Breaking Free: How Your Name Became a Corporate Asset

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Ever wonder why it feels like you're working to benefit someone else's interests? This eye-opening discourse reveals a startling truth: "You are the business." From the moment you flip on a light switch or pay rent, you're generating revenue within a system designed to profit from your existence.

The speaker delves into the legal definition of the United States as a federal corporation, explaining how people operate as corporate property within the public sector. This revelation illuminates why understanding nationality and legal identity is crucial, particularly for Black Americans seeking to restore their rights. By distinguishing between "people" (protected by constitutional rights) and "persons" (subject to legal charges), the conversation exposes the linguistic mechanisms that shape our relationship with governmental structures.

Like a master class in financial independence, the episode outlines specific strategies for protecting assets and building family wealth. From unincorporated associations and various trust vehicles to offshore solutions in jurisdictions like Dubai and the Cook Islands, listeners receive actionable insights for transforming personal identities into business entities. The speaker shares their own experience establishing a family business with purposeful bylaws covering property management, legacy preservation, and resource allocation – all designed to provide tax advantages while preserving family assets for generations. By understanding the critical distinction between public and private sectors, you'll discover how to shift from playing by someone else's rules to writing your own.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Peace and love, peace and love, peace and love.
I'm out here smoking on thatAmish weed you hear me that
Amish chronic bud, I guaranteeit.
We out in the country, out inthe farmhouse, smoking that good
old Amish by it.
But peace and love, peace andlove.

(00:36):
How's everybody feeling?
You have to know you are thebusiness, you are the business.
You are the business.
You're working for your name.
That's your legacy.
Look at what the system hasdone.
Everything you do, everythingyou do, they get paid.

(00:58):
From the moment you rise up andstart your day, light switch,
turn the water on, flush thetoilet they're getting paid.
You're paying rent taxes,whatever the fuck it may be,
mortgages, Property taxesthey're getting paid off.
You that's families you'repaying.
What is the government?

(01:20):
The government is privatefamilies because you are the
business.
28 USC 3002, substitution 15ANow, this is law doubt.
United States means federalcorporation, so when you're
operating in the public sector,you're their property.
Black people should know this bynow.
Shout out to my melanatedbrothers and those who have a
nationality.
I understand that nationalityis the order.

(01:41):
At the end of the day, in orderto restore your rights, you
must have a nationality.
That's your first connection toyour maker by declaring what
set you repping.
What do you represent?
If you're from Illinois, youcould be an Illinoisian.
That's a nationality.
If you're from China, you'reChinese.
Black is not a nationality,it's an adjective, it's a
construct that control you.

(02:02):
In law, black and white issomething they control, ain't
nobody black.
Black means the bleach.
Black means pale Black andbleach is the same motherfucking
word, but a lot of people ain'tready for that.
Drop some fire emojis.
If you understand what I'm justsaying, let me know what city
you tapped in from.
I need to know that.

(02:22):
Y'all follow me.
People and people in person aretwo different things.
In law as well.
We, the people.
That's who's protected.
A person can be committed andcharged with a crime.
You understand People in person, two different fucking words
that we misconstrued when wedealing with this corporate
construct called the government.

(02:43):
Public housing that's government.
So the government owns you.
Public assistance you just tookmoney from the government.
Where are they getting thismoney from?
They're getting it from you.
This is why it's important tounderstand, overstand a family

(03:09):
trust or a family legacy.
I don't even like to use thefamily word, because family
means servant.
We can say clan, we can saytribe, a nation, a ministry, an
association.
You know Family means house,servant, so whose house are you

(03:36):
serving?
But you have to have your unittogether.
You got to have your tribetogether.
You have to, it's a must.
A lot of people are so confused.
Your name is the business.
So when you understand this,just think about a record label,
because the government isnothing than a record label.
Whatever is on the record iswhat goes.
You got contracts.

(03:58):
They live in a contract world.
Everything is contractual.
You're coming through the world.
Your mom knew you was on theway when she had them
contractual.
You're coming through the world.
Your mom knew you was on theway when she had them.
Contractions, you understand.
So everything's a contract.
The birth certificate is acontract.
It proves who your maker is.
It proves who your maker is.
So who's your maker?

(04:21):
We live in that type of world.
A property, an ownership Okay,so it's owned.
We live in that type of worldof property and ownership OK, so
it's all.
Nothing control everything.
So we utilize entities.
We utilize unincorporatedassociations.
508 C1A, ministry Trust.
We utilize non-grantor trust,spendthrift Trust we utilize.

