-governing dominions or territories under mandate or...

Has anyone from the UK been able to establish an express trust under the common law that has withstood public scrutiny from the government, HMRC or any other agency?

Also, does the UK have an equivalent of a C corporation? If so, is anyone aware of what it is?

>> Is there a better way for me to get answers to questions like this instead of posting to Main Forum?

This is the best place for Q&A. Usually all questions asked in the Forum are timely answered. Unfortunately we had a technical issue affecting Forum functionality for the past several weeks. Now that we're aware of it, the issue has been fixed. Please forgive the delayed response.

>> 1. How can one expect much benefit using a Trust structure when the public interfacing Trust will still...

Hi.

Let's include Contract Law because today all law is Contract Law. To add to Siobhan's comments about word magic, I suggest learning about writing standard contract terms and clauses so that they limit our liabilities, protect our interests and honor fairness for all parties affected.

Also, I'd be interested in learning the difference between autographs and signatures, and the legal implications of each.

FYI, I've seen the word "indenture" replace "contract" in Trust Law as they are...

Hi all.

Here are the topics I like the most from Christian's list:

1) Success science - How about distinguishing between money vs. currency? There's so much
confusion between the 2 terms. The first is a storage of value while the other is a
medium of exchange. Search Mike Maloney for more details.

3) Trust Law - YES!!! The more examples from Canadian or other non-American jurisdictions,
the better.


I'd like to add the following topics to the list:

1) Flag Theory - spreading various...

Greetings members,

Hope you're having a great summer! Almost time to get back to school...

We think the most important thing we do is to ensure our members are fully competent rather than operating from a partial understanding. With that in mind, whe've created a special offer to help everyone catch up with all 7 GTEN courses. As you no doubt know, each course is a complete stand-alone, and all 7 courses also fit together like spokes on a wheel to create a comprehensive whole understanding of...

Well, that's quite the list of patriot/sovereign/creditor movement topics, most of which combine facts, opinions and myth. We touch on some of these items throughout our courses. My personal opinion is that most of the underlying realities are true, if perhaps also a bit misunderstood, yet the commonly discussed remedies are often ill-conceived, half baked solutions. The reason is that the underlying realities that are true are provable, and the remedies so far have not been shown to...

Hello Christian and PJ -

I'm wondering if you'd consider creating a GTEN offering that could research and report on the validity of some of the popular theories floating around. I'm particularly interested proving or debunking the following statements and would be SO willing to pay for it -

1. a birth certificate authenticated by the Sec of State is a 'letter of credit' that can be used to discharge debt through Treasury

2. a declaration stating one is not a belligerent and is peacefully...

greetings "All Rights Reserved",

i recently had success in "requiring" that an alleged de jure public official provide me a copy of his "official bond". i did this live and in person; showed him the "statute, code, rule, regulation" and the like - the "law" they're required to abide by, among other "law", which unequivocally required this "official bond" to be recorded on the corresponding county, which it was not at the time of our conversation; and i made sure to repeat at least three times...

Dear members and friends,

Tired of paying personal income tax, only to line the pockets of the owners of the privately held Federal Reserve Bank? Not a huge fan of the military-pharma-drug-agra-energy-banking-corporate-industrial complex that's incompetently ruling our planet? Want to lawfully and legally stop funding their dubious ways with your personal earnings?

If you missed the early registration for Living Free of the System (the authoritative solution to the personal income tax in...

This is a copy of an email I received from Dr Chris Otiko and this was his recommended protocol. It included vitamin B-17 which is what you would get from Apricot seeds. There are links included to other resources and some anecdotal evidence included as well.


Here is some very useful information. Doctors in America
are only tought what the pharmaceutical companies want
them to know (especially about cancer), so they can
prescribe expensive medications, chemo, and radiation.
They only know how...

Cancer Resources and Research

INTRODUCTION: The first section lists documentaries that you can watch on Netflix, or view them on your computer at topdocumentaryfilms.com. (I copied the descriptions for each film from the website.)

The second section is from John Hopkins University regarding lifestyle changes that have been shown to help (i.e., cancer thrives on sugar, but dies in an alkaline environment… meaning that eating less processed foods and more organic greens, etc. helps.)

...

There are some non harmful stabilizers in 3% off the shelf peroxide so no worry to use it orally either. ONly reason for the 35% is can eat off warts and skin cancers and more economy than diluted 3%. Saying IV drip as best is route is mainly d/ the ease and clinic company not that its a more effective way than DIY. We are slapped on ass by white coated people at most births so we have white coat programing subconsciously to over come. similar as going to suited up lawyer liars for best legal...

I am surprised that there hasn't been response to this post...

Can we discuss what happens in the absence of a trust?

If some property is used as a naked owner (possession, beneficial interest) but there has not been a trustee designated as the controlling party, a construct trust may be instituted by the county/state/federal goons, yes?

What a trust does in theory:

1) it designates a legal controller/representative

2) it indicates the law that will apply to the property

3) it serves to...

