Money Moves: Accessing Your Treasury Direct Account

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Dive deep into the hidden world of Treasury Direct Accounts and discover how to access the securities and bonds created through your identity that you never knew existed. Don Kalam pulls back the curtain on the fundamental distinction between operating in the public sector versus the private sector, revealing why understanding this difference is the key to financial sovereignty.

The journey begins with status correction – a process that updates your political standing and removes you from the presumptions of being a U.S. citizen in the public system. As Don explains, "Private families create the government," not the other way around, and reclaiming your private status is essential before attempting to access your Treasury Direct Account.

Through detailed explanations of CUSIP numbers, securitization audits, and the proper establishment of trust and brokerage accounts, Don demonstrates how securities connected to your Social Security number can be identified and claimed. Rather than attempting to discharge debts (which Don strongly warns against), he advocates for a sophisticated approach to wealth building: making your name a business.

"Your whole life is a deductible," Don emphasizes, sharing how business expenses, stipends, and fringe benefits can generate substantial tax credits – up to $250,000 annually and $2.5 million over five years. This strategy transforms everyday expenses into business deductions while operating honorably within the system.

Ready to transform your financial understanding and access resources you never knew you had? This episode provides the roadmap to operate as a private citizen and take control of the securities and bonds created through your identity. Don't miss these game-changing insights that wealthy families have used for generations.

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Speaker 1 (00:20):
Peace and love, peace and love.
How's everybody feeling?

Speaker 2 (00:26):
What's up, Don?
Peace and love.
Hey, what's?

Speaker 1 (00:30):
good, what's good?

Speaker 2 (00:32):
Big down.
What's up, man?

Speaker 1 (00:33):
I got a couple of penthouses.
You hear me I be Airbnb-ingthese bitches out.
But a lot of people, I do shit.
I got side hustles, y'all.
I got side hustles.
I'm giving one to a honey.
You hear me she says she comingin, she flying in.
So I got the keys for you baby,but what's up?
Y'all man.
So look, I didn't know they'regoing to be lighting fireworks

(00:58):
off and shit.
So we will be interrupted.
Trevor's just playing MichaelJackson beat it.

Speaker 2 (01:05):
Yo, it's lit over here in the Bronx.
They be having those for days.

Speaker 1 (01:11):
I'm in a private location, but it's lit out this
month like it's too.
But I just got back from theWest Coast.
That shit, was it kind ofdrained me, though, for real, I
was on the West Coast, y'all.
I was in downtown LA, I was onthe West Coast, y'all.
I was in downtown LA, I was inRiverside and I was in Las Vegas
.
Maybe I'll pull up.

(01:34):
That's what it's all aboutGetting that paper.

Speaker 2 (01:43):
Soon, you're going to be down here in New York.

Speaker 1 (01:46):
Hello, I'm supposed to be back there in May, but I
didn't pull back.

Speaker 2 (01:50):
Medication for you Hi .

Speaker 1 (01:54):
Y'all pay me, I'll pull up though.

Speaker 2 (01:57):
That's what I'm talking about.
Send the invoice, y'all, pay me, I'll pull up.
I've been trying to get you.
I don't know what you'retalking about.

Speaker 1 (02:06):
I got a trustee man.

Speaker 2 (02:07):
We'll pull up.
I'm talking about a boardmember.
Have a good night okay.

Speaker 1 (02:14):
We'll pull up.
You can call the board member.

Speaker 2 (02:17):
I'll pull up Don Don, stop Don.
Look at the DM Don.

Speaker 1 (02:25):
Drop that paper, I'll pull the fuck up.

Speaker 2 (02:28):
Yo Don stop it, don I'll pull up.
Send that invoice right now.
What's up?
I'll get you tomorrow down here.

Speaker 1 (02:38):
Tell me what's good, man, we'll talk about it.
Man, we'll talk about it.
I shouldn't even be droppingthis game.
A lot of y'all not going to getit.
A lot of y'all might I don'tknow.
This shit's easy thoughTreasury direct account, but
look, when you use the social,you're already using that

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motherfucker.
That's what a lot of peopledon't understand.
What do I do with my Fidelitycard?
Y'all got Fidelity accounts.
I do.
I got the Fidelity.
You be using it.
Yeah, I'm showing y'all numbersand shit.

Speaker 2 (03:19):
I'm high y'all.

Speaker 1 (03:23):
Hey, hey, y'all ain't got a lot of info.
Anyways, it's all good.

Speaker 2 (03:28):
My card ain't gold like yours, though.
What's up?
I said my card ain't gold likeyours.

Speaker 1 (03:34):
I gotta go get work done.
The trust is gold.
Yeah, mine is a trust too.
Oh, they gave you a green one.
Yeah, you going to jail.
That's what that means.

Speaker 2 (03:47):
Go ahead and log off.
Man, you got me over hereknocking on wood and shit man,
Stop playing.

Speaker 1 (03:57):
Hey, hey, you better rebuke the affidavit.
That's all I'm saying.
You better rebuke that shit.
By the way, this soda has 30calories.
My chunky ass is doing thehealthy shit.
You hear me?
This shit got 30 calories.
I be going to Whole Foods andSprouts now when y'all gonna

(04:19):
open something up.
You hear me.
But look, so if y'all go in theclassroom, I did add let me get
there.
I'm going to go straight fromthe book, though.
That's the old school way.
Well, look, I'm going to keepit 100 with you.

(04:41):
I done seen a lot of freebiesclaims.
I done seen a lot of freebiesclaims.
I done seen a lot ofmotherfuckers.
That's when they be hitting meup.
I don't know whose advice theytook, because the treasury will
fucking send you some shit andsay, hey, keep playing with us.
But it's easy to set up just aregular TDA account.

(05:04):
You just go to the websitestraight up.
You open up a new account.
I'm going to start right here.
I'm going to start right here,but a lot of y'all don't
understand bonds and securities.
So what I suggest to y'all?
Y'all fucking buy some.

(05:25):
But if you're trying to claimsomething and send it in your
account, you need to queue somenumbers.
That's when you got to tracethat shit.
That's when you get asecuritization out of it.
I don't know if any of y'allgot any yet, though and you want
to do that by the paperweight.
You don't want to do that shitonline.
But that by the paperweight,you don't want to do that shit

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online.
But there's keys to settingthis shit up, and that's what
we're going to go over.
But one thing I want y'all toover understand is a trust
account.
When I set mine up withFidelity or any trust account it
could be Chase, wells Fargo,because you have to have an
account to set this up, and thenI like having shit attached to

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like companies.
I always like to use businesses.
So I just want to throw outthere, because these are
personal accounts, but I like touse businesses because I'm
going to show you all thedefinition of something, why I
always push holding companies.

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A holding company is a companywhose primary business is a
holding, a controlling interestin the securities.
So you ain't even got.
We just controlling theinterests, the securities.
So you ain't even got.
We just controlling theinterest of security.
That's all they.
That's how I look at the UnitedStates as as a holding company.
You don't follow me so far.
How many people already got aTDA account?

(07:04):
No, I never just came in andtried to open one up.
I got one, all right.
So this shit was easy, right,yeah, that part was easy.
Anything after that was allover the place.
You got to learn how to buysecurities, so you got to have
an account that's established tomove securities.

(07:27):
So that's why I saw you're anaudit company.
Make sense, we there.
Let me get back to the school.
Let's get back to the book,cause first you want your status
updated.
There's a lot of shit.
Get back to the schools.

(07:51):
No, I should get this book.

Speaker 2 (08:13):
It's out there.
Okay, open your mouth for yourmorphine.
Okay.

Speaker 1 (08:21):
I'm all finna pay.
Let me read everybody.

Speaker 2 (08:23):
Pass it.