(04:42):
There's a lot of trust we evenuse.
Utilize living trust underSouth Dakota there's a lot of
trusts.
We even use, utilize LivingTrust under South Dakota.
There's a lot of differentthings that maneuver this.
We use holding companies, weuse parent companies.
There's a difference between aholding company and a parent
company.
These are things you need tounderstand.
But starting off, starting off,I'm talking about overseas
holding companies, overseastrusts.
Alright, dubai is a great place.

(05:03):
Cook Islands is another.
We have connections in CookIslands.
We can get it set up for$12,000.
Gets you gathered from A to Z.
Cook Islands, bahamas, you know.
The Caribbeans, you know.
Look where the most yachts areregistered.
Look at things like that forasset protection.

(05:23):
But at the end of the day,where the bull is down to is
making your name the business.
All right, we're back.
It said it paused because ofconnectivity or something.
But having everything under yourname as a business, having it
under a, a record label or afamily foundation, a family
business, you gotta understandthe social is a slave, the ein

(05:44):
is the master.
So that's how you maneuver.
You can't create EINs without asocial attached but
unincorporated association.
You're going to be straightwhen you're attaching anything,
whether you got the EIN with asocial or not.
That's just some sauce for youguys, because government can't
interfere with a privatecontract Article 1, section 10,.
You need to learn how to createyour own contracts, how to

(06:06):
create your own bylaws.
There's some game for you rightthere.
If you got LLC's, having thecorrect operating agreements
established, charging orderprotection established,
indemnity established.
Hold harmless.
Established non-disclosureagreements established for the
bank and your members and yourboard members.
Hold harmless.

(06:26):
Established Non-disclosureagreements established For the
bank and your members and yourboard members, family members.
Now, how can you be part of thisfamily legacy?
Let me read something to y'all.
I'm going to read y'all one ofmine.
You know this is a milliondollars worth of gain.
Truthfully, this is free gamefor y'all Y'all.

(07:21):
My wifey, with both of ourfamilies and children, we
created a business together thattakes care of our children and
future legacies.
It also takes care of us.
We're not even going to actlike it doesn't.
I'm not going to give you thenames.
I don't need y'all looking myshit up.
I'm going to give y'all some ofthe game.

(07:42):
When we were setting it up andwe opened up the bank account,
she was like I've never seenthis.

(08:17):
This is the purpose of thebusiness.
This is the purpose of the past.
Through entity, we're organizedfor the following purposes
Property management this is key.
Right here, you must have yourown property management business
established for your family,and this is to manage and

(08:37):
maintain residential andcommercial properties, ensuring
their upkeep and valueenhancement for the family.
Upkeep and value enhancementfor the family.
Financial management must haveyour own financial management
established for the family, yourfinancial management business
To manage financial assets ofthe families, including
investment management, budgetingand accounting.
Family affairs coordination Tofacilitate communication and

(09:03):
coordination among familymembers regarding family events,
decisions and legacyinitiatives, fostering unity and
collaboration.
Preservation of the legacy Topromote and preserve the
heritage and legacy of thefamilies through educational
initiatives, community outreachand family reunions.
Legal compliance to ensure thatall property and family affairs

(09:26):
comply with applicable laws andregulations, safeguarding the
interests of family members andproperties.
Resource allocations, includingsupport for education, health
care and other essentialservices.
And these purposes aim toenhance the well-being of the
families while preserving thelegacy for future generations.
And that's all you need toestablish to be tax-free.

(09:49):
Establish to come through thisworld, creating family
businesses where you cannot betaxed, where everything you do
you get deductions and taxcredits.
It pays the family to have abetter education.
It pays the family to havebetter healthcare.
So this is why we donate tohospitals.
Yes, every family.

(10:10):
You should have a.
So this is why we donate tohospitals.
Yes, every family.
You should have a familybusiness or a family trust
donating to hospitals so you canget private practice instead of
them public practicing on yourass.
But a lot of people don'tunderstand that.
Okay, they don't understand thepublic and the private sectors.
You've got to understand.
The private sector is part ofthe economy that the government
cannot control, and the publicsector is part of the economy
that the government cannotcontrol.
And the public sector is partof the economy that the

(10:30):
government does control.
That goes back to publicdefenders, public housing.
You know it's called privatepractice for a reason.
You do this in law and you dothis in healthcare, and a lot of
people don't understand thisshit.
They don't even understand whatan agent is.
In law, agents are only onesthat can deal with securities.
If they're a special agent,they can deal with your

(10:54):
securities.
That's law.
That's banking for you.
A lot of people don'tunderstand that.
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(11:17):
I gave y'all a lot of gametoday.
For those who can see, may youreyes see.
For those who can hear, mayyour ears hear.
Much peace and love.