Late Arrival and Apology

The speaker apologizes for being late.

• The speaker acknowledges being late and apologizes for it.

Mic Check

The speaker checks the microphone.

• The speaker performs a mic check to ensure the microphone is working properly.

Website Introduction

The speaker introduces the website and its features.

• Registration for webinars can be done on the "Live Webinars" section of the website.

• Class recordings are available in the "Class Recordings" section, which is currently being organized.

• The "Archive" section contains old videos and webinars, including past negotiable instruments webinars.

• A variety of movies will be uploaded to the website's movie library.

• Dictionaries and PDF documents can be found in the "Download" section, along with various other resources such as trust books, redemption money information, privacy class documents, UCC affidavits, etc.

Trust Forms and Secure Party Documents

Information about trust forms and secure party documents.

• Trust forms will be uploaded to the website's trust forms section.

• Secure party documents include bonds, private set-off documents, copyright security agreements, UCC ones ss4 applications form wa, etc.

Credit Mastery Documents

Details about credit mastery documents.

• Credit mastery documents consist of letters sent to credit bureaus and other relevant credit information.

• Criminal case information and debt discharge materials are also included in this section.

Course Sections

Information about the course sections on the website.

• The credit mastery section is already available, covering topics such as getting started, obtaining business loans, and future credit information.

• Other course sections will be added soon.

High Frequency Radio Archive

Introduction to the high frequency radio archive.

• The high frequency radio archive contains past radio shows with a wealth of information.

• Various topics were discussed, including Moorish information, status acquisition, and guest appearances by Taj Tariq Bay and Moabite Oasis.

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Using Closed Accounts to Discharge Debt

The speaker discusses how people were converting closed accounts to discharge debt and conducting seminars on the topic. They mention the availability of legal forms on their website.

Converting Closed Accounts to Discharge Debt

• People were using closed accounts to discharge debt.

• Seminars were conducted all over the country on this topic.

• Legal forms for discharging debt are available on the website.

Wealth of Information on the Website

The speaker highlights the various resources available on their website, including executive letters, equity court bonds, attorney letter of instruction, and more.

Resources Available on the Website

• The website provides a wealth of information.

• Resources include executive letters, equity court bonds, attorney letter of instruction, and more.

• Upgrades and additional information will be added to the website in the future.

Document for Discharging Debt - Bill of Exchange

The speaker introduces a document they found years ago that focuses on using a bill of exchange to discharge debt.

Using a Bill of Exchange to Discharge Debt

• A document called "Using a Bill of Exchange to Discharge Debt" is recommended.

• This document provides valuable information about discharging debt.

Interruption Apology

The speaker apologizes for an interruption during their presentation.

Interruption Apology

• The speaker apologizes for any interruptions that occurred during their talk.

Brief Pause

The speaker takes a brief pause during their presentation.

Brief Pause

• There is a short pause in the presentation.

Another Interruption Apology

The speaker apologizes again for another interruption during their presentation.

Another Interruption Apology

• The speaker apologizes for another interruption that occurred.

Resuming the Presentation

The speaker resumes their presentation after the interruption.

Resuming the Presentation

• The speaker continues with their talk.

Using a Bill of Exchange to Discharge Debt (Continued)

The speaker discusses the document "Using a Bill of Exchange to Discharge Debt" and highlights its valuable information on discharging debt.

Valuable Information in "Using a Bill of Exchange to Discharge Debt"

• The document provides real and useful information on discharging debt.

• It includes instructions on putting together a bonded bill of exchange.

• Various sections such as letter of advice, statement of account, notice of error, request for investigation, etc., are covered in the document.

Copying Documents

The speaker mentions copying documents related to discharging debt and briefly pauses to complete the task.

Copying Documents

• The speaker copies documents related to discharging debt.

• There is a brief pause while they complete this task.

Getting Started with Discharging Debt

In this section, the speaker introduces two important documents for beginners interested in discharging debt. These documents provide valuable information and help in understanding the concept of debt discharge.

Recommended Documents for Beginners

• The speaker recommends two documents by Moses Washington that are helpful for beginners to understand debt discharge.

• These documents discuss the concept of exemption, which refers to being exempted from paying debts due to prepayment made in 1933.

• The first document provides an overview of exemptions, while the second document explains how to use your exemption effectively.

Importance of Reading and Understanding

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of thoroughly reading and understanding these documents before attempting to discharge any debts.

• Personal experience is shared, where the speaker spent almost three years studying these materials before attempting debt discharge.

• Reading and researching extensively helps in grasping concepts related to discharging debt and understanding other relevant documents like creditors' bonds.

Letters for Discharging Debt

This section focuses on a set of letters that are considered highly effective for discharging debt. The speaker highlights their significance and suggests studying them carefully.

Comprehensive Letters for Debt Discharge

• The speaker mentions that the provided set of letters is among the best they have ever read on discharging debt.

• One particular letter stands out as it comprehensively covers principles and possible outcomes related to debt discharge.

• This letter serves as a guide for settling accounts, addressing account managers, and dealing with various aspects of discharging debt.

Importance of Older Information

The speaker emphasizes the value of older information and highlights the importance of focusing on reliable sources when studying debt discharge.

Value of Older Material

• The speaker advises paying attention to older materials as they often contain more valuable content compared to newer ones.

• Personal experience is shared, stating that older documents provide better insights into debt discharge techniques.

• It is suggested to prioritize studying reliable and well-established sources for a comprehensive understanding of debt discharge.

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Disappearing Information and Debt Discharge Processes

The speaker discusses the disappearance of information from the internet and the lack of understanding among individuals regarding debt discharge processes.

