An office ?
A postal Box & ?
A virtual office ?
...
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Chris Evan
Do you mean RESIDENCE or DOMICILE?
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Chris Evan
CHRIS SCHULTE has to be domiciled in Washington DC. CHRIS SCHULTE's residence is in Massachusetts.
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Gail Marie
domicile (dom-a-sIl), n. (15c) 1. The place at which a
person has been physically present and that the person
regards as home; a person's true, fixed, principal, and
permanent home, to which that person intends to
return and remain even though currently residing
elsewhere.” A person has a settled connection with
his or her domicile for legal purposes, either because
that place is home or because the law has so designated
that place.
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Chris Evan
Canada may be diferent on this
Chris Evan
The PERSON was created in DC here. It is considered domiciled there. Actually, I wonder if we can move the domicile to one of the states...???
The residence is considered the STATE it is residing in. In Canada where is the PERSON considered domiciled? Where is the residence? Province?
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Gail Marie
residence. (14c) 1. The act or fact of living in a given place
for some time <a year's residence in New Jersey>. Also
termed reSidency. 2. The place where one actually
lives, as distinguished from a domicile <she made her
residence in Oregon>.” Residence usu. just means
bodily presence as an inhabitant in a given place;
domicile usu. requires bodily presence plus an intention
to make the place one's home. A person thus may
have more than one residence at a time but only one
domicile
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Gail Marie
I don`t fully comprehend it all yet, but it looks like there are laws related to domicile provincially, I`m still looking for where the person is considered domiciled in Canada....this is interesting, backing up what Scott has previously said related to married women..
Domicile of Choice : Adult men and unmarried women may have a domicile of choice has been defined as...
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Pete Daoust
So my residence is nobody's business, and the person's domicile has to be defined.....so a po box, an office or a virtual office ?
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Pete Daoust
I meant the person's domicile Chris Schulte
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Gail Marie
wouldn`t Pete Daoust`s residence be his body..and your persons would be where you physically inhabit?
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Pete Daoust
I don't think so Gail Blackman
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Pete Daoust
Private vs public.....residence vs domicile
Pete Daoust
That's how I get it...
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Chris Evan
I think they are both public. Man INHABITS a territory. PERSONS are DOMICILED AND RESIDE. Thats how I see it
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Gail Marie
I can see that, I just noticed they used the word person in the definition of residence
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Pete Daoust
So....where is the best place to move the person ?
An office ?
A postal Box & ?
A virtual office ?
Or .... ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
To a TRUST...
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Pete Daoust
OK Jason F. LeBlanc, but LEGALLY, that person need a domicile no ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The person becomes trust property... it resides with the TRUST.
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Pete Daoust
The person ALWAYS been a TRUST property, and will ALWAYS be.....Your corp can LIEN the person, but it will STILL be in the government's TRUST.
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Pete Daoust
And LEGALLY, the person needs an ADDRESS.
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Pete Daoust
Scott Duncan please could you ENLIGHTEN me in this :(
so I'll be less dumb tonight :D
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August le Blanc
Let me re- phrase, the person thru the BC is the Crown's property... you have diverted any actual revenue by the lien... The address of the property would be the same as the Trusts'... thru the corporation that holds the lien in TRUST...
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Pete Daoust
So the person's domicile should be the same as the Corp. domicile ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
One would think...
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Pete Daoust
But maybe ONE's thinking WRONG ? :D
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Pete Daoust
*joke*
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Pete Daoust
Well... :/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
It has been known to happen... ;-)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
What?
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Kirsten Carlstrom
In FL. a natural person is considered a resident if they're registered to vote and/or have a drivers license ...so I don't think I would want to claim residency either?
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Chris Evan
yup. true. I am thinking Canada may be different
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Once the lien is in place and public notice has been given perfecting the lien, any unauthorized use is addressed by The TRUST from it's address...
The TRUST administers the affairs of the person (BC)...
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Pete Daoust
LOL.....The TRUST is NOT the person, and the person is NOT the trust.
The TRUST has a domicile.
My question is WHERE should the person be domiciled ?.....what is the BEST domicile for the person ?
