August 1, 2025 • 21 mins
Ever wondered why some people never seem to win in court despite having strong cases? The answer lies in a hidden system of securitization that affects every aspect of our legal process—a system that Don Kilam fearlessly exposes in this eye-opening episode.
From a luxurious LA penthouse with sweeping city views, Kilam pulls back the curtain on how courts actually function as sophisticated debt collection operations. He meticulously breaks down the bond system used by courts, explaining how bid bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds create the financial framework that turns defendants into commodities. "Every time you put your signature on a piece of paper, you are creating a negotiable instrument," Kilam reveals, highlighting how our signatures become valuable commercial paper that gets monetized without our knowledge.
Perhaps most shocking is Kilam's explanation of the prison-industrial complex's true nature. When defendants go into default judgment by failing to respond correctly to charges (which are actually commercial terms), these judgments are sold to reinsurance companies and eventually converted into mortgage-backed securities traded on international markets. Companies like Corrections Corporation of America make millions by contracting with federal prisons, creating a profit incentive for incarceration that few understand.
But this episode isn't just about exposing problems—it offers solutions. Kalam provides specific strategies for winning in court by understanding and using this commercial framework to your advantage. He outlines exactly which government forms to file, how to make conditional acceptances, and why requesting "full settlement and closure of the account" can be more effective than traditional legal arguments. "You're the principal and the owner of the account," he emphasizes. "Tell them what to do."
Want to master these powerful techniques and reclaim your sovereignty? Text PRIVATELIFE to 702-200-4900 to join Don Kilam's school where he teaches these methods in detail, or visit skool.com/donkilam for comprehensive resources. As Kalam reminds us, "Prosperity is your divine birthright"—you just need to understand the rules of the game to claim it.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Peace and love, peace and love, peace and love.
How's everybody feeling?
Today I got to check in withthe people.
Y'all see the views.
This is that private life.
Be sure to text private life to702-200-4900.
(00:42):
Text private life to 702,249.
Y'all see the views.
Y'all see the views.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah, yeah.
Y'all see it, y'all see it.
We live in that penthouse life.
(01:05):
Y'all can see the wrong spot.
This is the spot right here.
Y'all see the views.
That's how I'm living.
Everywhere I go.
That's how I'm living, doesn'tmatter what city I touch down in
.
I'm living like this, doesn'tmatter what city I touched down
(01:33):
in, living like this.
I appreciate everybody showingus love here.
We got very important privatemeeting today and tomorrow and
the rest of the week, but righthere in the heart of LA, peace
and love.
I'm about to get ready for themeeting actually.
(01:56):
But how's everybody feeling?
Let me know where you tapped inand tuned in at.
Text PRIVATELIFE to702-200-4900.
I want to go over someinformation, some great
(02:16):
information that I'm going overtoday.
Hand that to what?
I'm happy you feel me.
Pocket full of moolah.
Got Detroit in the building theHoney City.
(02:47):
Got an office in downtown SantaAna.
That's what's up.
That's what's up.
Congratulations.
Let me see if I can close outall this stuff.
(03:29):
I'm going to capture thismoment with everybody.
I did get my medical marijuana.
I got medical license marijuanalicense in Florida, but I also
got one in Cali.
I got approved yesterday andthere's no limit.
(03:56):
Alright, there we go, recordingin progress.
Yeah, I don't like how thecamera looks.
So, everybody, when I'm workingoff air, a lot of people don't
understand securitization.
Securitization your whole lifehas been securitized and that's
(04:25):
what a lot of people is notrealizing, not understanding.
Let me put y'all over here.
Y'all get the background, viewLA life.
Y'all see this city.
Y'all see this city behind.
So Y'all see this city behind.
(04:47):
So I learned this from a fewdifferent people.
But when you're winning in court, if you want to win in court,
you have to claim the bonds.
You have to claim the bonds.
(05:08):
You have to claim the bonds.
So when you go into thecourtroom and you're arrested,
there's bonds.
They arrest you and then theyfill out something called a bid
bond.
I'm not a licensed attorney inTexas, but I do this for
educational and informationalpurposes only.
They fill out something calleda bid bond.
All right, a bid bond.