Collecting Information on Disappearing Content

• The speaker started collecting information because content was disappearing from the internet.

• There was a lack of knowledge among individuals about how to discharge debt.

Notice and Effect of Failure to Respond

• The document being discussed appears to have been written by a professional, possibly an attorney.

• It mentions the notice and effect of failure to respond to an account manager.

• A registered mail or certified mail number is mentioned as proof of receipt.

Possible Situations for Non-adjustment of Account

• If no notice has been received regarding the adjustment of the account, several situations may be true:

• The individual applied consideration to settle the account without using the word "pay."

• The individual elected to counsel the debt.

• The instrument provided was defective in some way.

• The tendered instrument was received but not used to settle the account.

Assumptions Regarding Account Settlement

• If consideration was applied by ledgering it, but no notification of settlement was given, it is assumed that there was simply a failure to notify.

• If debt cancellation occurred without ledgering, it is assumed that there was a failure to notify about canceling the debt.

• If a defective instrument was received, it is assumed that a certificate of protest or notice of dishonor from the drawee (Secretary of Treasury) would have been received.

Importance of Presentment in Debt Discharge

• When attempting to discharge debt with a negotiable instrument, presentment must be made.

• Presentment refers to formally producing a negotiable instrument for acceptance or payment.

• It is important for financial institutions (drawees) to make presentment when a negotiable instrument is received.

Understanding Presentment in Debt Discharge

The speaker explains the concept of presentment and its significance in debt discharge processes.

Vocabulary Word: Presentment

• Presentment has two different definitions:

• In legislative terms, it refers to when Congress introduces a bill for the president's approval.

• In commercial terms, it refers to the formal production of a negotiable instrument for acceptance or payment.

Definition of Presentment

1. General definition: A formal statement about a matter presented before a court or tribunal.

2. Criminal procedure definition: A formal written accusation returned by a grand jury without previous indictment requests.

3. Commercial definition (most relevant): The formal production of a negotiable instrument for acceptance or payment.

Examples of Presentment

• Presenting dishonor occurs when attempting to cash a check at the drawee bank, but payment is refused due to insufficient funds.

• Presentment for acceptance must be made before maturity, while presentment for payment must be made on the due date.

Importance of Making Presentment

• When someone receives a negotiable instrument, presentment must be made.

• Acceptance or refusal by the recipient does not matter; they are required to make presentment.

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What to do with a document without routing numbers?

The speaker discusses the inconvenience of dealing with documents that lack routing numbers and emphasizes that it is not the individual's problem but rather the bank's problem. They explain that demanding payment from someone in today's society, where there is no real money, can be considered a form of fraud.

• It is inconvenient for banks to deal with documents lacking routing numbers.

• Demanding payment from someone when there is no real money can be seen as fraudulent.

• The absence of routing numbers on a document should not be the individual's concern; it is the bank's responsibility.

Understanding negotiable instruments and protests

The speaker explains the concept of negotiable instruments and protests. They highlight that negotiable instruments like Federal Reserve notes are easily negotiable, but banks have to go through extra steps to monetize them. They also discuss protests as formal statements or actions expressing dissent or disapproval, particularly in relation to non-payment or non-acceptance of negotiable instruments.

• Negotiable instruments like Federal Reserve notes are easily negotiable.

• Banks need to go through additional steps to monetize negotiable instruments.

• Protests are formal statements or actions expressing dissent or disapproval regarding non-payment or non-acceptance of negotiable instruments.

Role of notaries in banking

The speaker highlights the role of notaries in banking, specifically related to protests on negotiable instruments. They explain that notaries are present in banks primarily for protesting negotiable instruments and ensuring their authenticity.

• Notaries play a crucial role in protesting negotiable instruments within banking.

• Their presence in banks serves the purpose of authenticating and protesting these instruments.

Definition and purpose of protest

The speaker provides a definition of protest, both in general terms and within the context of notaries and banks. They explain that a protest can be a formal statement or action expressing dissent or disapproval, as well as a notary public's written statement indicating non-payment or non-acceptance of a negotiable instrument.

• Protest can refer to a formal statement expressing dissent or disapproval.

• In the context of notaries and banks, protest is a written statement by a notary public indicating non-payment or non-acceptance of a negotiable instrument.

Notaries in banking and their role

The speaker emphasizes that notaries are primarily present in banks for the bank's benefit rather than for individuals. They explain that banks frequently conduct protests on negotiable instruments and provide details about how notaries record protests on dishonored instruments.

• Notaries are primarily present in banks for the bank's benefit.

• Banks frequently conduct protests on negotiable instruments.

• Notaries record protests on dishonored instruments with their initials, date, amount, and cause of dishonor.

Paying under protest and disputing debts

The speaker discusses paying under protest as an option to dispute the legality or validity of debts while reserving the right to recover the amount later. They mention examples such as paying taxes under protest and taking legal action to reclaim the money paid.

• Paying under protest allows individuals to dispute the legality or validity of debts while reserving the right to recover the amount later.

• Examples include paying taxes under protest and pursuing legal action for reimbursement.

Importance of understanding notary functions

The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding notary functions, particularly in relation to protesting negotiable instruments. They address misconceptions about notaries being limited to financial institutions and encourage individuals to seek clarification on the definition of financial institutions.

• Understanding notary functions, including protesting negotiable instruments, is crucial.

• Notaries are not limited to financial institutions, and the definition of financial institutions should be clarified.

Role and responsibilities of a notary public

The speaker explains that a notary public is authorized by the state to administer oaths, certify documents, authenticate signatures, and perform official acts in commercial matters. They reiterate that one of the key responsibilities of a notary is protesting negotiable instruments.

