I hope this is accurate... Good old fashioned diagram always helps...
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Scott Duncan
YES!
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Scott Duncan
Make you an EMPLOYEE, then YOU are the SURETY.
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Scott Duncan
Becauses the GOVERNMENT COMES FROM THE PEOPLE!
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Ed O'Brien
Beneficiary appoints himself the executor...right Scott Duncan?
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Ed O'Brien
Then we are in control of that surety! Correct?
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Pete Daoust
lol
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Tom Davies
Should that also be "Beneficiary/Grantor" ???
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Pete Daoust
I, Pierre, Im the beneficiary of the Account, Im the Master of the account.....The government is the surety and I like it that way....They created the Account....so be it....
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Eamonn O Brien
I don't think so Tom... If we're the beneficiary then we didn't GRANT anything...
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Pete Daoust
fuk the Grantor, there is no intelligent word for this in French....
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Tom Davies
I thought we granted everything to the Government ? Our "share" of Canada ? Is there a word for "settlor" in French Pierre...lol.
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Eamonn O Brien
The GRANTOR is the CREATOR=SURETY. We didn't CREATE the trust so we are not GRANTOR... I think I'm correct in saying so... I could be mistaken though... I'm happy enough with beneficiary :)
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Pete Daoust
so fuk them....
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Eamonn O Brien
We grant them value to the PERSON if we operate through it...
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Eamonn O Brien
It's our choice to or not. They built a funfair but we don't have to go on the rides... :)
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Pete Daoust
Is there a word for "settlor" in French Pierre...lol.: NO !!!!
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Pete Daoust
my POSITION is: My name is Pierre, my LBR no. is XXXXXX, I’m the Master of PIERRE DAOUST, I’m the SOLE BENEFICIARY for PIERRE DAOUST,, and I make ALL commercial decisions concerning PIERRE DAOUST….for now on, EVERY commercial request from your part ANY of THEIR correspondence addressed to PIERRE DAOUST, will have to include a certified check of $250k for opening a file and 2 pieces of ID with photo.
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Pete Daoust
Thats ALL I know in french for now....
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Tom Davies
From what I've gathered from Dean's videos....I thought that with the filing of my LBR (which is also a claim to my share of this land we call Canada) I was granting control of my claim to the Government, to manage, for my benefit. Conversely....the voluntary request for a Birth Certificate created a Legal Person I could use if I wished to take part in their little scam game they've got going ( Section 32 ) ???
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Tom Davies
I'll politely wait for Scott to stick his boot up my ass now...lol.
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Ed O'Brien
LBR is only evidence we were born on the land mass of Canada! I think!
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Tom Davies
It has to be a lawful claim (in my opinion) otherwise I'm nothing more than a guest here.
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Pete Daoust
Scott must be busy having sex at this time of the day...he'll be back in 7 minutes.....
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Tom Davies
7 min. ???? What's taking him so long...lol.
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Pete Daoust
Well he is closer of Quebec than you....he must have learned some stuff from FRENCH bad ass Smart Dudes....
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Pete Daoust
In fact, this is the reason Scott gave me the rigth to be here....in private, I have to teach him on sex stuff....he is lacking a bit in that area.....
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Tom Davies
Lots of resources on the net for him (self help movies)...lol.
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Pete Daoust
he has no time for that shit...
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Eamonn O Brien
The LIVE BIRTH RECORD, as Scott explained to me yesterday, is only a statement. The Birth Certificate is a BILL OF LADING (Evidence of your possession of property).
The BC is evidence that you are the lawful possessor of the PERSON...
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Ed O'Brien
He's reading folks...he's reading! ;)
Don't kid yourself!
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Eamonn O Brien
Bill of Lading is evidence of the receipt of goods i.e. the PERSON
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Ed O'Brien
What isSTATEMENT?