:)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
* sigh *
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Pete Daoust
Where Pierre Daoust lives, that is nobody's business, since Pierre Daoust is NOT a legal person, why should anybody cares ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
in the care of the TRUST... and it is PRIVATE...
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Pete Daoust
Sorry Jason F. LeBlanc, But There is a corp, there is a trust and there is a PERSON.....that is 3 different things....
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Kirsten Carlstrom
Chris Schulte in my affidavit of non-corporate status I can't declare that I'm a resident, domiciled or an inhabitant...Inhabitant is "One who resides actually and permanently in a given place...one is an inhabitant, resident, or citizen at the place where he has his domicile." Black's Law 6th. So what should I declare? That I sleep on private property in the Nation State of Florida?
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Pete Daoust
Why an affidavit of non-corporate status ? :/
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Chris Evan
I think the declaration of independence uses the term inhabitant. U can use whatever term u want, so long as u define it. Blacks = clubhouse language
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Kirsten Carlstrom
To make a distinction between myself and the legal person and that me the natural person is not under admiralty jurisdiction.
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Pete Daoust
They already know that :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The TRUST is held by the corporation acting like an umbrella, so to speak, All 3 things are different correct but are held in TRUST... which has an address...
which is the same for all three.. if the TRUST choose's it to be so... Pete Daoust
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Pete Daoust
And WHAT trust do you think the person is in ?.....even if a corp has a lien on it ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The TRUST that you create...
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Pete Daoust
That doesen't make sense Jason F. LeBlanc :(
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Pete Daoust
The person is ALREADY kept in TRUST since its creation.....how in the world can you move that person into ANOTHER trust ?, unless doing what Scott Duncan and Dean Clifford did..?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
It is still part of their accounting system, except the TRUST now keeps them at a distance in the place of TRUSTEE, of the person created by them when we were born... it is still part of the TRUST that was created at Birth
by the CROWN... we just divert the revenue by the lien,
keeping them in the TRUSTEE position with surety of the person maintained by the them...
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Pete Daoust
Liening the person dosen't mean moving it into another trust ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
You Create a Trust by Creating and Granting the Trust assigning the corporation the role of trustee and keeper of the Trust, you then lien the name which is then part of 2 trust's yours and theirs...
The TRUST thru the corporation Administrates and Benefits from the person (BC) without surety...
They (CROWN) as TRUSTEE's keep surety ...
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Pete Daoust
you then lien the name which is then part of 2 trust's yours and theirs...
That dosen't make sense either :(
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Pete Daoust
A thing CAN NOT be part of 2 different trust
Pete Daoust
The futur revenu of that thing can be consider trust assets, but the thing stay in his trust...NO ?
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Pete Daoust
It's even The futur ANTICIPATED revenu
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
A trust was created upon your Birth... BY The CROWN it is Theirs..
You were TRUSTED to carry a Bill Of Lading (BC) as TRUSTEE when you go to court they wnat to pass surety to you...
By Creating a TRUST yourself, you use the same thing they are doing against them.... Catch 22 for them.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
My current lien is for all debts previous and current..
It includes everything, I am just in the process of doing a skills inventory to attach value to the lien, an assessment of skills so that eventually The TRUST will be my own bank...
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Pete Daoust
OK Jason F. LeBlanc, a TRUST Already existed way before MY birth, not very long after my birth, a PERSON was created for "ME" to do commerce with it, and that person has been put into that ALREADY existing trust....that's how I COMPREHEND all this....the person is NOT a trust....
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Correct. The person is a fucking person... a legal fiction..
It would BENEFIT you to create a trust to HOLD the person... ever so gently... ;-)
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Pete Daoust
Now....I THINK (maybe wrongly) that this person named PIERRE DAOUST, SIN NO. 26X-XXX-XXX, should be domiciled somewhere......and I think (maybe wrongly) that its domicile should be AWAY from the corp. and the trust I might establish...
Right or Wrong please Scott Duncan
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August le Blanc
Put the person in an igloo once you create the trust as it is a PRIVATE matter, you decide where the fuck it is domiciled...