Speaker 1 (08:31):
Thank you.
Sound like she getting thisknowledge in at the dinner table
.
So look, this is declaration ofstatus is important because
this is going to update you inthe political system and
everything that I push as far aswhich I don't get paid by, but

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my status select, that paperworkworks.
You can send this off.
You need to do all this beforeyou start setting up your
Treasury Direct account.
This is public versus private.
This is the private side.
Everything is right here.
I got this copy and pasted, butthis stuff is in the school too
.
So this is my status correction.

(09:14):
This was the flag I created.
We're getting rid of the planes.
We're getting rid of the boxes.
We overstand all that shit.
That's the Red Cross.
There's symbolism behind allthat shit.
That's the red cross.
There's symbolism behind allthat shit.
But basically, at the end of theday, this is opting me out the
system, giving me my own powerof attorney in fact.

(09:36):
All right, my status, mydeclaration of status, power of
attorney, in fact.
And then you want to be foreignto the system as well, with the
W-A-B-E-N.
So this is going to update yournationality, whatever you may
be.
I don't say I don't use Indianwith that, that's just, I guess,

(10:02):
an example.
I don't use the word Indian atall.
I don't use the word Indian atall.
I don't use the word native atall either, but mine was white
Choctaw.
Whatever it may be, it'sputting you as a private citizen
and a non-taxpayer, alrightback at a natural person status.

(10:23):
And this is.
You're speaking, right, onbehalf of the trust, right, the
Sister K Trust.
We'll let them know.
We're friends, we come in peaceto aid in reducing the public
debt.
These are key words right here.
So this is the first book hebought.

(10:49):
Well, hope you didn't get nofrivolous violence.
Let me make sure I got the AI.
But now I have people come upto me first with the reason why
I studied this, because thisstuff is easy, really.
He said not yet you got to getupdated with everybody, but

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especially the IRS system andthe Treasury, because that's who
you're playing the game with.
All right, but aid in reducingpublic debt and removing the
wounded from the field of battle, let's go.

(11:37):
We come in peace.
We're not US citizens, we'renot residents, we're free
inhabitants.
These are all status corrections.
Alright, I'm not a citizen ofthe United States.
I waive any and all aid andprotection.

(12:04):
I waive any and all aid andprotection.
Those claiming it says righthere, let's read this Arkansas
Confederation identifythemselves as perpetual and
therefore this status isperpetual.
Diplomatic status.
I'm of the following statuseswhich constitute internationally

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protected persons pursuant to18 USC 112, who are immune, not
exempt from federal incometaxation, pursuant to 26 USC 892
.
Those claiming such statusesmust file IRS or other
knowledgeable government agentsfrom WAEXP to claim immunity
from taxation.
I waive any and all aid andprotection of man, woman, man,
statutory national laws andbecome a stateless person

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relative only to the nationalgovernment, pursuant to Newman
Green v Alfonso Lauren, 490 US826 1989.
I'm not as defined by theInternal Revenue Code.
Substitute.
I'm not as defined by theInternal Revenue Code Substitute
.
A Trade or business, franchiseor excise tax, also called

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income tax.
Trade or business is defined in26 USC 7701.
These functions of a publicoffice in the government.
That's keys right there.
Those not engaged are a foreignestate pursuant to 26 USC 7701,
831 C and rebuke followingwithin 30 days if disagree or be
held in the fall estoppel.

(13:32):
And as simple as that, ladiesand gentlemen.
You gotta know how to enforcethese claims.
Well, I would attach my birthcertificate to this and put it
on the county record, the countyrecorder's office.
All right, but put it on andonce it gets filed, you send

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this off to the Treasury, theIRS and here we go.
These are the keys right here.
These are the keys right hereFull protection of safe harbor
and sinking funds.
Provisions for all accounts,proceeds, products, fixtures and
services, such as sell,exchange, buy, invest or

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reinvest any assets or property,whether by possession or
ownership, which may have income, production or non-income
production assets and property.
Open, maintain or close bankaccounts with express provisions
for demand deposits, checks,custodial accounts, term
deposits, saving accounts,certificates of deposit,

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brokerage accounts and othersimilar accounts with depository
and repository and financialinstitutions.
I can keep going, but I don'twant to read all this.
But I want you to see we'll getto it, we'll get to it.

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It's in the trust.
It's all foreign.
It gives you right over yourprivate securities, but you got
to know which ones to grab.
Simple as that.

(15:14):
This is claiming your birthcertificate right here, within
the status correction In goodfaith and credit clause.
This is giving you the rightover the credits.
I don't want to just skip overit.
You know like it's notimportant, but the full faith

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and credit clause Article 4,section 1 of the US Constitution
provides that the variousstates must recognize
legislative acts, public recordand judicial decisions of other
states within the United States.
It states that full faith andcredit shall be given each state
to the public acts, records andjudicial proceedings of every

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other state.
The statute that implements theclause 28 USC 1738 further
specifies that states'preclusion rules should continue
matters originally litigated inthat state.
The full faith and creditclause ensures that judicial
decisions rendered by the courtin one state are recognized and
honored in every other state.

(16:18):
So I attest that not only am Ifamiliar with the facts of
stating the certificate of livebirth attached here too, but I
am the registered owner of saidbirth certificate of title and
the party name is saidcertificate of live birth having
attained the age of majority inthe 18th anniversary of my
birth.
Stating that the party named inthe said birth certificate is
the same party as one of theowners named the certificate of

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title and that thereafter, afterthe registered titles shall
treat said registered owner ashaving attained the age of
majority at a date 18 yearsafter the date birth shown by
said certificate.
And you want to attach yourbirth certificate to this
non-taxpayer affidavit.
And now you're resigning of theagent and agency.

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Resigning of the agent andagency.
A registered agent may resignhis agency appointed by signing
and delivering the Secretary ofState for a filing of statement
of resignation.
The statement may include astatement that the registered
offices also get discontinuedbecause you, as a US citizen,
you took a public office whenyou got the birth certificate,

(17:23):
the ID, the source credit card.
You took a public office whenyou got the birth certificate,
the ID, the source credit card.
You took a public office.
You're a public servant.
Now You're a public employee,so this is helping you resign
from that office.
This is status correction.
This is going to be a foreigntrust.
This is going to be thecertificate of ownership,
certificate of authority.

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This is creating anunincorporated association for
that name.
These are everything that needsto be on file when dealing with
the TDA and the Treasury, whenyou're dealing with your private
securities, when you know whatyou're going for Now affidavit
of pledged collateral securityand the interest of the United

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States government.
Assignment of visionaryinterests with your name, all
capitalized letters.
Your instrument number is goingto be your filing number of
your birth certificate.
All right, and the filingnumber of the birth certificate.
This is how you go aftersecurities and bonds.
You have to have the filingnumber of your birth certificate
.
This is how you go aftersecurities and bonds.
You have to have the followingnumber in your birth certificate
now pledge guaranteed bycollateral, which is you're

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guaranteed by collateral withthe birth certificate.
Under 18 USC 8 obligation of thesecurity, united States defined
have fully assigned thereversionary interest to the
United States government by theway of the district director of
internal revenue and theinterest of the United States
government.
I'm aware of the DistrictDirector of Internal Revenue and
the interest of the UnitedStates government.
I'm aware that the governmentobligation refers to a public

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debt obligation of the UnitedStates government and, of course
, with 31 CFR 2225.2, anobligation whose principal and
interest is unconditionallyguaranteed by the United States
government.
31 USC 3123, payment ofobligations and interest of the
public debt.
In 12 USC 411, issuing toreserve banks in the nature of

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obligation redemption Interestoccurring upon government
obligations pledged to theUnited States by way of district
director of internal revenue,in accordance with this part,
will be remitted to your name.
It should be in business.
Please review 31 US review 31USC 3123 and IRS Manual 5611,

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collateral agreements, so I dowant to throw this out here as
well.
You want your name to be abusiness.
We're doing all this as wellbusiness for doing all this as
well.
I don't really like making myname the trust.
I like making my name a publictrust, which is an LLC.

