Gail Marie
I would like to get some clarity. Please forgive me Scott Duncan and all if my comprehension is lacking or confused and for the length of this post.
Birth Certificate -is a bill of lading — (3) it is a 'document of title' to the goods, of which it is the symbol. It is by means of this document of title that the goods themselves may be dealt with by the owner of them while they are still on board ship and upon the high seas."
title. (15c) 1. the union of all elements (as ownership, possession, and custody) constituting the legal right to control and dispose of property; the legal link between a person who owns property and the property itself
^^ is this not them using the BC to inform us of their ownership of the PERSON and to to “set off” the fact that they own the person, they provide “benefits” (as listed in a previous post started by Chris Schulte)
If we (the living beings) did not accept the Birth Certificate (offer of the PERSON ), we would all be entitled to a portion of the value of Canada (the Trust?)?
Canada is bankrupt therefore there is no money, only debt which can be set off or discharged only (money of account)
The PERSON who WE falsely accepted to be us is the collateral for the debt
Now this is where I get confused about what is real and what is freeman bull.
The Birth Certificate and Liening the name are two separate things?
Returning the BC to its rightful owner (the govt) is that like returning something you bought (contracted) from Walmart to get a refund (counter offer)? but there is only money of account so Walmart (govt) gives you a gift card (Receivers Certificate) that you can use to buy what you need to replace the value of what you originally bought?
Liening the PERSON NAME stops our value being used as collateral by anyone in the public side of things
Queen E II in Right of CANADA owns everything in the public..Queen E II of the House of Windsor is holding it in trust for the living beings of the land mass?
right now there are no living beings on the land mass because we have identified ourselves as the PERSON therefore have given up our true claim/beneficiary status to the trust?
once we claim our beneficiary status, then the value of our corporation/trust (for accounting purposes) increases and the bank will provide credit to our corporation based on that? We can then exchange the credit they provide and any money of exchange or account we earn through our labour, into bitcoin or a currency we create?
Pay the bank back the credit they extended to our corporation by using the legal tender you exchanged already for others?

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