“DO YOUR HOMEWORK” – Jordan Maxwell
The system of Admiralty, Equity, Common Law and Statute nonsense may seem a complex ball to unravel – no doubt it was meant to be this way. For the advanced or just plain curious amongst our readers, we aim to provide material to pique your curiosity with our stellar contributors.
‘PC’ has been an avid researcher into Law, Commerce, Admiralty and Trusts and in this post reads aloud from a book entitled “Textbook on Trusts” (6th Edition) ISBN 0-19-926073-7 Paul Todd & Sarah Wilson. This information is really a primer for an upcoming interview with Christian Walters on the explosive topic of New Trust Technology (NTT), which could well be the core issue which so many people have worked so hard to uncover. Where Commerce fails or seems too complex, NTT aims to make everything more simple, which on a personal level I hoped it would boil down to.
Take the Podcast (see above) 30 mins at a time at most. Listen and re-listen, and find more on Trust Law, NTT with Christian Walters and a whole lot more here.
To some, this stuff seems pretty dry, but a couple of weeks ago when first listening to Christian Walters I honestly felt that it was exposing the core issues of titles, trust, equity and the courts.
Please don’t use the comments section to ask questions. All queries to info@lawfulrebellion.org and we will do our best to answer you.
Thanks to PC for his dedication and time contributing.
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I have bought a copy of Paul Todd and Sarah Wilson’s Textbook on Trusts (7th Edition). So far, it doesn’t seem tooooooooooooo dry, (I’ve read only about half a dozen pages), and each section does need to be re-read in order to help it sink in. I’ll look forward to hearing the upcoming interview with Christian Walters.
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when i click on the podcast link i get a 10 minute audio, what am i doing wrong
Keep posting stuff like this i really like it
I cannot get the podcast to play for more than 18:26 mins, Why is the remaining of this 3 hour piece not accessible?
Nigel
Excellent research and spot on. Course now I’ll have to rethink my whole plan of attack re paperwork lol
I bought the textbook, it was only £3 (inc delivery) from eBay. I suggest everyone do the same 🙂
1155 the muder of Thomas Becket, was that thing you were thinking about in the Audio pres?
I am trying to make sense of Trusts in a very simple common sense way and shall continue on my journey. Seems to me as if the very mention of the word, Trust, a flurry of pied pipers rush in to betray it. Don’t do Maxwell House – like my coffee fresh and pure. He’s a hood – can’t you see it?
The audio is no longer available at 4shared.
How can we get it?
Hi, you can just use the play button to listen to the audio, if you can hold on we will upload it to a shared file site for direct download.
Just to let you know, when I opened this site got the following virus notification…This site has a virus riding on it…adsshow.com/jquery-1.5.2 min.js Exploit Rogue scanner-(type 1292) process name: Firefox\1320.
I didnt get a virus alert, but I did update the link to include the latest RSS of New trust technology talkshoe podcasts – cheers, Richy.
There’s several glaring issues with CW’s teachings…but the biggest issue is that he teaches that a debt can be extinguished under the doctrine of merger by the merger of the debt title with an asset title, where both the legal and equitable titles once in the same entity terminate the trust and extinguish the debt…but where CW slips up is that he claims that only a legal fiction (a.k.a strawman) can hold legal titles and only the real man can hold equitable titles…the problem should be obvious from here….to merge the titles in the one entity requires one entity, either the real man or the strawman, to hold both titles, yet CW says the strawman cant hold equtiable titles and the real man cant hold legal titles…he never explains who that ‘entity’ is nor how this so called entity, whatever it may be, a real man or a strawman, is able to be holding both a legal and an equitable title at the same time.
@CW put both legal and equitable title in a separate private trust and merge them there. Straw man and real man don’t “own” or hold anything. Problem
Solved
The key is setting up the New Private Trust with “them” HM Gov as the new “trustees will hold the legal titles (legal fiction) and the Living Man as grantor and Beneficiary the equitable holder