• A notary public is authorized by the state to administer oaths, certify documents, authenticate signatures, and perform official acts in commercial matters.

• One of their key responsibilities is protesting negotiable instruments.

Clarifying definitions related to financial institutions

The speaker encourages individuals to seek clarification on the definition of financial institutions when faced with limitations or misconceptions about where notaries can be used. They suggest referring to United States code or private bankers for defining financial institutions.

• Individuals should seek clarification on the definition of financial institutions.

• Referring to United States code or private bankers can help define financial institutions accurately.

New Section

This section discusses the role of a notary public in modern times, particularly in jurisdictions where civilian law prevails.

Notary Public and their Role

• A notary public is a public official who attests to the genuineness of deeds or writings, making them available as evidence.

• In jurisdictions with civilian law, such as Continental Europe, notaries serve as witnesses for private transactions and provide impartial legal advice.

• In colonial Louisiana, notaries held the same rank and dignity as their Continental civilian counterparts.

• Present-day Louisiana still has notaries who hold office for life but their importance has diminished over time.

New Section

This section further explores the role of notaries in present-day Louisiana and compares them to Continental civilian notaries.

Notary Profession in Present-Day Louisiana

• The profession of a notary in present-day Louisiana is considered less truly civilian compared to Continental civilian notaries.

• The role of a lawyer in Louisiana and America now resembles that of a Continental civilian notary.

• The powers of a notary are limited by statute, including the ability to arrest people or perform marriages.

• Notarial records play an important role in authenticating acts and documents.

New Section

This section focuses on different types of documents associated with notaries, such as certificates and protests.

Types of Notarial Documents

• A notary certificate is a signed and sealed statement attached to authenticated acts and documents, specifying the time and place.

• A notary protest is another type of certificate that plays a role in negotiable instruments (contracts).

• Notaries act as witnesses for negotiable instruments since they attest to signatures on contracts.

New Section

This section emphasizes the limited role of a notary in business transactions and highlights their function in certifying non-responses.

Notary's Role in Business Transactions

• A notary's role is limited to certifying that something was mailed and received, not the substance of the transaction.

• Notaries should not be involved in the business aspects of transactions.

• Notaries can certify non-responses, which becomes part of the notarial record used as evidence in court.

New Section

This section discusses the importance of maintaining a proper notarial record book and suggests involving family or friends as notaries.

Importance of Notarial Record Book

• A well-maintained notarial record book is crucial for a good notary.

• It is recommended to have a family member, friend, or someone uninterested in the information become a notary.

• Training them well can lead to financial opportunities through discharging debt or utilizing notaries for specific matters.

New Section

This section highlights the affordability of becoming a notary and shares success stories from individuals who turned it into a profitable business.

Becoming a Notary

• Becoming a notary is relatively inexpensive, except in California where costs may be higher.

• In Georgia, it costs around $60 to become a notary.

• Success stories include individuals making money by offering traveling services and conducting notorial protests.

• Encourages others to consider becoming a notary for potential financial benefits.

Importance of Having Your Own Notary

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having your own notary and shares his personal experience in training and dating notaries.

Training Your Own Notary

• It is crucial to have a notary on your team who is dedicated to your needs.

• The best way to ensure this is by training your own notary.

• The speaker personally trained his own notaries by dating women who were interested in making extra money as notaries.

Benefits of Having Multiple Notaries

• By training multiple notaries, the speaker always had five or six available whenever needed.

• This approach eliminates any potential issues or delays when requiring a notary's services.

Hustle Mentality and Thinking Outside the Box

• Individuals with a hustle mentality are more likely to understand the importance of having their own notaries.

• People who work traditional nine-to-five jobs may struggle with these concepts as they tend to think within conventional boundaries.

• Breaking out of the box and being open to new information can lead to personal growth and success.

Allegory of the Cave

The speaker introduces Plato's allegory of the cave as an analogy for thinking outside the box and embracing new perspectives.

Understanding the Allegory

• Plato's allegory of the cave describes three men who have spent their entire lives inside a cave, only seeing shadows cast on its walls.

• One day, one man ventures outside and discovers a world filled with light, color, and real objects.

• He returns to share his newfound knowledge with his friends still trapped in the cave.

Lessons from the Allegory

• The allegory highlights the importance of stepping outside our comfort zones and listening to ideas that challenge our existing beliefs.

• It encourages individuals to seek enlightenment and explore new perspectives.

• The speaker emphasizes the significance of breaking free from mental constraints and embracing personal growth.

Plato's Allegory of the Cave

The speaker further discusses Plato's allegory of the cave and suggests reading it for a deeper understanding.

Encouraging Reading

• The speaker recommends reading Plato's allegory of the cave to gain insight into its profound message.

• He mentions that many people try to explain its connection with present-day paths to enlightenment.

Adapting to Freedom

• Plato describes the challenges faced by a prisoner who is freed from the cave and exposed to reality.

• Initially, the prisoner may struggle to comprehend that what they previously saw were mere illusions.

• As they become accustomed to the light, they pity those still trapped in darkness and strive to stay apart from them.

Summary

The transcript covers two main topics. Firstly, it emphasizes the importance of having your own notary and training them. Secondly, it introduces Plato's allegory of the cave as a metaphor for thinking outside the box and embracing new perspectives. Both topics highlight the significance of personal growth, open-mindedness, and breaking free from mental constraints.

The Impact of the Cave Allegory and Law of Attraction

In this section, the speaker discusses the impact of the cave allegory and the law of attraction on their understanding and success.

Understanding Success through Mindset and Visualization

• The speaker shares that they have had a level of success in their life and often get asked about their journey to success.