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Pete Daoust
*sigh*.....I need to be sure of this Jason F. LeBlanc, I don't want to do things again and again and again.....I need ACCURATE information so I don't spend my PRECIOUS time to correct errors.... :)
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Pete Daoust
I am FED UP with bullshit I create because of ignorancy....:D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I Hear that,
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Pete Daoust
So I will ask again, just in case someone has an ACCURATE answer :D
Just wondering about the PERSON's domicile
What would be the BEST spot for the person ?
An office ?
A postal Box & ?
A virtual office ?
...AWAY from the corp or not
Away from the trust or not
The court house address?
The Vital Statistic address ?
The government address ?
:D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Trust law is the highest form of law, it came about from nobility to hide asset's legally form the king, for about 500 years now...
There is great power and Autonomy by creating one.
It is a free as one can be in society as it stands..
The simplicity is hard to wrap your head around ( think).
I too am fed up with bullshit I create...
TRUST is not Bullshit...
It is a vehicle to drive you wherever you want to go..
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Pete Daoust
As per what I've been searching and reading, I came to the conclusion that renting a cheap small office somewhere in Canada would be the best to RESIDE the person in......and funny thing is, I do rent small offices :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
or a post office box...
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Pete Daoust
lol...that's the core of my question :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Oh boy... the long way home...
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Pete Daoust
When you go to the post office to RENT a box, they want a driver's licence with picture and the person's address.....which is non-sense to me :/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The corporation opens the mailbox...
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Pete Daoust
I told them, no...I want to rent that box to reside this person in it......you should see the look on her face :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
use the corporations address and articles of incorporation as it is a PRIVATE matter as to the assets owned by the corporation, your reason is yours, they do not have to know.
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Pete Daoust
I don't THINK it's a good idea to have the person AND the corporation in the SAME domicile....
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
It is held in TRUST... ARRRRRGGGGGHHHH
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Pete Daoust
I already have the corp. and it is domiciled very well.......I am looking for a PERFECT domicile for the PERSON
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Pete Daoust
:D :D :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
once you create it... perfect the lien....
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Pete Daoust
The problem is that we process this matter differently in our brain Jason F. LeBlanc.....I run a business for 13 years now, and I have to go with what I SEE in my brain.......but I may be brainless :( ....that is ANOTHER issue :(
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Yes we think different... that is the beauty of this.
You have to come to your own conclusions....;-)
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Pete Daoust
To me, SFC INC is one thing, 9177-7777 Quebec Inc is anothing thing, PIERRE DAOUST 26X-XXX-XXX is another thing, The BLACKHAWK TRUST is another thing......you see, to me, these are 4 complete different things :)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The TRUST thru the liens of all accounts associated with the person, makes it ONE thing.
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Pete Daoust
I can't see it that way Jason F. LeBlanc, not for now... :(
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I know... it is difficult because we value wrong and our programming shorts us out sometimes...
I don't know how to be clearer...
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Pete Daoust
There is no questions of VALUE in all this domicile stuff....
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Perhaps it is focusing on the wrong aspects,
You need an address to process stuff...
If an asset by lien ( THE NAME ) is part of A TRUST, all things related to The TRUST are sent to 1 address...
It is that simple.
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Pete Daoust
Oh....so maybe that is WHY the government has one and ONLY one address where we can send stuff to ? :D
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Pete Daoust
oh fuck wait.....NO....they have HUNDREDS of addresses we can send stuff to :/
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Pete Daoust
ALL the SAME huge TRUST :D
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Pete Daoust
This was a very good talk I just had with you Jason F. LeBlanc, thanks for it buddy !
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
We all need to get this sooner than later... ;-)
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Pete Daoust
Oh...a thought just crossed that protoplasm up ther ....:/
What if the person is moved in Newfoundland, the Corp. in in Quebec, and the TRUST decide to reside in Ontario ? :/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Stop it... your creating your own headaches.
what if's don't count only what is... Reality.
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What IF dosen't count ?
Wow !!!!!.... :-D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
How do you ACCOUNT for a what if?