The United States District Court.
They use standard forms, gsastandard forms 273, standard
(05:34):
form 274, and standard form 275.
These are standard forms withthe GSA.
That's what's used with theUnited States District Court.
And there's another set ofbonds.
So the bid bonds is going to bestandard form 24.
The performance bond or theappearance bond, is going to be
standard form 25.
And then the payment bond isstandard form 25A.
These are all put out by theGSA General Service
(05:59):
Administration.
So what are they doing withthese bonds?
They're going into thecourtrooms but they're suing you
for a debt collection.
All courts are civil.
There are contracts andagreements.
All court has to be bonded.
That's why they give you a bond.
If you're a public figure, youhave to be bonded.
(06:19):
If you have a car in the public, you need insurance because
that belongs to the publicsector of the, uh, the, the, the
private.
Y'all can't tell me what to doand talk and say am I?
I'll keep you up my life.
You know I'm alive.
You can't catch up then thenrewind it and watch it later.
(06:41):
Or join the school text privatelife to 702-200-4900.
You want me to slow down whatthe fuck I'm saying to help your
slow motherfucking ass book, aconsole pussy.
That's all I'm saying.
Man, let me get back to fuckingclass.
God damn, I'm banging you.
I come to the public, try togive y'all game information.
Y'all try to tell me how thefuck I'm supposed to give the
information to you.
(07:01):
Slow motherfuckers, figure itout, get lost.
Call your motherfucking mom anddaddy if you got some
motherfucking questions.
You ain't they're supposed toslow down and give you this
information.
That's why you ain't getting ahand in motherfucking life.
Slow ass motherfucking familiesout here.
You uninformed motherfuckingslow ass families.
Simple as that.
(07:23):
Catch the fuck up Shit.
I hate when y'all fucking fuckup my train of thought.
This shit's crazy.
That's why I don't even come tothe public to fuck with you
motherfuckers.
I'd rather be in a privateaccount and rob my motherfucking
money than my goddamn self.
I'm still trying to help youmotherfuckers catch the fuck up
because y'all slow.
It don't take no time to spenda month.
(07:46):
Okay, shut the fuck up, takenotes.
You can't catch up.
Then talk to your motherfuckingmaker.
Ask your maker why you're aslow dumbass.
Then make sure you get all yourclasses on the first fucking
floor and motherfucking slow buscome.
Pick you motherfucking up thatlittle short bus Shit Now.
(08:11):
So what they're doing with thesebonds?
They're suing you for a debtcollection.
If you look at these bondsevery one of these bonds the bid
bonds, the performance bonds,the payment bonds they all have
penal sums attached to it.
The penal sums if you don't paythe debt, you go into default
judgment.
Simple as that.
Alright, peace and love.
(08:51):
Peace and love.
So you're going to defaultjudgment.
You're going to pay these penalsums.
So this was going on in thecourtroom.
Everybody that's sitting inprison, if they want to know
what's going on, if you go inand argue jurisdiction and
refuse to answer questions thatthe judge or the court addresses
(09:13):
to you, they will find you incontempt of court and they will
put you in jail.
What they do is arrest you,then they hold you, basically
until the suit has beencompleted.
Once they get default judgmenton you because of your failure
to pay the debt, they put you inprison.
The attorneys are there tocreate a smoke screen.
So what attorneys have beentrained to do is lead you into
(09:38):
dishonor or default judgment.
Then the court puts you in theprison.
Then they sell your defaultjudgments.
Who do they sell it?
To Believe it or not.
The US District Court buys allof these state court judgments.
There are about 300 reinsurancecompanies that they buy these
bonds.
They're all insurance companies.
These are the people that arebuying these bonds when you went
into default judgment and theycannot buy these bonds unless
they are certified by theSecretary of the Treasury.
(09:59):
They have regulations governingthese bonds.
There are 2,000 regulationsgoverning these bonds.
Commercial paper, negotiableinstruments anything you put
your signature on is anegotiable instrument under the
Uniform Commercial Code, whichis the Lex Mercantarium.
It's mercantile civil law.
The reason why they use this inthe courtroom is because every
(10:20):
one of you are merchants at law.
