837 sats \ 15 replies \ @Lux 7 Dec 2023 \ on: Stacker Saloon
A trust is defined as "A legal relationship in which one party holds a title to property while another party has the entitlement to the beneficial use of that property." Essentially sort of a glorified contract. Trusts ARE AMAZING and have a lot of interesting things you can learn about, but for the sake of this post we will only cover the two major elements only: trustee and beneficiary.
The trustee is the one who is basically working to keep the trust working and going, whereas the beneficiary simply benefits from the exchange and does not have a direct hand in the operations of the trust.
ALL ACTIONS IN LIFE ARE TECHNICALLY TRUST ACTIONS... EVERY SECOND OF EVERY DAY. BY YOU READING THIS POST, I AM THE TRUSTEE AND YOU ARE THE BENEFICIARY: MY JOB IS TO ENSURE YOU ARE GOING TO BENEFIT GREATLY BY READING IT AND I NEED TO FIX IT IF YOU AREN'T.
So, for example, when you have an encounter with a police officer, because they are the "public servant," then they are the trustee and you are the beneficiary... Their responsibility is to “serve and protect,” but the problem is that it often doesn’t quite go that way.
All court cases, all interactions with other humans, all letters or communication are ALL trust actions. All of life is a series of trust actions. Someone is always the trustee and another is always the beneficiary... and if that LAW OF GOD is violated at any point then that particular interaction will fall apart in flames.
A "reverse trust scam" is when someone like a judge or police officer act as though YOU are the trustee and they are the beneficiary...
Source: https://onestupidfuck.com/state-national-theory
when someone like a judge or police officer act as though YOU are the trustee and they are the beneficiary...
Exactly that they tried to do with me in a court room.
But I asked the important question and in the end I was the one controlling the whole room
this image really happen, except the costume
But yes, I was also prepared with my own trust papers... in case they will be more "aggressive"... but wasn't necessary anymore. They knew that I will win and they closed the case and left the room.
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But yes, I was also prepared with my own trust papers...
how?
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do I really have to say that phrase?
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what's that? 👀
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It's all in my guides, but yeah somebody have to do his homework like @Lux did it... and pay attention to the details in those guides.
It's all in there:
https://darthcoin.substack.com/p/natural-law-and-bitcoin
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hmmm, didn't come to my mind somewhere mentioned how to prepare your own trust.
but yeah somebody have to do his homework like @Lux did it
will do!
"Legal conventions since Roman times mandate that living people must be described or denoted in all small letter names. Under Roman Civil Law they only lose that status when they become debtors, at which point a free man partially loses his status and is named using upper and lower case style conventions. Slaves are named using all capital letters." -Anna Von Reitz in the book Disclosure 101
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Yes it's called Capital Deminutio, minima, media and maxima. it'll be a pill, you're givig me ideas
ALL ACTIONS IN LIFE ARE TECHNICALLY TRUST ACTIONS... EVERY SECOND OF EVERY DAY. BY YOU READING THIS POST, I AM THE TRUSTEE AND YOU ARE THE BENEFICIARY: MY JOB IS TO ENSURE YOU ARE GOING TO BENEFIT GREATLY BY READING IT AND I NEED TO FIX IT IF YOU AREN'T.
interesting way to put it.
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