In a general sense, anallegation; a declaration of matters of fact. The term has come to be used of a variety of formal narratives of facts, required by law in various jurisdictions as thefoundation of judicial or official proceedings.Read more: What is STATEMENT? definition of STATEMENT (Black's Law Dictionary)
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Ed O'Brien
If someone wants to make their own identification card...what would you recommend to be on there?
-3 witness signatures
-photo
-address
-date of creation of life
What else?
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Pete Daoust
Ed O'Brien, of course he is reading...he's been reading all his life...we figured that one out ..!!! :)
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Pete Daoust
why would you make some personal ID Ed O'Brien ????
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Ed O'Brien
If a cop pulls me over
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Ed O'Brien
They want identification
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Ed O'Brien
Who are YOU?
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Ed O'Brien
Dean Clifford has personal ID does he not?
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Derek Moran
EAMONN- great diagram you put up, and thats the way it SHOULD be, but...check-out TOTTEN TRUST in your Black's Law ;)
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Maximus Legis
What is the name of the trust , is it the public trust or the Name of the Legal Fiction?
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Mike Carparelli
Blacks Law 5th Edition: Totten Trust
Totten trust. A revocable trust created by
one's deposit of money in one's own name as
a trustee for another. — A Totten trust is
commonly used to indicate a successor to the
account without having to create a will. -
Also termed tentative trust; bank-account
trust; savings-account trust; savings-bank
trust.
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Maximus Legis
Surely that can't be the case, if we are Beneficiary and Grantor we cannot be Trustees (nor want to be)
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David Johansen
looks like somthing Dean Clifford drew up some time ago.
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Gerry Cardinalli
Canadian and New Zealand Law are very similar... Commonwealth colonialist/admiralty beginnings. Take a look at Bill Turner New Zealand on Youtube. He has a few postings on youtube.
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Eamonn O Brien
Bill Turner - Rebutting Presumptions is a great vid...
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Gerry Cardinalli
Its a good beginning for those just learning what we are trying to implement, Eamonn. Its where I send most folks who show an interest.
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Eamonn O Brien
I'm awaiting a response from The Irish Revenue Commission to a letter similar to the one Bill describes in that video... They have until Monday to respond...
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Gerry Cardinalli
Is that your Statement of Claim, Schedule of Fees and Denial of Consent?
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Eamonn O Brien
No the Rebutting Presumptions vid in which he highlights their use of the term "YOU"... By not rebutting their use of it after the correspondence was initially addressed to the PERSON then we are accepting joinder...
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Gerry Cardinalli
Yes. Got it. However, that usually only applies to a Court document here. I am currently battling our Accident Compensation Corporation on their demand for payment of what is essentially an insurance policy. They don't use 'you' but the fictional 'person' entity name. They explain away the need for a 'contract' as it is Legislated policy and therefore mandatory. They tell me it is a type of insurance 'if' I sustain an accident. I told them I do not consent to being charged actual money on the basis of a hypothetical argument.
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Eamonn O Brien
It applies anywhere I'd imagine... Without rebutting it we are essentially responding to the NAME directly... By sending back the Bill T response we are asking them who they think YOU is ;)
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Gerry Cardinalli
Correct. ALL Courts act upon presumption.
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Howard Posehn · Aladdin Sane
Found a interesting little introductory read on "Trusts, The Players," over here: http://www.duhaime.org/LegalResources/ElderLawWillsTrustsEstates/LawArticle-338/Trusts-The-Players.aspx
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
When the court clerk comes in she is the trustee. She gives the charges to the judge [hot potato] now he is the trustee. He asks if you understand [stand under] the charges. Now you are the trustee. You don't want to have that hot potato. toss it back to the judge. Make him the trustee and assign the prosecutor as co-trustee.
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Derek Moran
I always thought The CROWN/prosecutor starts-off as the surety/trustee. The game they are playing is trying to get you/us to accept surety/being the trustee instead of them, by creating joinder and admitting to being THE NAME... :/
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Pete Daoust
That makes LOTS of sense to me Derek Moran.....
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