A merchant at law is anyone whoholds themselves out to be an
expert, because you usecommercial paper on a daily
basis, whether it's FederalReserve notes, promissory notes,
mortgage agreements, utilitybills.
These commercial instruments,this commercial paper you are
using daily, such as a FederalReserve note.
This is also why they are nottelling you what is really going
(10:43):
on in the courtroom.
You're presumed to know thisstuff because you hold yourself
out to be an expert by usingcommercial paper every day.
So every time you put yoursignature on a piece of paper,
you are creating a negotiableinstrument.
Some are non-negotiable andsome are negotiable.
Every time you endorsesomething, you are acting as an
(11:04):
accommodation party or anaccommodation maker under UCC
3-419.
An accommodation party isanyone who loans their signature
to another party, and that'swhat's going on in commerce
today.
You loan your sign of nature,your signature, so read ucc
3-419, ucc 3-419.
It tells you what anaccommodation maker is and what
an accommodation party is.
When you loan your signature tothem, they can then rewrite
(11:27):
your signature on any documentthat they want.
And that's exactly what they'redoing.
When the federal courts aredoing is they are buying up
these state court defaultjudgments, called criminal cases
, to cover up what they're doing.
Actually they are civil cases.
If you read the clerk's praxis,you will find that they call
what they call criminals allcivil.
They just call criminal tocover up what they're doing.
(11:48):
If you don't pay the debt, yougo to prison bottom line, and
I've been there before, so Imean I'm speaking from
experience.
So everybody's feeding off theprison system.
All the major corporations arefeeding off this prison system.
Then we have the REIT, r-e-i-t,the Real Estate Investment
Trust, the PZN, which is theprison trust.
(12:08):
Prisoners are considered realestate.
They own all the real estatebecause they hold the bonds on
them.
You haven't redeemed your bonds, so they didn't close your
account.
If you're a prisoner, you haveto redeem these bonds.
So what truly goes on?
A contractor comes in or anycorporation could come in and
tender a bid bond to the USDistrict Court and they buy up
these court judgments.
(12:29):
And anytime you issue a bidbond there has to be a reinsurer
.
So they get a reinsurancecompany to come in and act as
surety for the bid bond.
Then they bring in somethingcalled a parents bond.
All these bonds bids, paymentsand performances are all surety
bonds and sometimes you issue abid bond, it has to have a
surety guaranteeing orreassuring the bid bond via
(12:49):
issuing a performance bond.
Then they get an underwriterthat would be either an
investment broker or aninvestment banker and they come
in and underwrite theperformance bond, which is
reassuring the bid bond.
So what does the underwriter dowith the performance bond?
The underwriter takes the threebonds and pulls them and
creates what is known as amortgage-backed security.
(13:09):
When you pull these MBSs, theyare called bonds and they are
sold to a company called TBA,which is the Bond Market
Association.
This is an actual corporation.
These converted bonds.
Now MBSs are investmentsecurities and being sold on an
international level.
Cca is one of the tickers on theNew York Stock Exchange
(13:29):
Correctional Centers.
So CCA, that's who contractswith all the federal prisons.
Let me, let me get you thecorrect name for that.
Oh, I just, I just want y'allto have the correct name.
(14:02):
That's all CorrectionCorporations of America.
The letter CCA stands forCorrections Corporation of
America.
They make money by convincingfederal, state and local
officials to put people in CCAfor profit prisons instead of
publicly run prisons, and theylock up 81,000 people every day.
And this comes from the ACLU,which is a civil rights
organization.
So Corrections Corporations ofAmerica are the prisons that
(14:25):
make profit off of you.
They're the um.
I can't make this up.
Can't make this up at all.
Let me go back to my notes.
Sorry, I had to move the phone.
Y'all see the views, though.
Y'all see how your boy, donKalam, living man.
Y'all see how the boy living.
It's your boy, don Kalam, alsoknown as Malik Kalam.
(14:46):
And, as always, prosperity isyour divine birthright.
Get with it or get lost.
As Malik Kalama.
As always, prosperity is yourdivine birthright.
Get with it or get lost.
Cca is making the most money inprisons.
They're on the stock exchange.