(19:55):
That is a public trust.
An LLC let me see if I canGoogle this it's a form of a

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public trust and limits yourliability.
The public trust doctrine ofproperty and society.
I'm just when you think of thepublic.
It's public trust.
Anything in the public is aform of public trust.

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All a trust is is a privatecontract.
So these are the agreementsbecause you have to have these
established.
Now, as you see, you'reattaching your birth certificate

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to this status right here andit's going to be under Schedule
A of this trust declaration,which is going to make your name
a business.
You're doing business as thisname, this is assumed DBA.
So this is making your name inthe public or on the private,

(21:28):
like you're letting them know inthe private.
Hey, this is a DBA because youhave the right to do business,
as in America, because peoplekeep saying how do I get away
from the social media network,how do I get away from the
government name, dr Long, quitusing it, quit using it.
It's that simple.

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In America, you have the rightto use whatever name you desire.
So so far, I want you all tounderstand I didn't go through
everything.
I'm skimming through thisbecause this is a lot, but you
have to understand where I'mtaking you.
In the private first,everything is done in the

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private and then, when you'reclaiming just certain securities
, you have to understand thesesecurities are.
They get bundled together.
So you do have a stake in theclaim, but you're going to have
to learn how to get the QSIPnumbers.
And you know, everybody shouldknow my gosh, sean, or whatever
You're going to need, that I'mdealing with it, all right.

(22:35):
And then this book will makesense because it gives you all
the forms.
Alright, we're going to gothrough that, we're going to go
through all the forms becauseit's really not rocket science.
And then we got Chad GPT.
Chad GPT will tell you whateveryou need to know Really, really

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, told y'all, that's thefireworks, that's the fireworks,
that's you, that's you and Bobthey showing them off y'all.

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I mean it's time to get that bag.
Yes, john can help find Q-sipsin court cases.
I sue them, though.
In court cases.
When we do court cases, youtrace the audits.
They sign the affidavit for yousaying they did all that for
you and then you sue them withthat information.

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I hope that makes sense for youand then you sue them with that
information.
I hope that makes sense.
Like the Securitization Audit isan audit process conducted to

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uncover any discrepancies orviolations in a securitized
financial transactionSecuritization process.
Securitization as a financialprocess involves the pulling of
various financial assets loansor leases into bundled
securities, so only a portion ofit is even due to you.
All right, but you'll be ableto see with the securitization

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audit what's due to you so youcan claim that.
All right With the treasury andthis is it right here.
This is his website.
I'll put this in the chat rightnow.

(25:13):
You just tell him Don Kalamsends you, you can get a special
deal.
I promise I wouldn't shit youif you was my favorite turd.

(25:34):
Well, what I like is you get anaffidavit signed affidavit.
You see this.
They sign an affidavit, signedaffidavit.
You see this.
They sign the affidavits foryou so you can use it right in
court.
There you go, you see thisright here.
You see the QSIP number.
That's what you need to get tosecurities.

(25:54):
So look, let's see what Googlesays A unique identification
number assigned to stocks andregistered bonds in the United

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States and Canada.
A Q-SIP number is a series ofletters and numbers used to
identify certain securitiesfacilities, trading and
settlements.
Hold on, I know you're all hereto fireworks Boy.
That means I'm lit Houston.
Numbers are used to create aconcrete distinction between

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financial securities that aretraded on public markets,
including equity, debt,derivatives and others.
These numbers help facilitatetrading settlements by providing
a constant identifier to helpdistinguish the securities
within a trade.
So this is how you can claimwhat's due to you by getting the
audits Without this information, without proving that it's due

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to you, and it's traced to yoursocial security number, it's
traced to your account orwhatever it may be.
You have no proof.
So this is how I'm coming.
Just thought I'd throw that outthere, because y'all acting
like what's going on.
Dog, I'm trying to claimsecurities and bonds and I

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created them myself.
What about the shit that'screated in the public market?
This is a trustee word righthere.
That's between public andprivate.
Public markets are exchanged,where public company securities

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are traded, it let loose.

(28:08):
It's not even 4th of July yet.
So far, so far.
Class, I'm on mute y'all.
Maurice got some fire emojis.

(28:29):
Let me know if this is makingsense, though let me know, let
me know that's making sense.

Speaker 2 (28:44):
Yeah, perfect sense, yeah that's making sense.

Speaker 1 (28:47):
How many of y'all got your status correct?
I do.

Speaker 2 (28:52):
I'm in the process.
I got the papers notarized andeverything.
I'm waiting for process.
I got the papers notarized andeverything.
I'm waiting for your call.
We got a lot of things to do.
I'm ready.

Speaker 1 (29:02):
I appreciate your patience.
You can wait for a minute too.
Hey, don't nobody else send menothing, though he be sending me
donations all the time they betrying to get me dog, trying to
get me, trying to get me.
But nah, status correction isimportant.
They find out.
But they really true.

(29:22):
Hey, y'all don't nobody elsesend me nothing.
Low, he be sending me no datesall the time they be trying.
Let me mute y'all cause thatwas an echo.
But yeah, make sure y'all,because that was an echo.
But yeah, make sure y'all getthe.
Uh, get y'all status together.
Let me know in the chat.

(29:43):
Put it in the chat.
I got my.
I'm working on it.
Well, I got it together.
Status it's called politicalstatus.
If you want to know the basicsabout it.
I wrote a book man, I wrote abook for everything.
Okay, it's called From Citizento Sovereign, from Citizen to

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Sovereign.
This is it right here.
You got it.
Go ahead and leave a review.
Make sure y'all get the UnitedStates of Pimpin' too.
He said working on correcting myshit right now.
Hey, elijah McDowell is funnyas a motherfucker.

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He says working on correctingmy shit right now.
Let's not call it shit.
Okay, land and soil boysRepresenting in this
motherfucker.
Let's go my boy Joe, to finishhis status correction and he
funny as a motherfucker.
But this is the basics Mistressof status, mistress of status,

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doctors of status, kings ofstatus.
Being black is a status.
You do is a status, dr is astatus, king is a status.
Being black is a status.
You do not want to be blackwithout your own definition.
Okay, you do not.
I'm going to say it again youdo not want to be black without
your own definition.

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Look, jeannie, right here, dosomething like how do I transfer
my securities and see if itpops up.

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Look, it says contact yourbrokerage firm.
So you don't have to contactthe brokerage firm.

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You need to be your ownbrokerage firm.
Simple as that.
And that's what I'm showing.
Let's continue through the book.
Let me find it.
Let's continue through the book.
Let me find it.

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Man, they let loose on thefireworks.
So I didn't know.
I just felt the festive mood.
I felt like I needed to do thisclass, but for certain people,
all right.
Now I want you to understandyou need to always have your
powers of attorney.
This is the power of attorney.

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A power of attorney.
Now, in the public, you'regoing to be under the bankrupt
system.
The United States is underbankruptcy.
I'm just going to prove it toyou.
Who owns the United Statesnational debt?

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I'm going to put this in thechat so y'all can see it
yourselves, in case y'all wantto go there.
Who owns the US national debt?

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The Social Security Trust Fund.
Simple as that, and how itworks.
It's going to be throughsecurities Debt held by the
public $24.5 trillion USTreasury securities holder by
type.
So Social Security Trust Fundholds the securities and all it
is is insurance.
Social Security Trust includesthe Federal Old Age of Survivors

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Insurance.
The Federal Disability TrustFund Insurance held $2.8
trillion in treasuries as ofJune 2024.
You got the public debt rightthere.
In the private, there is nodebt.
So I'm just throwing it outthere because you have to learn
how to control it.
The private sector controls thepublic sector.
The public sector is the partof the economy that the

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government controls publichousing.
Public defender, I'm going tokeep reminding everybody I know
if you've been following me,you've seen this but the public
sector is the part of theeconomy that is controlled by
the government and the privatesector is what controls the
public sector, the part of thenational economy that is not

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under direct government control.
The private sector is the partof the economy run by
individuals and companies forprofit and is not state
controlled.
Therefore, it encompasses allfor profit businesses not owned
or operated by the government.
Government run companies andcorporations are part of what is
known as the public sector,while charities and other

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non-profit organizations arepart of the voluntary sector.
The private sector consists ofall privately owned for-profit
businesses and economy.
The private sector, the privatefamilies, is what creates the
government.
Private families Let me knowthat everybody's following along
in the class.
All right, I need some classparticipation.
I need you to know.