And it's all ACCOUNTING.....
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Pete Daoust
LOL....well let me ask this... :D
What IF all this shit is being USED against us in a near future ?
HAHAHAHA!!!!! :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I am protected by the TRUST.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
And it is PRIVATE.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
My corp takes the heat by proxy.
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August le Blanc
Which is only ACCOUNTABLE to it's share holders.
August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Which Is me, Sole Shareholder....
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Pete Daoust
If I get some headaches because of some WHAT IF I create, well so be it....in fact I should have created some WHAT IF a lot more in these past 30 years :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
With me as acting president... and Director of the TRUST.
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I am protected by the TRUST: Who is " I " in this affirmation ? :/ , and protecting against WHAT ? :/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Yes, but how much TIME is wasted chasing things that are not of VALUE, I think now before I do something is this right? Am I valuing wrong? How will this Benefit the TRUST? What is my motive?
I seek autonomy.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
My human beingness... as Acting Director is I...
protected from shit being used against me...
like court...
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LOL..... :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The TRUST protects It's avenues of commerce...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
and insulates me from HARM.
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My human beingness...as acting DIRECTOR ? :/ .....another non-sense for me :(
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Pete Daoust
and insulates me from HARM ? :/ .....so next time someone wants to shoot or beat you they will verify if you have established a trust before they act ?
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IT'S ALL BUSINESS....nothing to do with HUMANITY....
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I have a question....
Just wondering about the PERSON's domicile
What would be the BEST spot for the person ?
An office ?
A postal Box & ?
A virtual office ?
:D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
My human is me, not recognized in law.
Acting Director of The TRUST.... Acting President of the corporation, the role, insulates me from surety in all matters before a court and in commerce, which court is,
an offer ( tender) to contract ( the charge/invoice), they want to contract with me and really want me to attach myself thru joinder to surety.
I really do not want that...
So this is the best option available to be master of my domain...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Harm as in being dragged into commerce against my wishes...
For the physical stuff, self defence and a big fucking stick...
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Robert Cormier
Pete Daoust The address for my PERSON doesn't have a POSTAL ADDRESS/CODE. MY PERSON is not defending, and, or, working at THEIR POST. Also, I always add "Outside of CANADA" to establish that I am presently outside of THEIR jurisdiction.
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Pete Daoust
LOL....you want to bet that the PERSON you have in your pocket has a COMPLETE address ?.....how much you want to bet on this ? :D
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Robert Cormier
You might precede your address with the word PRIVATE.
Robert Cormier
They can say I live on the moon for all I care. My response corrects their assumption that I am still located where they last put me. I learned this from Chief Rock. I don't have to stand where they want me. :P
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You are mixing that person with YOURSELF Robert Cormier.....The person is NOT "ME"......they care less about "ME" .....but they want to know where to send OFFERS and/or bill of exchange to the person they've created......this person have a DOMICILE, it has to be .....
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Pete Daoust
And it's ok with me.....no big deal, I just want to know WHERE this person should be moved for its domicile....
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Robert Cormier
Did you read my paperwork that I posted sometime back it was constructed with the direct/in person help (he did all the work) of Chief Rock and a Notary. I don't think there was a comment or even a like on that thread. Nevertheless it is filled with gems of info crafted by someone who Scott Duncan regularly endorses. Scott's approval of the ChiefRock Sino General gives me enough bravado on this point to suggest I may be right. (Until such time as I am corrected) :)
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Robert Cormier
My point is it can be at your home Pete. Just leave out the postal code and add Outside of Canada.
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Robert Cormier
That's my two cents. I'll leave it to others much more knowledgeable than me to confirm or deny my previous statements.
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Robert Cormier
Robert Cormier and ROBERT CORMIER only defends that post when I allow them.
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Pete Daoust
My home is my castle....No persons are allowed, and no business is allowed in it.....now, I have to go for a nap....this protoplasm is not used to work that much :-D
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Pete Daoust
Since The Tender for Law, I need to sleep more....at least 10 hours a week more....and funny enough, I don't view it as a waiste of time....
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