(15:08):
All these bonds get convertedinto stocks.
Remember, everything iscommercial.
All crimes are commercial under27 CFR 7211.
And if you understand thatcarefully, kidnapping, robbery,
extortion, murder, etc are allcommercial crimes.
Thus you are funding the wholesystem because you go into
default judgment when you wentinto court and failed to redeem
the bond.
If you fail to redeem or createthe bond yourself, you're going
(15:31):
to prison.
This is why people don't win incourt, because they don't
redeem the bond.
You are the principal uponwhich all money circulates, but
you don't want to start arguingwith that above the court.
They are drafting you forperformance.
So anytime the court asks youto do something, they are
drafting you for performance.
If you don't perform, you gointo dishonor by non-acceptance.
They are making a formalpresentment under UCC 3-501 so
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they can charge you and they usethe word charge.
They use the same commercialword on your indictment,
information and complaint.
They use the word charge.
The following charges Be asgentle as a dove and wise as a
servant.
You can't act like an insurgentor belligerent.
If you do, they will treat youlike one.
They'll beat you up.
So what you do is sell anaccount.
Go to full settlement andclosure.
You're running an account.
(16:13):
You're the fiduciary trusteeover the account.
Tell them what to do.
You're the principal and theowner of the account.
Tell them what to do.
Tell them you want the fullsettlement and closure of the
account.
You have to do this from theget-go.
So in order to win in court, youhave to redeem the bonds.
Start with what is called aconditional acceptance.
With the conditional acceptance, you can say I'm more than
(16:37):
happy to give you my name If youcan show that charging papers
have been put into the courtrecord.
I have not seen any papers thatshow any charges exist.
That's a negative invertment.
What you are doing is rebukingthe presumption that you have
charges against you.
They work off presumptions.
They don't have to haveanything.
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You must rebuke thepresumptions.
So you must rebuke theirstatements unrebuted affidavit
statements of judgment andcommerce.
So ask for the bid bond.
Ask for full settlement andclosure of the account.
It's your money that theycreate and the same thing is
going on in the banks with thesebonds.
They monetize these bonds.
Then ask for legal counsel.
The reason why you have to havean attorney and cannot
emphasize this strongly isbecause attorney while in the
courtroom is.
(17:18):
They are working on the publicside.
You are working on the privateside.
The court cannot talk to youexcept through your attorney.
You need a mouthpiece, amicrophone.
That's what attorneys are amouthpiece.
Everyone on the public side isinsolvent and bankrupt.
Because in admiralty, maritimelaw, everything is colorable, it
(17:40):
has the appearance of beingreal, but it's not real.
They will appoint legal counselfor you.
You then instruct the attorneythat you're doing a letter of
rogatory or letter of advice.
This is called an acceptancefor honor and you want an
accounting of what the totalamount of the bill is in
post-settlement and closure ofthis account.
Then you give your CUSIP numberand your case number and it's
(18:03):
just simple as that.
Y'all gotta learn the game.
Y'all gotta learn the bond game.
So I'm gonna give you thesebonds again.
You definitely want to follow aforeign affidavit, foreign
birth certificate with tax formW8BEN, w8ben, making you foreign
(18:26):
.
And then you want to make surethat you do file the right form.
So there is a I just learnedfrom one of my business partners
put on a stock power form, allright, and then go after the
bonds.
You're going to go.
You're going to want to fillout these bonds.
Go to the school text PRIVATELIFE to 702-200-4900.
(18:50):
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To join the school or go toskoolcom slash D-O-N-K-I-L-A-M.
Schoolcom.
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To learn how to fill out thesebonds, you want Standard Form
275, standard Form 274, standardForm 273, standard Form 28,
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standard Form 25, standard Form25A, standard Form 24, standard
Form 1418, 1416, 1414, andstandard form 30, and standard
form 28, along with optionalforms 90 and 91 to release the
levy and liens on your person.
The name's a business.
You have to make the name abusiness because your name is
(19:39):
the surety and you attach theflesh when you say you're the
name.
So now they're placing a lienon your flesh and when you don't
pay they can take you to jailand I hope that makes sense.
Drop me a fire emoji 100,something.
Let me know if that makes sensefor everybody.