• They explain that one of the biggest challenges is explaining to people the mindset they had to obtain success.

• Key steps mentioned include writing down goals, reading them daily, programming the subconscious mind, and visualizing desired outcomes.

• The speaker shares an example of how they would visualize getting a new car by visiting dealerships, test driving cars, feeling the leather, until eventually believing it was theirs.

• They emphasize that this process works within six months for them.

Belief System and Achieving Goals

• The speaker mentions that they only go after vehicles they believe they can get based on their current belief system.

• They highlight that having a strong belief system is crucial for achieving goals.

• Examples given include successfully obtaining vehicles like Hellcat or Mercedes-Benz 550 due to their belief system aligning with those goals.

Mindset Shift for Success

• The speaker explains that when sharing these concepts with others who lack personal achievements, disappointment arises as they expect luck or connections to be mentioned instead.

• They stress the importance of correcting and disciplining one's thinking towards abundance rather than poverty mentality.

• Using an analogy from notaries, the speaker emphasizes their preference for keeping everything in-house rather than relying on external sources.

Bonds and Sureties in the Process

In this section, the speaker addresses questions related to bonds and sureties in the process they discuss.

Understanding Bills of Exchange and Bonds

• The speaker briefly explains that a bill of exchange is an order to pay, which can be paid from a bond.

• They mention conducting in-person seminars where they have participants sign each other's bonds as part of the learning process.

The transcript does not provide further information on the necessity of two sureties or evidence supporting this requirement.

Antiquity and Sureties

The speaker discusses the concept of sureties in antiquity and questions the necessity of having additional sureties in their process. They emphasize the importance of understanding exemptions and reading relevant documents.

Two Sureties in Antiquity

• In antiquity, two sureties were required for bonds.

• The speaker mentions that they haven't seen evidence to support this claim.

• They question the need for additional sureties in their process as secure parties have unlimited exemptions.

Principle Involved

• The speaker acknowledges that there must be some principle involved with having two sureties.

• They state that they didn't create the process but teach it based on how it was presented to them.

• Individuals can make decisions on whether to change certain aspects of the process.

Concerns with Surety Responsibility

• The speaker expresses concern about being responsible if one signs their name on someone else's bond.

• They give an example of potential consequences if someone misuses a bond by trying to obtain assets instead of offsetting debt.

• The speaker compares this situation to a joint bank account where one person commits fraud, emphasizing that both individuals may not be implicated.

Understanding Exemptions

The speaker explains the importance of understanding exemptions and highlights key documents related to ACR 192 and exemptions. They discuss changes in terminology over time.

Importance of Reading Documents

• The speaker emphasizes reading two specific documents related to exemptions: "Exemption" and "Used in Your Exemption."

• These documents provide foundational understanding of ACR 192 and what an exemption is.

Changes in Terminology

• The speaker notes that current teachings use phrases like "status correction" and "discharging debt," whereas earlier teachings focused more on using the term "exemption."

• They mention the significance of the social security number without dashes representing a closed account.

Open and Closed Accounts

• The speaker explains that an open account is represented by a social security number with dashes, while a closed account is represented by a social security number without dashes.

• Understanding the distinction between open and closed accounts is crucial in navigating the process.

Importance of Basics

The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding basic principles and encourages individuals to study foundational concepts. They stress the need to look up definitions and spend time studying words.

Study Basics First

• The speaker suggests spending the first six weeks of studies focusing on understanding basic principles.

• They share their personal experience of initially struggling with unfamiliar words and deciding to prioritize looking up definitions.

Importance of Word Definitions

• The speaker highlights the significance of looking up words, especially in legal dictionaries like the Black Star dictionary.

• They emphasize that knowing word definitions helps build a solid foundation for further comprehension.

Conclusion

The transcript covers discussions on sureties in antiquity, exemptions, terminology changes, open and closed accounts, and the importance of studying basics. It provides insights into understanding certain processes but also acknowledges individual decision-making regarding potential modifications.

New Section

In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of a closed account and its relevance to creditors and bonds.

Understanding Closed Accounts

• The speaker explains that when creditors and their bonds refer to a closed account, they are referring to an account that is no longer in use.

• Fred and Nina initially did not understand this concept, so it is recommended to gain more context by exploring related materials such as videos.

• The speaker suggests watching a specific video in the Guru section for further understanding.

New Section

In this section, the speaker mentions a seminar conducted by Fred and Nina on electronic transfer seminars (EFT) and expresses interest in sharing it with others.

Fred and Nina EFT Seminar

• The speaker watched a seminar conducted by Fred and Nina on electronic transfer seminars (EFT).

• They express the intention to convert the seminar into an MP4 format for easier viewing.

• Fred and Nina were once well-known nationwide for their expertise in EFT, which gained popularity across the country.

• It is mentioned that some people still attempt to use EFT techniques today.

New Section

In this section, the speaker discusses their plan to convert a video featuring Fred and Nina's EFT seminar for others to watch.

Importance of Watching the Video

• The speaker plans to convert a video featuring Fred and Nina's EFT seminar into an MP4 format for others to watch.

• They emphasize the importance of watching this video as it explains how Fred and Nina attempted to use a closed account at a bank along with checks from that account for their purposes.

• Initially, this method was successful, with people receiving car titles among other things. However, it eventually faced challenges due to negative individuals spreading information online.

New Section

In this section, the speaker shares their perspective on keeping knowledge about discharging debt to oneself and warns against sharing such information widely.

Keeping Knowledge Private

• The speaker believes that when someone learns how to discharge debt, they should keep it to themselves.

• They explain that this knowledge is meant to be an individual pursuit and not something to be spread widely.