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It makes sense, don Colombo.
Private families is whatcreates the government.
Is your family part of thepublic sector or the private
sector?
It starts with private trustExactly what I'm showing you

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guys.

Speaker 2 (36:03):
It's what's on the record.

Speaker 1 (36:10):
I got some yeah.

Speaker 2 (36:10):
I got a few of y'all.
It makes sense.
Okay, okay, okay, okay, I'mgoing to keep it coming.

Speaker 1 (36:13):
I need to know that okay, okay, okay, a monkey would
come.
I need to know that.
It makes sense.
Everybody, private families,create the government.
How do I know?
That's your private family withfamily.

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I'm going to show y'all onething.
Elijah says we can do all thisshit these rich motherfuckers
been doing.
You are the rich motherfucker.
They getting paid off youbecause there is no money.
It's backed by your labor.
Let me see if Chad GPT isselling.

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Is there a private Masonicrecords History records?
Yes, there are private Masonichistory records.
Yes, there are private Masonichistory records.
Many Masonic lodges andorganizations maintain their own
archives which can includerecord of memberships, meeting

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minutes and other historicaldocuments.
Additionally, some grand lodgeskeep comprehensive historical
records related to thejurisdiction.
Did y'all see what I just did?
That's a private family.
Comprehensive historicalrecords related to the
jurisdiction.
Did y'all see what I just did?
That's a private family.
This is why they're outside thescopes of the public sector.

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This is why they can accessthis trust, because their status
is corrected.
Is not the Christian Bible ahistory book, a family record
book, a genealogy book ofroyalty?
I'm gonna let y'all find herright there.

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Hope the day stops soon.
We got the bomb for you all day.

(38:37):
So then, tap in.
Tap in.
Tap in with your boy, tap inwith your boy.
Private life, smoking on thatamish chronic.
So I am not bankrupt and do notconsent to the commandeering of
my property at no time, nor thesurrendering nor the suspending

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of any of my rights, propertyor otherwise.
I am not an enemy but a friendof the United States of America
and rebuke any presumption tothe contrary.
The regulation of transactionsand foreign exchange of gold and
silver property transfers,vested interests, enforcement
and penalties enforcement andpenalties 18 USC 8.

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Obligation or other security theUnited States.
To find the term obligation orother security the United States
include all bonds.
Certificates of indebtedness,national bank currency.
Federal Reserve notes.
Federal Reserve bank notes.
Coupons, united States notes,treasury notes, gold
certificates, silvercertificates.
Federal reserve notes.
Federal reserve bank notes.
Coupons United States notes.
Treasury notes, goldcertificates, silver
certificates, fractional notes,certificates of deposit bills,
checks or drafts for money drawnby or upon authorized officers

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of the United States.
Stamps and underrepresentedvalue of whatever domination
issued under any act of Congressand canceled United States
stamps.
Simple as that.
The birth certificate can beconsidered a certificate of

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deposit or a certificate ofindebtedness.
It has the stamps, it has thesymbols, the pledge collateral.
You are no longer the pledgecollateral, it will be the birth
certificate.
It's no longer you.
This is opting you out of thatPower of attorney.

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That was one already, in fact,but here's another one Basic
Affidavit of copyright,copyright to name, trust, the
certificate of authority.
All that was in the firststatus that I showed you.
But here you go again.
Make sure it's your estateCertificate of identity, and

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then you're going to haveanother one with the treasury.
Right here, everything is filledin for you within this book US
bankruptcy.
This is how you have to fill itout.
Once you establish it, you setit up, you want to mail this in.
All this gets mailed in it.

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You set it up, you want to mailthis in.
All this gets mailed in.
And when you take it to yourbank to get something called a
medallion stamp, I just wanty'all to see Can I get a
medallion from my bank?
Yes, you can typically obtain amedallion stamp from your bank,

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but it may depend on thespecific policies and services.
Sometimes it's 30 days,sometimes it's 90 days.
Talk to your bank, schedule anappointment, bring the documents
that you need.
They're not supposed to read it, they just stamp it.
Simple as that this isdifferent than a notary.
You use the medallion stamp totransfer securities.

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You have to have the medallionstamp.

(42:25):
A private family is a trust, aprivate trust.
It's that simple.
Someone asked me there's aprivate family.
Would you ask a private family?
What makes you a private family?
What makes the Amish a privatefamily?
What makes you a private family?
What makes the Amish a privatefamily?
Y'all got to sit here and thinkabout the shit y'all say and ask
.
You know what I'm saying.
Sit here, fucking, think aboutit before you ask the stupid

(42:48):
shit.
You understand?
Don't ask me.
No, stupid shit.
I don't give a fuck.
You paid $50 a month.
I'd kick you out, mymotherfucking class dummy.
You know what I'm saying.
You can take that shit back andshove it up your ass If I ain't
got to deal with you.
You know what I'm saying?
Because $50 to not deal with adumbass?
Yes, I'll kick you out.
I don't give a fuck nigga.
$50 ain't worth it.

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I hang around binges.
Baby, you was born private.
You come public because youfucking dealing in the public,
filling out every motherfuckingthing, giving everybody your
motherfucking information.
Think about what the fuck makesyou a fucking public.
How did the government know whothe fuck you are.
Because you tell them, becauseyou volunteer the information to

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every fucking body.
Hey, let's fill out thisinformation right here.
Let's use the social.
That's what makes you public.
Obviously, none of you niggasbeen on a run.
You been on a run?
Are you going to stay privateor are you going to go public?
The boy is looking for you.
Are you going to go public orare you going to go private?

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You want everything in yourmouth.
Fucking possible to not getcaught up, right?
That's how you're thinking.
I don't have to use this, Idon't have to use the government
ID.
I got a private ID.
I got a foreign ID.
Anything foreign to the system,anything foreign to this is

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anything foreign to the system,anything foreign to their system
you got to think about itAmerica was created to get away
from taxes, right or wrong,y'all agree.
ain't that the story that wasgiven to y'all?
Nah?
What was the story that Americawas created to y'all?

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Nah?
What was the story that Americawas created to break away from
Britain, to not pay taxes?

Speaker 2 (44:44):
True.

Speaker 1 (44:45):
So if you're paying taxes, you're not American.
Never thought of it like that.

Speaker 2 (44:52):
It's that simple.
You're a US citizen.

Speaker 1 (44:55):
You're not American.
There's that simple.
You're a US citizen, you're notAmerican.
There's a difference.
America was created for privatefamilies.
Who created the United StatesConstitution?
Was it not families?

(45:21):
I'm just making sure y'all withme here, all right, stay up.
You did.
Families created the government.
Families broke free fromBritain, did not pay taxes.

(45:42):
So you have to say what didthey create?
Let's just go, let's just start.
Let's just start here.
Let's just start here, becauseif you don't think that, the
fucking, what is the?
Let's see in the that.
The fucking, what is the?
Let's see in chat GPT, what isthe net worth of the Amish?

(46:05):
Let's see if this will pop up.
It says a normal Amish familyhas a quarter million dollars to
350 bands.
Let's look up the net worth ofthe Mormons.

(46:27):
You can google this shit too.
I'm just seeing what theysaying, so I'm gonna go to
Google, alright, so y'all cansee this shit.
What's the net worth of theMormon church?
So I'm going to go to Google,all right, so y'all can see this
shit.
What is the net worth of theMormon church?
Can somebody read that to me?