I ripped through them joints.
(20:11):
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We got some 100s.
We got some fire emojis.
Got lots of fire emojis.
Everybody's saying it makessense.
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(20:31):
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Much peace and love andremember prosperity is your
divine birthright.
Peace.
Peace and love, peace and love, peace and love.
How's everybody feeling?
Today I got to check in withthe people.
Y'all see the views.
This is that private life.
Be sure to text private life to702-200-4900.
(00:42):
Text private life to 702,249.
Y'all see the views.
Y'all see the views.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah, yeah.
Y'all see it, y'all see it.
We live in that penthouse life.
(01:05):
Y'all can see the wrong spot.
This is the spot right here.
Y'all see the views.
That's how I'm living.
Everywhere I go.
That's how I'm living, doesn'tmatter what city I touch down in
.
I'm living like this, doesn'tmatter what city I touched down
(01:33):
in, living like this.
I appreciate everybody showingus love here.
We got very important privatemeeting today and tomorrow and
the rest of the week, but righthere in the heart of LA, peace
and love.
I'm about to get ready for themeeting actually.
(01:56):
But how's everybody feeling?
Let me know where you tapped inand tuned in at.
Text PRIVATELIFE to702-200-4900.
I want to go over someinformation, some great
(02:16):
information that I'm going overtoday.
Hand that to what?
I'm happy you feel me.
Pocket full of moolah.
Got Detroit in the building theHoney City.
(02:47):
Got an office in downtown SantaAna.
That's what's up.
That's what's up.
Congratulations.
Let me see if I can close outall this stuff.
(03:29):
I'm going to capture thismoment with everybody.
I did get my medical marijuana.
I got medical license marijuanalicense in Florida, but I also
got one in Cali.
I got approved yesterday andthere's no limit.
(03:56):
Alright, there we go, recordingin progress.
Yeah, I don't like how thecamera looks.
So, everybody, when I'm workingoff air, a lot of people don't
understand securitization.
Securitization your whole lifehas been securitized and that's
(04:25):
what a lot of people is notrealizing, not understanding.
Let me put y'all over here.
Y'all get the background, viewLA life.
Y'all see this city.
Y'all see this city behind.
So Y'all see this city behind.
(04:47):
So I learned this from a fewdifferent people.
But when you're winning in court, if you want to win in court,
you have to claim the bonds.
You have to claim the bonds.
(05:08):
You have to claim the bonds.
So when you go into thecourtroom and you're arrested,
there's bonds.
They arrest you and then theyfill out something called a bid
bond.
I'm not a licensed attorney inTexas, but I do this for
educational and informationalpurposes only.
They fill out something calleda bid bond.
All right, a bid bond.
The United States District Court.
They use standard forms, gsastandard forms 273, standard
(05:34):
form 274, and standard form 275.
These are standard forms withthe GSA.
That's what's used with theUnited States District Court.
And there's another set ofbonds.
So the bid bonds is going to bestandard form 24.
The performance bond or theappearance bond, is going to be
standard form 25.
And then the payment bond isstandard form 25A.
These are all put out by theGSA General Service
(05:59):
Administration.
So what are they doing withthese bonds?
They're going into thecourtrooms but they're suing you
for a debt collection.
All courts are civil.
There are contracts andagreements.
All court has to be bonded.
That's why they give you a bond.
If you're a public figure, youhave to be bonded.
(06:19):
If you have a car in the public, you need insurance because
that belongs to the publicsector of the, uh, the, the, the
private.
Y'all can't tell me what to doand talk and say am I?
I'll keep you up my life.
You know I'm alive.
You can't catch up then thenrewind it and watch it later.
(06:41):
Or join the school text privatelife to 702-200-4900.
You want me to slow down whatthe fuck I'm saying to help your
slow motherfucking ass book, aconsole pussy.
That's all I'm saying.
Man, let me get back to fuckingclass.
God damn, I'm banging you.
I come to the public, try togive y'all game information.
Y'all try to tell me how thefuck I'm supposed to give the
information to you.
(07:01):
Slow motherfuckers, figure itout, get lost.
Call your motherfucking mom anddaddy if you got some
motherfucking questions.