• Sharing success stories or techniques online often leads to the shutdown of those methods by authorities.

• The speaker emphasizes that even if one follows all legal procedures correctly, widespread success is unlikely as authorities tend to shut down mass adoption of such methods.

New Section

In this section, the speaker answers a question regarding submitting bonds to the Treasury Department and explains what happens if there are any issues with the bond.

Submitting Bonds

• When submitting a bond to the Treasury Department, there is no way of knowing if it is valid until they respond.

• If there are any issues with the bond, it will be sent back without specifying what went wrong.

• The speaker mentions that out of hundreds of bonds they have sent off, only a few have been returned. These returns were likely due to negative individuals who had a pessimistic outlook on life rather than issues with the validity of the bonds.

• It is noted that Tim Turner was known for writing good bonds, including what may be referred to as a master charging set all bond. However, individuals can create their own bonds as well.

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Consultation Requests

The speaker discusses the high demand for consultations and how they have been inundated with requests. They provide instructions on how to schedule a consultation.

How to Schedule a Consultation

• To schedule a consultation, send a payment via Cash App to eusevale19 and include your phone number in the payment description.

• Once the payment is received, the speaker will text you their phone number.

• Reply with your preferred time and date for the consultation.

• If the speaker has free time, they may even conduct the consultation immediately after receiving your payment.

BC Master Bond

The speaker introduces the BC Master Bond, which is a birth certificate discharge and indemnity bond. They explain its significance and mention another bond that is commonly used.

BC Master Bond Details

• The BC Master Bond is a discharge and indemnity bond associated with one's birth certificate.

• It is considered a good bond and has different variations.

• The fiduciary mentioned on the bond is Jacob J Liu, Secretary of the Treasury.

• The document also includes information about first surety, second surety, trust agreement, account numbers, and reference numbers.

Private Negotiable Instruments

The speaker discusses negotiable instruments in private banking and emphasizes that it operates differently from traditional banking systems.

Private Banking vs Traditional Banking

• Private banking deals with negotiable instruments in a private context.

• Principles are similar between public and private banking but actions differ.

• In private banking, individuals need to establish their own transaction methods and record keeping systems.

• Focus should be on negotiable instruments rather than bank deposits or checks.

Trust Agreement and Account Holders

The speaker explains the trust agreement and the role of account holders in relation to the fiduciary.

Trust Agreement and Account Holders

• The trust agreement establishes a trust relationship.

• The speaker mentions Janet Yellen or her agents as recipients of the private discharge and indemnity bond.

• The bond's face value is posted as an asset for the United States Department of the Treasury.

• Account holders are grantors, beneficiaries, and trustees of their own accounts.

• The fiduciary is entered in the books as the registered holder.

Bond Obligations

The speaker discusses obligations related to bonds, including holding, binding, and obligating oneself as a voluntary surety.

Bond Obligations

• Bonds are authorized based on the full faith and credit of the grantor.

• Individuals hold, bind, and obligate themselves as voluntary sureties for account holders.

• This includes birth certificate account numbers and potential sums up to 200 billion dollars.

Understanding Bond Obligations

In this section, the speaker explains the concept of bond obligations and how they are used to discharge debts.

Bond Obligations Explained

• Bonds are used for insuring, underwriting, indemnifying, and discharging debts.

• The bond covers all account holders and accounts dollar for dollar against any pre-existing, current, or future losses, costs, debts, taxes, and other obligations.

• Each time a debt is discharged, the amount is deducted from the total bond amount.

• Similar to balancing a checkbook in commercial chamber transactions using UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) principles.

• Setting up an account with a UCC allows for a record of all transactions.

Modifying Bonds

This section discusses the possibility of modifying bonds and creating new ones when needed.

Modifying Bonds

• It is possible to modify a bond if circumstances change (e.g., currency replacement).

• Just like opening multiple bank accounts at different financial institutions, one can create additional bonds and reference them when discharging debts.

Government Debt and Approach

Here, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding government debt and approaching public servants as private American citizens.

Government Debt Awareness

• The government has accumulated 31 trillion dollars in debt.

• Public servants do not respect U.S. citizens but have respect for private American citizens.

• Status correction is necessary to gain their respect.

• Approaching them with awareness of their irresponsibility regarding debt is crucial.

Irresponsibility of Government Debt

This section highlights the irresponsible nature of government borrowing and the impact it has on citizens.

Government Debt Irresponsibility

• The government's 31 trillion dollars in debt makes them the most irresponsible entity on Earth.

• Borrowing large sums of money without benefiting the citizens directly.

• Money borrowed is often distributed among cronies and used for social programs that may not effectively address societal needs.

Control of Finances in the Music Industry

The speaker draws parallels between financial control in the music industry and personal finances.

Financial Control in the Music Industry

• Artists often lack control over their finances and contracts.

• Production companies manipulate budgets, charging higher rates than what they pay to artists or studios.

• The difference is pocketed by those responsible for managing finances.

• Artists are left with recoup obligations, where they have to repay these inflated costs.

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[t=1:12:46s] The Responsibility of Paying Back Debt

In this section, the speaker discusses the concept that borrowed money needs to be paid back and how artists and citizens are responsible for repaying debt.

Understanding the Burden of Debt

• The borrowed money is not free, and it must be paid back by the artist or citizen.

• The government also borrows trillions of dollars, and it is the responsibility of citizens to repay that debt.

• The speaker emphasizes that individuals should not feel obligated to be sureties for national debt if they are not U.S. citizens.

[t=1:13:05s] Doubts about Borrowing Bonds

In this section, doubts about borrowing bonds and negotiable instruments are discussed.