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Can y'all give me the net worth?
So y'all understand I want tomake sure we're reading this
correctly $265 billion.
Thank you, $265 billion.
Thank you, $265 billion.
You think they're not cashingin on securities from the church
aspect.
I need y'all to understand.
The church is the government.

(47:10):
We'll just see how the Mormonchurch is established.
How are they a private family?
They have a whole president.

Speaker 2 (47:27):
Are y'all?

Speaker 1 (47:27):
following me.
Does this make sense?
It?

Speaker 2 (47:32):
makes sense.

Speaker 1 (47:38):
What makes you a government?
Because you've got a president.
That makes you a business.
Everything is running as aholding company, so to speak, as
a private trust, public andprivate.
So in order to become a member,they definitely went through a

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form of status correction andbecame a member of this church,
or however.
They do it Just like thegovernment, and they're not the
only one.
What we got, we got the Mormonsdo this, the Jehovah Witnesses

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Look right there 52 billion, 50,damn near.
It says an estimate between 50billion and 265 billion.
Regardless, its assets areright here 1.5 billion, 1.45

(48:54):
billion in assets, 1.45 billionin assets.
We're going to see Jehovah'sWitness board members.
You see Governing body.
It's a government.
So how are you identifying?

(49:29):
And I can show everybody how todo the church opt out from
doing even having me attached tothe social shit's easy.
That's done through the socialsecurity office.
If you're going to do it from achurch aspect, you want to have
that done with your statuscorrection.
All it is is I can show y'allreally quick.

(49:51):
I can show y'all Y'all haveyour ordained minister.
Y'all become an ordainedminister.
You can do it online for free.
Universal Life Church Become anordained minister and get
ordained today.
They don't pay me but theyprobably should.
Universal Life Church, ulcorg.

(50:17):
You want to use this form righthere, form 4361.
Form 4361.
Education for exemption fromself-employment tax for use by
ministers, members of religiousorders and Christian science
practitioners.
And then 1458 you fill this outright here SSA 1458.

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All that goes together and theyreally want you to have the be
part of a group that'sestablished for 1950.
So a quick little rundown.
I got it already filled out.
Holler at your boy, it shouldbe in the school.
Get your EINs or your holdingcompany.
That's the holding company Iwas telling you about.

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Irrevocable Trust, ein.
So get a holding company.
Irrevocable Trust that's yourspiritual name Breaks it all
down.
Y'all got the book.
The estate EIN.
You want all these differentcompanies.
Individual banker EIN, whichcan be your holding company as

(51:32):
well.
Form 56F for fiduciaryrelationship or financial
institution.
You're going to appoint it toyour state.
And then your individual bankerEIN.
It says becoming a privatebanker is a privilege.

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In America there's a medallionsignature guarantee stamp.
You're going to have to haveall this established before you
can start moving securities fromthe private into the public.
These are the forms though OMBnumber 1505 0170.
Release of block funds.
The office of foreign assetcontrol, where you send these

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forms when you're a foreigner,when you have, when you do bring
up securities into the public,you do have to notify these
people as well that you'rebringing them into the public.
Start throwing it out there.
These are the forms right here.

(52:37):
I'm going to throw this outhere real quick so y'all can see
it.
When you understand whichsecurities you're going after,
you get it right in here, getthe Q's and numbers and you get
the amounts.
Y'all see what they're saying.
Look me for a consultation, butthey're attached.

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If you did the W-4 sandwichwith that light and Beverly or
whatever, you'll learn thatthese are all attached.
I'm always doing it from thetrust aspect, operating as a
sole proprietorship.
I've seen people close thisdown.
I've seen people close downtheir trust accounts with the
treasury, with a soleproprietorship attached to a

(53:22):
living trust, and shut it downthat way.
All this stuff should beself-explanatory, but I'm using
eins from here on out, when youhave the account number, when
you set up your treasury accountnumber, your fidelity account,
I'm telling you all this shit iseasy Open an account.

(54:00):
You can do a brokerage accountto move the securities, or you
can do a trust account, allright, and it's simple.
I don't care if you've beendenied at banks or whatever they
don't check stuff like that Allright.
So you got to have these typeof accounts in order to move
securities.
Does that make sense toeverybody?
Because everybody be trying togo to Commerce Bank?

(54:20):
Motherfucking US Bank,motherfucking US Bank.
Let me find Investopedia.
So a brokerage account is aninvestment account held at a
licensed brokerage firm.
An investor deposits funds intoa brokerage account and the
broker executes orders forinvestments such as stocks,

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bonds, mutual funds and exchangetraded funds EFTs on the behalf
of the investor.
When you've set this shit up,you found the QSID numbers.
You found where the securitiesare.
You're going to send it to thisaccount right here that you
create.
Make sure it's a brokerageaccount, okay, does everybody

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follow along with that?
You cannot transfer yoursecurity to the credit side for
payout to a public account, sothat's probably a lot of

(55:36):
people's problem right there.
Always authorize,representative and grantor of
the trust and estate.
Everything is self-explanatory.
I don't even want to go throughthis.
It's all filled in for you justnever say it's you, this is not

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your account.
You're the trustee, you're theauthorized rep.
You get the Q-tip numbers.
You see it, it'll have anamount attached to it.
You'll know what to put in whenyou get the securitization out
of it Boom.
That's the importance of this,that's the importance of these

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right here, if you got amortgage a mortgage especially
that's what they specialize inand it's going to have an amount
, it's going to have a.
You're going to get the QCnumber and then you're going to
have an amount attached to it,like when you see the losses
right here, but it's going tohave an amount.

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These are all in trust as well.
You want to move, just likethem.
Everything's in trust andyou're really the holder and due
curse of this.
When it comes to this, you'rethe private investor and you
don't even know it because youdon't know how to claim it.
You gave up all your rightswhen you filled out the
promissory notes, securityagreements, when you were in the

(57:06):
audit audit to put you back incontrol and you can prove
everything that you need to withthe securitization.
Hope.
That makes sense for everybody.
But, as you can see, qsips,amounts and, yes, everything is
going to a legacy account.
It's considered a legacyaccount, your treasury.

(57:30):
When you set it up they'regoing to give you account number
, account name, legacy account,switch everything over.
You can transfer.
When you get the securities inthis account, you can just
transfer it and you liquidate itin this account and you just
transfer it and you liquidate itwhen you send it to this
Fidelity account and then you'llgive it the cash value.
Then you can send it to like aWells Fargo or a Chase.

(57:51):
You know you got steps andlevels to the shit Treasury, to
the brokerage, to make it liquid.
Simple as that.
You can sell it when you get itto the fidelity.
It's that simple, man.

(58:12):
I'm about to open up forquestions I want y'all to go
through.
I'm still going through.
I'm going to go through theforms so y'all can see the forms
.
Y'all can see it for everybodythat's lazy and don't want to go
through it.
But there's your own power ofattorney for securities and
savings bonds transactions.
You're going to fill all thisshit out again.
It's already filled out for you.
This is the application for therelease of block funds the

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Office of Foreign Asset Control.
This is what's going to releasethe bond securities Up to $25
million.
This would be a court case.
Mortgages it's just theapplication to release the black

(58:58):
funds.
It's already filled out for you.
Then boom Disposition oftreasury securities Second round
Agreement Request fordisposition.
Treasury Direct redemption.
Bank change If you need tochange the bank account, durable
power of attorney for securityand saving bonds All over again.

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Fill this shit out.
See, it might change your life.
After you run thesecuritization audit.
That's the main thing.
Just run the securitizationaudit.
My boy, sean, I gave you all thewebsite.
You want to make sure you havea trust account when
establishing this.
You can set up a trust accountthrough Fidelity as well.

