Law is About Trusts and Not Corporations or “Rights”

In our recent discussions we've repeated this message about trusts and their application in court cases several times.

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Everything in government and most of life operates under Trusts. The United States was formed under a trust and the constitution is a merely a trust indenture for the people (beneficiaries). The people are the beneficiaries and the appointed officers are trustees.

When we discuss how to “express the trust” and “accept for value” we can then accept for value presented to our position as beneficiaries, and return to them (the trustees) to close out the trustees books on the matter.

We need to see things through this lens in order to be more effective in life and law. 

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Even the rules or procedure allow for us to administer court cases (which are also a trust when formed). This is also why we want people to study the How to Win in Court material (for learning basic procedures https://youarelaw.org/jd ). They wont talk expressly about trust, but you have to see what is going on in form and structure. When they get us off base and just defending rights instead of directing them as trustees they gain all the power because of our ignorance.  

I confess I have occasionally been sloppy in my language and referred to the government as corporations, but more accurately stated government entities and their courts and their created court documents are “private trusts” – that is all, and you are the rightful beneficiaries. The beneficiaries are supposed to direct the trustees to do their Duty and settle matters (“charges” and bills), rather than take time and labor from the beneficiaries. Violation of trust is among the highest crimes. But if we fail to direct with the proper mindset and language we get taken advantage of. 

Therefore, when we answer to the TRUST NAME, we assume liability as trustee (and trustee must pay). Stop doing that. Let them know you are beneficiary and stay in the position, and let them know they are trustees with fiduciary duty to settle and close the matter. However you proceed, keep that clear at all times.

Watch this gentleman discuss this concept from that point of view, I think it's valid information.

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More thoughts –

The trustees make up the trust body and the trust body is a chargeable person for income tax purposes (all legal matters are actually tax/trust matters). For tax purposes, the relationship between the trust and the trustees is that of principal and representatives – ie keeping records, submission of tax returns and payment of tax or debt due to the Government. In other words – your trust-entity is the tax-payer [not you] like it or not, so why not return the settlement of amounts claimed due back to the trustees for doing their job?

Trust law – Wikipedia (CLICK FOR DETAILS)  – A trustee can be a natural person, a business entity or a public body (ie: court-government). A trust in the United States may be subject to federal and state taxation.

A public authority or public corporation is a quasi-governmental agency created by the legislature, and given corporate status to achieve a special purpose (such as building toll roads or operating a local hospital) with powers and exemptions not enjoyed by regular government agencies.

Author(s) Thomas Jefferson, Committee of Five – Author is one having the Authority.