Chris Evan
Scott: OK, so here in REALITY you need help with the TRUST aspects.
When you create a LIMITED LIABILITY CORPORATION, you and the Governmaent are acting as GRANTORS - This ends upon creation and the GRANTORS have no further say.
1: A coprpration has SHAREHOLDERS who are the BENEFICIARIES. You determine the number of shares when the corporation is chartered, ans YES you can have ONE SHARE in a corporation. Ammendments to the charter can change this.
2: A corporation has DIRECTORS with titles (TRUSTEES), and you can be one. You have surely seen "Voting Shares" when examining share purchases of a corporation. If not, you need to invest more.
3: Since YOU (Or rather your PERSON) are the only VALUE in this corporation, you should be SECURED.
THIS TRUST TRUMPS ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
As part of my "God Complex" I shall now grant you permission to ask about what I just wrote.
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 5, page 935