(59:39):
That shit works too.
You don't get to pick the trust, though.
That's the only thing I don'tlike.
This is a redemption programthrough the Treasure Direct bank
change request if you want tochange the bank account and you
can use your brokerage accountright here.
You can open up crypto accounts.
You can open up everythingthrough Fidelity.
Sometimes they just need toverify address.

(01:00:02):
That's it.
You can't use a private mailingaddress.
It has to be a real, authenticaddress with fidelity.
Everybody has access to thisbook.
If you're in the school, you'vegot to this class.

(01:00:23):
You got access to the book.
It's all filled out for you.
You don't have to be scared, nomore.
Once you got the Q-SIP numberson everything that you need
request to reissue United StatesSavings Bonds to a personal
trust.
So if you got bonds, send it tothe trust, to a personal trust.

(01:00:44):
So if you got bonds, send it tothe trust.
Direct deposit sign-up forms foreverything that you need as far
as these securities go.
These are forms just for yourTDA TDA account securities.
Just showing you a descriptionof some securities that you can
utilize when filling this out.

(01:01:05):
There's your redemptionpayments Any redemptions that
you get.
There's your direct depositsigned form.
Fill it out.
Once you got your TDA account,send all this shit in Paper form
.
Get the medallion stamps fromyour bank you see this right

(01:01:26):
here Medallion stamps, officialstamp or seal, accessible
certification, financialinstitution, official seal
stamps, such as corporate seal,signature, guarantee stamp or
medallion stamp, any securities.
When you have all yoursecurities, these are the forms
that you utilize to transferthem over for everything the

(01:01:48):
transactions of all treasurysecurities, legacy treasury,
direct security transfer,request, anything dealing with
your account.
You can.
Once you have it established,they'll tell you.
You can get a printout ofeverything that's been done to
your legacy account and prettymuch, that's it.

(01:02:10):
There's the law.
This should make sense toeverybody.
But I'm open for questions now.
He said yeah, that was easy.
He said Sean, is the truth?
Dealing with the TD, I was toldyou can pay discharge bills as

(01:02:34):
well.
How true is that?
You claim the security?
He says when everything youshared tonight caused a problem
for someone.
He says when everything youshared tonight caused a problem
for someone who works at thefederal government, no, it
shouldn't cause a problem.
There's a difference betweenthe public and the private.
I want y'all to know.

(01:02:57):
Y'all got to quit trying tooffset bills and discharge bills
.
It pays to pay your bills.
You get it back.
It's called a deductible whenyou're operating from the family
business.
We don't run away from thosethings.
She says truist wouldn't stampmy fidelity form said it's the

(01:03:19):
wrong form, but in realitythey're not supposed to read it.
Go to Chase, go to Bank ofAmerica.
I would go to a differenttruist.
I would.
It's the wrong form, but inreality they're not supposed to
read it.
They're not supposed to read it.
Go to Chase or the Bank ofAmerica.
I would go to a different juror.
So I would talk to the bankmanager.
Yes, when you make your name abusiness, everything that you
file you get back.
That's why I'm showingeverybody in the school,

(01:03:41):
everybody that's dealing with me.
I'm literally showing them howto get tax credits back.
And since y'all paid for this,look how much.
So how much can we get back inthe last five years?

(01:04:15):
Well, it ain't going to tell me.
So, look, we're going to Googleit.
So look, this is five years.

(01:04:42):
You can go up to 500,000 peryear for the last five years.
So add that shit up, that's$2.5 million.
You can get the $2.5 millionback.
That's what I'm helping peopleget to offset payroll costs.
You get it as a tax creditwhich, when you get a tax credit

(01:05:03):
, they give you a treasury check.
That's all a tax credit which,when you get a tax credit, they
give you a treasury check.
That's all a tax credit is.
So I'm letting y'all understand.
I'm just trying to make it.
Y'all sitting here, y'all tryingto get out of fucking bills,
y'all trying to fucking.
I don't want to pay this, thefuck not.
I want to pay.
I don't want to be in debt withmy business every time Because

(01:05:26):
not on top of that, how much canI get back per year Net
operating loss?
Oh, if there's two people inthe business, I can get a half a
million per year.
One person, I can get $250,000per year back.
And you're all sitting heretrying to get out of what.
What bill are you trying to getout?
What's your mortgage?

(01:05:46):
How much you're paying?
I guarantee it's not $250,000 ayear.
You're paying on your mortgageBecause I can get that back
every year.
I can get money back on my carevery year.
I can get back.
Listen, and when you're seeingthis, what is this?
I'm going to let you see whatthat is, because this is what
everybody is doing.
We're already doing that, butyou didn't know it was a

(01:06:08):
business.
This is what Don Kalam does,because Don Kalam understands
that it's a business.
Don Kalam understands thatreading books and education,
research all of this is abusiness, and I can get up to
$500,000 per year just off thatbeing my business, because

(01:06:32):
you're doing that already on topof my education tax credits.
The education tax credit is atax benefit that reduces the
amount of income taxed on byindividuals who are incurred.

(01:06:53):
If you don't own that, then itcomes back as a credit.
Do it for LLCs.
You can do this for cars.

(01:07:13):
I already did a class on taxcredits, but I want you all to
see these are all tax creditsand there's much, much more.
If you're living your life as abusiness, like I'm, telling
everybody make their name abusiness more.
If you're living your life as abusiness like I'm, telling
everybody make their name abusiness, not only can you put
me securities at the treasury,I'm showing you how to get your
bag from the IRS.
This is what I'm helping peoplewith right now when I'm doing

(01:07:42):
the strongman credits.
This is what I'm helping peopleget back right now.
Whenever I'm doing the strongman credits, this is what I'm
helping people get back rightnow.
Millions of dollars.
It goes back up to five years.
Millions of dollars $500 peryear for the last five years.

(01:08:12):
So I'm telling y'all you'reusing your name.
Yes, I'm still taking clients.
It's $3,500.
$3,500, we get you trademarkedall of that.
We're doing the tax credits.
I'm actually doing them thisweek and next week.
I'm doing my trust foreverybody as well, the Spend
Thrift Trust.
If you're a board member or atrustee, you can do the Spend

(01:08:34):
Thrift Trust Board member's$10,000, trustee's $5,000, but I
get you the PDF trust for$2,500.
Tax credits $3,.
Trust for $2,500.
Tax credit's $3,500.
I'm just showing y'all whatwe're doing, what we're getting
back.
I'm charging 10% on the backend too, and everybody is giving

(01:08:56):
me the cuts and I appreciatethat.
Somebody just sent me $17,000just today.
So that means I got $170,000back.
But I'm telling you it goes upinto the millions.
As long as you can prove whatwe're putting down, we're going
to put it down for you, allright, but you got to be able to
prove what we're putting down,we're not just filling in blanks

(01:09:17):
.
All right, I hope that makessense and I can show you all my
bank statements, like 96 bans onone account, 96,000.
We went through.
So that's all from tax credits.

(01:09:40):
And I'm telling you, your wholelife is a write-off, whether
it's food, friends, benefits Idon't want to take away from the
tax credits, I mean from thetreasury account, because
everything ties in together.
When you're thinking about thetreasury account, this is what I

(01:10:04):
want you all to study, becauseeverybody that's trying to
access the treasury, they'retrying to access bonds and
securities and they're going tohave to get the QSIM numbers
before they can do that.
It's just that simple.
But study asset-backedsecurities and securitization is

(01:10:27):
illegal.
But everything that's gettingsecuritized based on your social
security number, it's going tobe mortgages, auto loans, credit
cards.
So all these have accounts aswell and you can access the

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account information through aGAAP audit.
But they're not going tonecessarily give you the Q-sub
numbers, but you may be able todo it.
Do it because it is your rights, because your social is
attached to it.
You're the private investor.