You ain't they're supposed toslow down and give you this
information.
That's why you ain't getting ahand in motherfucking life.
Slow ass motherfucking familiesout here.
You uninformed motherfuckingslow ass families.
Simple as that.
(07:23):
Catch the fuck up Shit.
I hate when y'all fucking fuckup my train of thought.
This shit's crazy.
That's why I don't even come tothe public to fuck with you
motherfuckers.
I'd rather be in a privateaccount and rob my motherfucking
money than my goddamn self.
I'm still trying to help youmotherfuckers catch the fuck up
because y'all slow.
It don't take no time to spenda month.
(07:46):
Okay, shut the fuck up, takenotes.
You can't catch up.
Then talk to your motherfuckingmaker.
Ask your maker why you're aslow dumbass.
Then make sure you get all yourclasses on the first fucking
floor and motherfucking slow buscome.
Pick you motherfucking up thatlittle short bus Shit Now.
(08:11):
So what they're doing with thesebonds?
They're suing you for a debtcollection.
If you look at these bondsevery one of these bonds the bid
bonds, the performance bonds,the payment bonds they all have
penal sums attached to it.
The penal sums if you don't paythe debt, you go into default
judgment.
Simple as that.
Alright, peace and love.
(08:51):
Peace and love.
So you're going to defaultjudgment.
You're going to pay these penalsums.
So this was going on in thecourtroom.
Everybody that's sitting inprison, if they want to know
what's going on, if you go inand argue jurisdiction and
refuse to answer questions thatthe judge or the court addresses
(09:13):
to you, they will find you incontempt of court and they will
put you in jail.
What they do is arrest you,then they hold you, basically
until the suit has beencompleted.
Once they get default judgmenton you because of your failure
to pay the debt, they put you inprison.
The attorneys are there tocreate a smoke screen.
So what attorneys have beentrained to do is lead you into
(09:38):
dishonor or default judgment.
Then the court puts you in theprison.
Then they sell your defaultjudgments.
Who do they sell it?
To Believe it or not.
The US District Court buys allof these state court judgments.
There are about 300 reinsurancecompanies that they buy these
bonds.
They're all insurance companies.
These are the people that arebuying these bonds when you went
into default judgment and theycannot buy these bonds unless
they are certified by theSecretary of the Treasury.
(09:59):
They have regulations governingthese bonds.
There are 2,000 regulationsgoverning these bonds.
Commercial paper, negotiableinstruments anything you put
your signature on is anegotiable instrument under the
Uniform Commercial Code, whichis the Lex Mercantarium.
It's mercantile civil law.
The reason why they use this inthe courtroom is because every
(10:20):
one of you are merchants at law.
A merchant at law is anyone whoholds themselves out to be an
expert, because you usecommercial paper on a daily
basis, whether it's FederalReserve notes, promissory notes,
mortgage agreements, utilitybills.
These commercial instruments,this commercial paper you are
using daily, such as a FederalReserve note.
This is also why they are nottelling you what is really going
(10:43):
on in the courtroom.
You're presumed to know thisstuff because you hold yourself
out to be an expert by usingcommercial paper every day.
So every time you put yoursignature on a piece of paper,
you are creating a negotiableinstrument.
Some are non-negotiable andsome are negotiable.
Every time you endorsesomething, you are acting as an
(11:04):
accommodation party or anaccommodation maker under UCC
3-419.
An accommodation party isanyone who loans their signature
to another party, and that'swhat's going on in commerce
today.
You loan your sign of nature,your signature, so read ucc
3-419, ucc 3-419.
It tells you what anaccommodation maker is and what
an accommodation party is.
When you loan your signature tothem, they can then rewrite
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your signature on any documentthat they want.
And that's exactly what they'redoing.
When the federal courts aredoing is they are buying up
these state court defaultjudgments, called criminal cases
, to cover up what they're doing.
Actually they are civil cases.
If you read the clerk's praxis,you will find that they call
what they call criminals allcivil.
They just call criminal tocover up what they're doing.
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If you don't pay the debt, yougo to prison bottom line, and
I've been there before, so Imean I'm speaking from
experience.
So everybody's feeding off theprison system.