Cultural Instruments and Negotiable Instruments

• Some people find it hard to believe that a 200 million dollar bond can hold value.

• There is a lack of understanding regarding cultural instruments and negotiable instruments.

• It may be challenging for people to comprehend the worthiness of such bonds.

[t=1:13:42s] The Value of Bonds in Comparison to National Debt

This section explores the value of bonds in relation to national debt.

Challenging Beliefs About Bond Value

• Despite skepticism, the speaker mentions giving a 200 million dollar bond as an example.

• People find it hard to believe because they think there is nothing valuable that can be given in return due to the massive national debt.

[t=1:14:02s] Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars

This section delves into "silent weapons for quiet wars" and its impact on debt.

Killing Creditors During High Debt

• When the debt-to-GDP ratio exceeds 100 percent, there is a need to eliminate creditors.

• The speaker mentions a graph that shows how debt increases before wars and decreases afterward due to killing off creditors.

• This concept is explained as a vision where individuals become creditors and are ultimately responsible for their own actions.

[t=1:14:28s] Doubts About Government Power

In this section, doubts about government power and individual agency are discussed.

Doubts About Individual Power

• The listener expresses doubts about challenging the government's power due to its size and military strength.

• The speaker explains that individuals are made to believe they are doing the right thing through propaganda, leading them to harm themselves.

[t=1:15:11s] Voluntary Actions and Responsibility

This section explores the idea of voluntary actions and personal responsibility.

Consequences of Voluntary Actions

• Individuals go to war voluntarily, thinking they serve their country, but end up harming innocent people and even losing their lives.

• The speaker emphasizes that individuals must take responsibility for their choices rather than blaming others or expecting an internal investigation.

[t=1:16:03s] Nefarious Nature of Communism

This section discusses the nefarious nature of communism and its impact on private property.

Total Elimination of Private Property

• Communism aims to eliminate private property entirely.

• The goal is for everyone to become U.S. citizens dependent on the government, leading to control by the New World Order.

[t=1:16:19s] Control Over Positions of Power

This section highlights how certain groups aim to gain control over positions of power.

Control Over Banks, Media, and Government

• The speaker mentions that certain groups are gaining control over banks, media, movie houses, and now aim to control seats in government.

• It is suggested to pay attention to the nationality and political leanings of individuals in positions of power.

[t=1:17:13s] Push for Bigger Government

This section discusses the push for a bigger government and its impact on various aspects of society.

Promoting Dependency on Government

• The speaker highlights how certain ideologies promote victimhood, racism, abortion rights, gender changes, all as a direct attack against Christianity.

• The goal is to eliminate private property and make everyone dependent on the government.

[t=1:17:55s] Controlling Public Offices

This section emphasizes the importance of controlling public offices for those with specific ideologies.

Ideological Leanings in Public Offices

• The speaker points out that liberals and leftists hold positions of power in public offices.

• There is a focus on gaining control over the presidency, Supreme Court justices, and other key positions.

The Exploitation of Artists in the Music Industry

In this section, the speaker discusses the exploitation of artists in the music industry and highlights Kanye West as an example. He mentions how artists are being taken advantage of through endorsement deals and control over their finances.

Exploitative Contracts in the Music Industry

• Artists are signing 360 deals that give control to promoters and limit their power.

• Many artists, including boxers, sign contracts without fully understanding the terms.

• Illiteracy and lack of education contribute to artists' vulnerability in signing unfair contracts.

Kanye West's Call for Transparency

• Kanye West advocates for making contracts public so that everyone can understand their implications.

• He wants attorneys to review these contracts to expose exploitative practices.

Backlash against Kanye West

• Despite his wealth, Kanye's power is questioned by those who exploit artists.

• His call for transparency may lead to consequences as powerful entities aim to show him his limitations.

Maintaining Privacy and Independence

This section focuses on maintaining privacy and independence from external influences. The speaker emphasizes the importance of keeping personal matters private and not relying too heavily on government or other authorities.

Importance of Privacy

• Keeping personal matters private reduces vulnerability and potential harm.

• Sharing too much information allows others to exploit weaknesses or hinder progress.

Government as a Parental Figure

• The government is meant to serve its citizens but can also exert control when individuals become dependent on it.

• Relying on external authorities diminishes personal responsibility and self-sufficiency.

Taking Care of Oneself

• Adults should take care of themselves rather than depending on others.

• Personal responsibility leads to independence and self-reliance.

Expectations of Independence

This section highlights the speaker's expectation for individuals to take care of themselves and not rely on others. He shares a personal anecdote about dealing with grown men who expected him to provide for them.

Taking Care of Grown Men

• The speaker emphasizes that adults should be self-sufficient and responsible for their own needs.

• He recounts an experience where he had to set boundaries with grown men who expected him to take care of them.

Personal Responsibility

• Individuals should pay their rent on time without needing constant reminders.

• Depending on others for basic needs is not acceptable in adulthood.

Self-Sufficiency and Government Dependency

In this section, the speaker questions why individuals would want the government to take care of them when they are capable of taking care of themselves.

Emphasis on Self-Sufficiency

• The speaker was raised with the expectation that individuals should be self-sufficient.

• He questions why people would want the government to provide for them instead.

Personal Accountability

• Individuals should feel responsible for their own well-being and not rely solely on external support.

• The speaker encourages listeners to adopt a similar mindset.

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Pursuing Independence and Responsibility

In this section, the speaker shares their personal experience of achieving independence and responsibility at a young age. They emphasize the importance of determination and having a strong mindset.

Achieving Success Without a College Degree

• The speaker got a job at U.S Sprint without a college degree, even though the position required one.