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These are accounts.
Everybody has an account,g-a-a-p, all right.
And then asset-backedsecurities.
So credit cards, student loans,anything that's on your credit
report.
You created money, it wassecuritized and you're the

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private investor and don't evenknow it.
And when you get the audits,when you're setting up as a care
party creditor, getting yourstatus corrected, you get the
aud.
When you're setting up as acare party creditor, getting
your status corrected.
You get the audience.
You're saying, hey, these aremine, this is my shit.
I can claim this shit.
Now.
I'm the agent majority Sluijurist.

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Run me my shit and boom, throwthat shit in your brokerage
account, throw it in thetreasury account.
You have to claim it first,though.
With the Q-SIPs, it's thatsimple.
I thought, I thought it outthere.
I don't want to get away fromthat, all right.
And then, whatever it's worth,it's going to be a percentage.

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It's not going to be worth thefull amount of the full, because
they're bundled together.
Securities and bonds arebundled together.
Now, this is totally different.
I didn't mean to get y'allsidetracked, but when you run

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your name as a business, we runtaxes and we get the tax credits
off the name being a business.
So if you pay bills all year,you're getting that back.
It's called a deductible.
Family has to take care of youand the family went in debt.
Family went in debt.
We get that shit back.
It's a net operating loss.
Now, look, we write these offas well.
These are tax credits as well.
Friends benefits, stipends weget meal plans, we get life

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insurance, we get clothes we getit pays for our education.
It pays for our education, itpays for our meals, it pays for
our lodging, it pays for ourwardrobe.
So that is fringe benefits.
The next thing that we writeoff is called stipends.

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These come back to us as taxcredits because the family
business took care of the family.
We create a welfare program forour private members, not the
public.
It's still private charity.
Now, a stipend is a form ofcompensation that is paid to

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certain individuals for servicesrendered.
How do stipends work?
Interns, apprentices, fellows,clergy In common recipients of
stipends.
Rather than being paid fortheir services, they are given
stipends as financial support.
Room and board, that's astipend.
Here's the company carFurnished benefit and a stipend.

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Much like grants.
These stipends may be furnishedby third parties who wish to
see a particular study or formof research advanced further,
without physical distractionsthat may otherwise hamper the
researcher.
Now we can get this paid.
We can get this back as a taxcredit.
Do y'all see how this works?
A tax credit?
Y'all see how this works.
Just let me know I did my jobeverybody.

Speaker 2 (01:14:31):
You did an awesome job.

Speaker 1 (01:14:35):
I appreciate that.
Look, update your status first.
You can go open it up first,however you want to do it, but
as soon as you open it up, makesure you get the paperwork sent
in.
Simple as that.
Update your status, make sureyou're on a land registration,
make sure you're the holder, duecourse, of your securities.

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All right, keith, he's in amortgage audit, but you see who
is trading hands.
So, with the mortgage audits, Ijust want y'all to understand.
Y'all need to get one first.
Before y'all start talkingabout it, though, but you'll see
that it traded hands througheverybody and they never

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registered anything Like they,just hey, they're like here, you
own it now, and I was told thepaperwork and everything.
The title never leaves thetitle company.
It never leaves escrow.
Everything else is digital andillegal, but it's always trust

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companies, though, or LLCs.
It's never a person, I'm goingto put it like that, but
somebody had to input theinformation in the computer.
So that's how you get peopleliable, but nobody's ever going
to come forward, and that's howyou win every time.
But, sue, I want you to get theaudits.

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Go ahead and sue them, sue thecompanies that are involved and
the chief financial officers andeverybody that's dealing with
it.
That's how you get your moneyback.
Dealing with Shia's information,he has got people over half a
million dollars back.
He had two big wins with hisinformation I'm talking about.

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One was almost a million, Ibelieve, like 700,000.
And I'm utilizing it for courtcases.
Right now, as we speak, I'veutilized him for over seven
court cases His audits.
He does do court cases and youcan't get that back-to-back.
Your father GSA bonds.
I'm going to do a class on thatsoon, but let me know if you

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have any questions.
I ain't going to make y'allfeel crazy or nothing.
I'll just be talking shit, allright.

Speaker 2 (01:17:06):
Yo, that's sick and I talk, I'm going to be bugging
out right now.
Yo Don, I'm trying to do thestatus correction right, but it
says that I'm your brother.

Speaker 1 (01:17:20):
What's up?

Speaker 2 (01:17:23):
How are people the-set number in there?

Speaker 1 (01:17:27):
Oh, you're going to have to get that from Sean if
you don't know how to get ityourself.
But you don't need no Q-set forstatus correction.
You just need Q-set when you'removing securities.

Speaker 2 (01:17:39):
No, I was playing about that.
I got my holding companyalready.

Speaker 1 (01:17:44):
Oh, okay.

Speaker 2 (01:17:46):
I'm just going for you.
Yeah, I do want to throw thatout there.

Speaker 1 (01:17:50):
When I am moving securities, I like to do that
with the holding company.
Holding company will always bethe beneficial interest owner.
That's who owns the beneficialinterest, either the trust or a
holding company.

Speaker 2 (01:18:02):
Yeah, I got it.

Speaker 1 (01:18:05):
As I showed y'all, the mortgage companies always
use an L.
If you can ask Keith if he gothis audit, I'm pretty sure every
company was either LLC or trustcompany.
Yeah, all of them were trust.
Yes, there you go.
I'm not talking aboutdischarging because we're not

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discharging more trust, yes,there you go.
I'm not talking aboutdischarging because we're not
discharging shit.
Buy all the taxes on that,motherfucker.
That's the fuck I'm tellingy'all.
Y'all keep trying to discharge.
You're going to get your lifefucked up.
That's what you're going to do.
You're going to fuck your lifeup and you're never going to get
a mortgage again and they'regoing to come foreclose your
shit.
Yeah, that's how I'm going totalk to you.
So not once did I tell y'all tofucking discharge anything.

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I said pay your motherfuckingbill.
Her name, kelsey.
I want to call her the B wordto be honest with you, but she
paid $50 to the Lord, help her.
You know what I'm saying.
But all my mama, which is dead?
She's dead, dead and gone.
I've been studying helping you,motherfuckers.
I never told you to dischargeshit.

(01:19:12):
How about your boy book aconsultation?
It pays to fucking pay yourbills.
You get that then, son, I knowdamn well, ain't nobody paying
$250,000 a year on a mortgage?
Your rent might be $1,000,$2,000 a month.

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We times that by 10, what'sthat?
$20,000?
$24,000 a year If your name's abusiness and you write this off
as a loss I'm going to say itagain, because Kelsey didn't
fucking hear me you can get$250,000 back a year.
Pay this shit, slow one, so youcan get this back.

(01:19:57):
Are you slow?
I just want to make sure you'renot slow, because don't fucking
come to me talking aboutdischarging shit when I'm
showing you you pay your bills.
You get the fucking money back.
The only thing you get with thefuck you pay back, you're
getting everything off as a loss.
Y'all follow me.

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Did that make sense foreverybody else?

Speaker 2 (01:20:23):
A hundred percent.

Speaker 1 (01:20:26):
You can write a depreciation value off.
That's a whole differentlecture.
Anytime you're doing business,if you're trying to get out of
bills, you need to just makeyour name a business, make a
whole company a business, makefucking businesses and write off
losses.
Then I'm going to have to showy'all again, make sure y'all

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seen this.
I already showed stipends andfringe benefits.
I already showed y'all howy'all can get these back as tax
credits, correct.
These are all.
You write these off as abusiness.
You say the business can't evenafford them.
Say the business still owes youShit.
These are losses.
First of all.

(01:21:11):
We're going to go here.
We'll go right here.
Rodney, can you tell me howmuch that says you can get back
a year?

Speaker 2 (01:21:21):
$100,000.