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Travel: Noun - 5th amendment right. Aptheker v Secretary of State, 378 US 500, 12 L Ed 2nd 992, 84 SCt 1659. The act of taking a trip. Ex parte Archy, 9 Cal 147, 164.To travel is to pass or make a journey from place to place, whether on foot, on horseback, or in any conveyance. Traveling is the act of making a journey; change of place; passage. Spoken of voluntary change of place.


“All Citizens of the United States of America have a right to pass and re-pass through...

Jack M wrote:
My thoughts are yes! But only if you are traveling privately. i.e.: personal aircraft(non-registered), parachute, balloon, etc.

The "United States Supreme Court" has ruled that:
22.1 Undoubtedly the "RIGHT" of locomotion, the "RIGHT" to remove from one place to another according to inclination, is an attribute of personal liberty, and the "RIGHT," ordinarily, of free transit from or through the...

Thank you for taking interest in what the community wants to learn. As you know I'm already signed up for Administrative Justice and looking forward to it. As far as what's next, I'm resonating with each of those ideas you presented. What jumps out for me in particular and in this order, is number 4 common law court, 3 trust law and number 2 corporate credit.

However, in my view number 1 is important for all walks of life, this education is no exception.

Learning is one thing, but changing...

Hi folks,

We'd like this topic thread to influence our future GTEN course content. Please add your input and discussion by replying both now and anytime in the future.

We started GTEN.org with 5 courses that are each designed to stand on their own and also to work together for a comprehensive understanding of rights, trusts, trusteeship, structure and operations for asset protection and a firm foundation to live as a free inhabitant without the jurisdiction and authority of the public forum...

From the article in the original post above:


"Circuit Court judge in Virginia has ruled that fingerprints are not protected by the Fifth Amendment, a decision that has clear privacy implications for fingerprint-protected devices like newer iPhones and iPads.

According to Judge Steven C. Fucci, while a criminal defendant can't be compelled to hand over a passcode to police officers for the purpose of unlocking a cellular device, law enforcement officials can compel a defendant to give up a...

I feel so much safer knowing this is happening. =/

I do not consent

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/04/us/monitoring-of-snail-mail.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0


WASHINGTON — Leslie James Pickering noticed something odd in his mail last September: a handwritten card, apparently delivered by mistake, with instructions for postal workers to pay special attention to the letters and packages sent to his home.


“Show all mail to supv” — supervisor — “for copying prior to going out on the street,” read the card. It included Mr....

Unbelievable...

So apparently the Police can physically grab your arm, pin you down and force your finger onto a device in order to unlock it.

How do I get out this %#%&@!* outfit?



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Court Rules Police Can Force Users to Unlock iPhones With Fingerprints, But Not Passcodes


Friday October 31, 2014 12:25 pm PDT by Juli Clover
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/10/31/fingerprints-not-protected-by-fifth-amendment/


Circuit Court...

In fairness to the NYSIC, they didn't actually label the Oathkeepers a "far-right extremist group and/or threat to law enforcement." They just made reference to an apparent association between such a group and the Oathkeepers. But in doing so, they clearly were trying to draw negative attention to the Oath Keepers.

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Here is a Lesson on what the cops mean when they say "Anything you say can and will be used against you". The first half of this presentation is a lawyer laying out the facts. The second half is a police officer confirming those facts.

Don't talk to Cops

As for the first post, It seems like just another offer. It will be interesting to see how the BNP responds. If it has broken no laws or contracts the FED should have no standing in its claim, However it's hard to tell what's going on behind the scenes.

As far as the questions it's hard to see how the banks and IRS can regulate people who have no public records of their accounts. In my view it's just another way of getting the ones who wish to be a part of the fantasy to be pushed to the point...

From the same article:


"It is widely rumored that Germany's Commerzbank will be the next European institution to face Washington's wrath. It is rumored that it will face a penalty of at least $500 million, an amount that is roughly equivalent to one year of the bank's income.

As if choreographed by a financial god with a wicked sense of humor, the very next day marked the official implementation of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), a new set of laws that will require all foreign...

Neighborhood Bully - America Recklessly Throws its Weight Around

By: Peter Schiff
Friday, August 15, 2014

"On June 30, U.S. authorities announced a stunning $9 billion fine on French bank BNP Paribas for violations of financial sanctions laws that the United States had imposed on Iran, Sudan and Cuba. In essence, BNP had surreptitiously conducted business with countries that the United States had sought to isolate diplomatically (sometimes unilaterally in the case of Cuba).

Although BNP...

I'm never concerned that someone will obtain data from my phone and use it against me, because I live my life lawfully and don't have any secrets on my phone that could incriminate me. However, I AM concerned that a police officer might delete my recorded conversation with him in order to destroy the record I've established against him. My experience is that some cops won't touch your phone, even if you're in jail and they have full access, while others will delete the record you created by your...

It is not the function of our Government to keep the citizen from falling into error; it is the function of the citizen to keep the Government from falling into error.”

Robert H. Jackson quotes

This is just a quick post to get the juices flowing, as the snow has finally arrived and I need prepare for a week away on the mountain.

As I grow my awareness of the true power of the individual, and the reciprocal/spiritual responsibilities of the gift of consciousness, it seems to me that as well...