• They were able to secure a well-paying salary position at 19 years old.

• Despite not having formal qualifications, they were able to have financial stability, own an apartment, and have a car.

Determination to Be Responsible

• The speaker was determined to become a responsible adult and not rely on their mother's support.

• They never returned home after leaving their mother's house, even when facing homelessness.

• During a period of being homeless, they found temporary shelter in an open clubhouse and used gym facilities for hygiene purposes.

Having a Strong Mindset

• The speaker emphasizes the need for a strong mindset and not relying on backup plans or safety nets.

• They compare it to being like a trapeze artist without a safety net, where focus and concentration are crucial.

• Declaring goals to the universe with conviction is essential for success.

Overcoming Challenges

• Despite facing challenges such as homelessness and losing everything after being released from jail, the speaker remained determined.

• They refused to go back home and kept pushing towards their goals.

• Meeting someone unexpectedly in the mall led to an opportunity that helped them get back on their feet.

Having Hope for Great Things

In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of having hope for great things despite uncertainty about what tomorrow may bring. They encourage maintaining faith in better opportunities.

Embracing Uncertainty

• None of us know what the future holds, but it is crucial to maintain hope for great things.

• Even if something doesn't work out as planned, it's important to believe that something better is coming.

Having Faith and Gratitude

• The speaker emphasizes the need for faith and gratitude in challenging times.

• They express gratitude towards someone who helped them during a difficult period.

• Opportunities can arise unexpectedly, and as long as one wakes up each day, there is a chance for positive change.

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Understanding the Value of Denials

The speaker discusses the importance of being denied in certain situations and how it can lead to better opportunities.

Realizing the Benefits of Denials

• Being denied multiple times can help individuals appreciate the value of what they eventually receive.

• It allows individuals to reflect on past rejections and be grateful for not getting what they initially wanted.

• The speaker emphasizes the concept of gratitude and encourages listeners to be thankful for their current circumstances.

Expressing Gratitude and Feedback

The speaker expresses gratitude towards the person they are speaking with and provides feedback on a course they took.

Thankfulness for Course Content

• The speaker thanks the person for their website content, specifically mentioning a course on business trust that was beneficial.

• They express appreciation for the valuable information provided in the course and mention plans to have it back up soon.

Trust Administration Course Discussion

The conversation shifts towards discussing a trust administration course and creating trustees.

Importance of Trustee Training

• The speaker mentions their intention to teach a trust administration course, emphasizing the need for trained trustees.

• They highlight that unincorporated business organizations require trustworthy individuals who are knowledgeable about administering trusts.

• Comparisons are made with prominent families like the Rockefellers and Rothschilds, who have dedicated private universities to train their trustees.

Commitment to Learning Trust Administration

The speaker expresses their commitment to learning trust administration and becoming one of the trustees.

Determination to Learn Trust Administration

• The speaker assures that they are working diligently on acquiring knowledge in trust administration.

• They mention being in a focused and thorough mode, striving to complete all necessary tasks by the end of the week.

Making Positive Changes

The speaker discusses making changes in their life, including moving to a new city and refreshing their energy.

Embracing Change for Personal Growth

• The speaker shares their decision to move to a new city as a means of reinventing themselves and changing stagnant energy.

• They emphasize the importance of exploring new environments, meeting new people, and embracing personal growth opportunities.

Late Discovery of Valuable Information

The speaker expresses gratitude for discovering valuable information but regrets not finding it earlier in life.

Appreciating Valuable Information

• The speaker acknowledges the impact that this newfound information has had on them.

• They express frustration at not having discovered it earlier in life, feeling that they could have benefited from it during their younger years.

Lack of Guidance and Learning Opportunities

The conversation focuses on the lack of guidance and learning opportunities during youth.

Limited Guidance During Youth

• The speaker reflects on their younger years, mentioning the absence of proper guidance.

• They highlight the importance of having mentors or guides who can provide direction and support for young individuals.

Discovering Information through Challenges

The discussion centers around how some individuals only seek out valuable information when faced with challenges or problems.

Seeking Information through Problems

• The speaker notes that many people only become interested in valuable information when they encounter difficulties or require assistance.

• They mention examples such as foreclosure, child protective services issues, child support problems, criminal cases, or traffic tickets prompting individuals to seek help and discover this information.

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Angela Stark's Talk Shoe

The speaker encourages the audience to visit Angela Stark's Talk Shoe website, where they can find a wealth of information from various guest speakers.

Guest Speakers and Their Topics

• Angela Stark has a private audio website called Talk Shoe.

• The website features guest speakers who cover various topics.

• The speaker recommends listening to audios by Howard Griswold, Tammy Pepper, Rob Ryder, Paul Andrew Mitchell, Jon Stewart, David Clarence, Douglas Riddle, Eugene Cameron Fred Franco Collins, Gene Keating, Charles Stewart, Alfred Addis, Ken W., and others.

• These individuals provide valuable insights and information on different subjects such as discharging debt using money orders and understanding the legal system.

• Angela Stark is referred to as the "Godmother" of this community due to her interviews with these gurus.

Notable Speakers

• Dean Clifford is mentioned for his perspective on the importance of status rather than just one's name.

• Alfred Addis is praised for his comprehensive website that includes information on creditors and their bonds.

• Paul Andrew Mitchell gained attention when he sued the state of California for attorneys practicing law without a license. He was forced to move from California to Washington due to legal issues.

Other Mentioned Speakers

• Sam Davis

• David Andrew

• Tammy Peppermint

• Kurt Collenbach

• Mark Stevens (author of "Adventures in Legal Land")

"Adventures in Legal Land" by Mark Stevens

The speaker introduces Mark Stevens' book titled "Adventures in Legal Land," which offers a unique perspective on law and politics.