Speaker 1 (01:21:23):
And you're going to get this for five years Long, as
you got the written upagreements.
Every time you're researchingsomething, you need to be
writing it down and logging thisshit.
I charge $2,000 to $5,000 anhour to the church and the
holding companies.
If y'all know who Dick Gregoryis, this is how he got paid.

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You make the business go intothe red red.
I can't even afford to pay mygovernment name LLC.
So now I owe this motherfuckerbecause this is used for payroll
.
So as soon as you get this taxcredit back, you pay it to your

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name.
Hey, that's what I owe you, bro.
Bro, make sense.

Speaker 2 (01:22:14):
Make sense.

Speaker 1 (01:22:15):
All right.
Next I'm going to go here again.
Just type in NOL $250,000.
You can write off the $250,000.
Business expenses, all of that.
You can get this shit.
It comes back as a tax credit.
You got to learn how to deductthings.
Same way with business lossesyou can write off.

(01:22:38):
Well, that's not how I do it,but well, I'm just showing y'all
.
This is what it is.

(01:22:58):
Make your name a business.
It pays to make your name abusiness.
When you make your name abusiness, let you make your name
a business.
Let me keep going.
Let me keep going becauseeverybody wants to talk about
mortgages.
When you start learning the taxcredits, you'll learn this,
because I teach everybody how todo this.

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This is the basic shit.
When you start learning themortgage-backed securities
because if you're paying amortgage, you're the
mortgage-backed securities.
Because if you're paying amortgage, you're the private
investor of that security Onlyyou and you only, because you're
the only one paying.
So you get to claim thatinterest.
You get to claim that securityand the interest that calls back
.
There's one form right there,form 1066.

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I'm not trying to make thisabout mortgages and discharging,
but God damn, y'all are crazy.
Y'all need to learn how tocorrect your status first and
start learning how to get on theprivate side, because we don't
have to discharge nothing in thefucking private.

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There's no debt in the private.
Debt is a public motherfuckingthing.
It's made up Shit.
You need to file the correctforms.
Let me show y'all this.
Let me show y'all this, becauseif it's a debt you're trying to

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get out of, if you're thatsimple, if your status is
corrected correctly, if you'reoperating correctly in the
private as an organization, well, I hope that made sense.

(01:24:52):
I didn't mean to get hype ony'all.

Speaker 2 (01:24:57):
It make a lot of sense.

Speaker 1 (01:25:04):
Joe said.
I just got my audit back fromSean.
Status correction done, name ofbusiness, inhold and entrust
Trademarks done, filling outthese forms in a book.
I wanted to get that donebefore our next counselor
Appreciate you.
This class was fire.
Thank you, don.
I'm glad it's making sense foreverybody.
Man, for those who are nottrying to just get out of debt,

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the fuck Nigga you in as soon asyou get money.
That's debt.
You in debt now Because youjust hit a debit at your bank
account.
Credits and debits the moremoney you got, the more debt you
got.
I keep debt notes too.
These people still believe init.
Let me know if y'all got anymore questions, though I hope

(01:25:50):
this makes sense.
Man, quit trying to dischargeshit, though I don't teach that
shit no more.
I haven't taught that for years.
It should feel good to pay shitbecause you're going to get it
right back, especially if you'reoperating from a 508C18, which

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is a ministry trust or thenonprofit aspect, or a charity
trust, charitable trust, a trustperiod.
The family trust is going totake care of the family.
You work for the family.
You work for the familybusinesses All the businesses,
family business.
All the money gets recycled,all the securities get recycled

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through each other.
Everybody's investing in eachother.
When it comes to the family,you work for the family.
The grantor is the family, thetrustee is the family, the
beneficiary is the family, andif the family is not taking care
of its obligations becausethey're discharging something,

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it's getting out of theobligation then the trust is not
operating in full faith andcredit.
You're not acting honorably asa trustee when you're trying to
get out of obligations.
You're here to settleobligations.
You're here to settleobligations.
You're here to balance debtsand act honorably.
It's that simple and this isthe mindset you have to have.

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I feel like I grab a greatexplanation of how everything is
supposed to be broken down, um,but the simplest way is go on
tda.
Open you up an account, but youwant to, like I said, you want
to do a trust account, abrokerage account.
You can do a trust account.
It can be a regular trustaccount ross, fargo, truist, um

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chase, wherever it may be.
You can do a holding companyaccount.
It ain't got to be a trustaccount.
It could be a holding companyand then open up the account at
Fidelity.
Open up a brokerage account,open up a trust account, open up
some crypto accounts Becauseonce you're able to liquidate
these things, you can send it tocrypto.
You can send it to the trust,then you can send it to your

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holding company.
However you want to maneuver,make sure you don't put cash in
any of these accounts to keep ita legal account.
Keep it a lawful account.
Anytime you put a FederalReserve note in these accounts,
it's no longer a lawful account.
I just want to throw that outthere as well, but I make sure
to put this in the school.
Reach out to me directly.

(01:28:24):
If y'all want to have a consultover this, I'll do a consult
for the TDA account for $500 fora half hour for anybody that's
in this class, anybody that tookthis class.
I'll see y'all's names.
I'll have this class availableas soon as it's ready.
Much peace and love.

(01:28:44):
Hope everybody gets thisinformation.
Y'all got the book.
It's already filled out for you.
Make sure you get the Q-slipnumbers.
That's the main thing.
Q-slip numbers and brokerageaccounts that's the main thing I
see people not doing havingtrust accounts and brokerage
accounts.
Trust can hold securities aswell under Schedule A If you

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have a holding company.
When you get to Q-slips inSchedule A or when you get to
Q-slips.
You can also create somethingcalled a Schedule A for the
holding companies.
You can create an asset ledgeror call it an asset ledger.
It's going to be part of yourassets.
It's going to be part of anasset ledger when you're doing
these things.
It's that simple, simple of anasset ledger when you're doing

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these things.
And it's that simple, simple asthat.
Learn some more.
If you don't understand, let meshow y'all.
Look up Series 6 on YouTube,series 6 and Series 7.
So learn more about Series 6and Series 7.

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So learn more about.
So this is how you learn aboutmoving the securities and the
bonds and securities.
So it's qualified forsolicitation, purchase or sale

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of all security products.
Series 7 and Series 6 is thesecurities license and time to
hold a register as a company'srepresentative.
So you can represent a securitycompany at Series 6, series 7,
you can hold the securities andsolicit to sell public
securities.

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But peace and love everybody.
I appreciate everybody thathopped on the call.
I wasn't trying to be noasshole, that's just who I am,
y'all the call.
I wasn't trying to be noasshole, that's just who I am,
y'all.
But listen, look, quit tryingto get out of debt.
They're going to put you on alist.
You don't want to be on thatlist, no more.
Learn how to increase your cashflow and learn how to write
these net operating losses offand learn how to get these tax
credits.
That's what I'm teaching mystudents right now and I'm

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telling you.
I've gotten, just this year,millions and millions of dollars
back in tax credits because mypeople have chosen to make their
name a business.
Make their name a business.
Make your name a business.
Make your name a business.
Then your whole life is adeductible.
It's no longer a vacation, it'sa business trip.
It's no longer a meal.

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The business is paying for yourmeals.
The business is paying for yourmeals.
The business is paying for yourwardrobe.
The business is paying for yourjewelry.
The business is paying for yourwhole life.
Everything I do is deductible ora write off and then I get tax
credits.
Everything is education.
Your phone is education.
You get programming on it.
You learn from it.

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You need it for the business.
The stipends, friends benefits.
They cover your lodging, yourhousing.
You get programming on it.
You learn from it.
You need it for the business.
The stipends, fringe benefitsthey cover your lodging, your
housing, everything.
If you're the president of acompany, that's what happens.
It's all or nothing.
Control everything.
Does Donald Trump pay for hisjets?
Does the president pay for theAir Force One?

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Do they pay for their food?
No, so when you're thepresident of your own company,
your own government, you can dothis too, and that's what it's
about.
Much peace and love.