• "Adventures in Legal Land" by Mark Stevens is described as a controversial, informative, and entertaining book.

• The book aims to shed light on what may be wrong with the world and how it relates to law and politics.

• It is suggested that reading this book may change one's perspective on these subjects.

Learning from Others

The speaker discusses the value of learning from different sources, including YouTube channels and books. They mention a specific author who was the vice president of a bank and shared insights on how banks make loans. The speaker emphasizes the importance of becoming knowledgeable enough to pursue independent research.

Learning from YouTube Channels and Books

• It is beneficial to listen to different individuals on YouTube channels to learn.

• The speaker mentions an author who was a former vice president of a bank and provided valuable insights in an anonymous interview.

• They recommend reading books by Thomas Schaef, a CPA who audited banks and had his license taken away.

• The speaker appreciates authors like Schaef who have a deep understanding of topics such as the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code).

Importance of Independent Research

The speaker highlights the significance of conducting independent research and studying various subjects related to their field. They emphasize that acquiring knowledge takes time and effort.

Studying Different Subjects

• To gain comprehensive knowledge, one needs to study accounting, commercial law (UCC), rules, and other relevant areas.

• The speaker personally invested years in studying these subjects.

• They acknowledge that no single person can cover all aspects of this expansive field.

Encouraging Individual Exploration

The speaker aims to empower listeners by encouraging them to become knowledgeable enough to explore their own paths. They stress the importance of personal growth through self-directed learning.

Fostering Independence in Learning

• The goal is for listeners to reach a point where they feel compelled to embark on their own journey of exploration.

• Personal growth comes from surviving challenges and acquiring knowledge from various sources.

• Different researchers are needed to investigate different areas of information, as no one person can cover everything.

• The speaker built their education by studying the work of others and conducting their own research.

Experience and Repetition

The speaker reflects on their years of experience in answering questions from callers on their radio show. They address common misconceptions about their knowledge and emphasize the importance of providing accurate information.

Years of Experience

• The speaker has been answering questions on their radio show for a long time, accumulating extensive experience.

• They have encountered numerous questions repeatedly, despite some callers assuming they are the first to ask them.

• People have tried to challenge or embarrass the speaker, but they remain confident in their knowledge and expertise.

Avoiding Misinformation and Legal Troubles

The speaker emphasizes the importance of receiving accurate information to avoid legal issues. They caution against approaching this field as a get-rich-quick scheme and stress the need for proper understanding and adherence to regulations.

Importance of Accurate Information

• Incorrect information can lead to legal trouble, such as attempting to deposit negotiable instruments with routing numbers or making unauthorized transactions.

• This field is not a get-rich-quick scheme; it requires a thorough understanding of its principles.

• The speaker teaches listeners the correct way to approach this subject matter, emphasizing compliance with regulations.

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The Importance of Communication Skills

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of effective communication skills and how it relates to one's ability to convey their message properly.

Training Your Mind and Mouth

• It is crucial to train oneself to stop using certain phrases or expressions that may be detrimental to effective communication.

• Developing proper speaking habits is essential before attempting to engage in meaningful conversations.

• The speaker highlights the significance of having a clear mindset when communicating, as anything said can potentially be used against you.

Exploring Law Libraries

This section discusses the benefits of visiting law libraries and exploring legal resources for educational purposes.

Discovering Legal Resources

• Initially, law books may seem overwhelming and difficult to understand, but with time and exploration, they become more interesting.

• Law libraries contain various resources such as trust agreements, denture agreements, forms, pleadings books, etc.

• Different states have different law libraries with varying levels of accessibility and quality. For example, Pasadena Law Library in California is known for its beauty and attracts many judges.

• The speaker encourages individuals to visit law libraries when traveling or attending estate sales where older people often have extensive legal libraries.

Exploring Different Law Libraries

This section focuses on specific locations with notable law libraries and suggests ways to stumble upon valuable reference materials.

Notable Law Libraries

• California has several law libraries that serve as hangout spots for individuals interested in legal matters.

• Other states like Georgia are currently experiencing a decline in available resources.

• Cities such as Chicago and Los Angeles have large law libraries but may not offer the same aesthetic appeal as others.

• The speaker recommends exploring colleges' law sections and attending estate sales, as older individuals often possess valuable legal dictionaries and reference books.

Seminars and Audience Experience

This section discusses the speaker's experience conducting seminars and the positive response received from audiences.

Live Seminars

• The speaker recently conducted a seminar in Ashland, Oregon, and has plans for another one in Houston, Texas.

• There is interest from people in Florida as well, but the speaker expresses a desire to visit the Northeast region.

• The first seminar conducted by the speaker was in Maryland, where they realized their popularity when greeted by a large audience at a church venue.

• The Northeast region (Maryland, New Jersey, New York, DC) holds significance for the speaker due to their initial audience reception there.

Tri-State Area Audience

This section highlights the speaker's early experiences with seminars in the tri-state area (Maryland, New Jersey, New York).

Early Seminar Experiences

• The first seminar conducted by the speaker took place in Maryland and marked their realization of popularity.

• The tri-state area (Maryland, New Jersey, New York) had a significant presence during these early seminars.

• The speaker recalls being amazed by the number of people who attended these seminars and their enthusiasm for listening to them speak about legal matters.

Conclusion and Next Steps

The speaker expresses gratitude for the information shared and offers to come back if needed. They mention looking forward to the next session.

Registering for Classes

• The speaker briefly mentions that they will show how to register for classes.

• Classes can be found on the classroom platform.

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