All the major corporations arefeeding off this prison system.
Then we have the REIT, r-e-i-t,the Real Estate Investment
Trust, the PZN, which is theprison trust.
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Prisoners are considered realestate.
They own all the real estatebecause they hold the bonds on
them.
You haven't redeemed your bonds, so they didn't close your
account.
If you're a prisoner, you haveto redeem these bonds.
So what truly goes on?
A contractor comes in or anycorporation could come in and
tender a bid bond to the USDistrict Court and they buy up
these court judgments.
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And anytime you issue a bidbond there has to be a reinsurer
.
So they get a reinsurancecompany to come in and act as
surety for the bid bond.
Then they bring in somethingcalled a parents bond.
All these bonds bids, paymentsand performances are all surety
bonds and sometimes you issue abid bond, it has to have a
surety guaranteeing orreassuring the bid bond via
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issuing a performance bond.
Then they get an underwriterthat would be either an
investment broker or aninvestment banker and they come
in and underwrite theperformance bond, which is
reassuring the bid bond.
So what does the underwriter dowith the performance bond?
The underwriter takes the threebonds and pulls them and
creates what is known as amortgage-backed security.
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When you pull these MBSs, theyare called bonds and they are
sold to a company called TBA,which is the Bond Market
Association.
This is an actual corporation.
These converted bonds.
Now MBSs are investmentsecurities and being sold on an
international level.
Cca is one of the tickers on theNew York Stock Exchange
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Correctional Centers.
So CCA, that's who contractswith all the federal prisons.
Let me, let me get you thecorrect name for that.
Oh, I just, I just want y'allto have the correct name.
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That's all CorrectionCorporations of America.
The letter CCA stands forCorrections Corporation of
America.
They make money by convincingfederal, state and local
officials to put people in CCAfor profit prisons instead of
publicly run prisons, and theylock up 81,000 people every day.
And this comes from the ACLU,which is a civil rights
organization.
So Corrections Corporations ofAmerica are the prisons that
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make profit off of you.
They're the um.
I can't make this up.
Can't make this up at all.
Let me go back to my notes.
Sorry, I had to move the phone.
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Y'all see how your boy, donKalam, living man.
Y'all see how the boy living.
It's your boy, don Kalam, alsoknown as Malik Kalam.
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And, as always, prosperity isyour divine birthright.
Get with it or get lost.
As Malik Kalama.
As always, prosperity is yourdivine birthright.
Get with it or get lost.
Cca is making the most money inprisons.
They're on the stock exchange.
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All these bonds get convertedinto stocks.
Remember, everything iscommercial.
All crimes are commercial under27 CFR 7211.
And if you understand thatcarefully, kidnapping, robbery,
extortion, murder, etc are allcommercial crimes.
Thus you are funding the wholesystem because you go into
default judgment when you wentinto court and failed to redeem
the bond.
If you fail to redeem or createthe bond yourself, you're going
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to prison.
This is why people don't win incourt, because they don't
redeem the bond.
You are the principal uponwhich all money circulates, but
you don't want to start arguingwith that above the court.
They are drafting you forperformance.
So anytime the court asks youto do something, they are
drafting you for performance.
If you don't perform, you gointo dishonor by non-acceptance.
They are making a formalpresentment under UCC 3-501 so
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they can charge you and they usethe word charge.
They use the same commercialword on your indictment,
information and complaint.
They use the word charge.
The following charges Be asgentle as a dove and wise as a
servant.
You can't act like an insurgentor belligerent.
If you do, they will treat youlike one.
They'll beat you up.
So what you do is sell anaccount.
Go to full settlement andclosure.
You're running an account.
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You're the fiduciary trusteeover the account.
Tell them what to do.
You're the principal and theowner of the account.
Tell them what to do.
Tell them you want the fullsettlement and closure of the
account.
You have to do this from theget-go.
So in order to win in court, youhave to redeem the bonds.
Start with what is called aconditional acceptance.
With the conditional acceptance, you can say I'm more than
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happy to give you my name If youcan show that charging papers
have been put into the courtrecord.
I have not seen any papers thatshow any charges exist.
That's a negative invertment.
What you are doing is rebukingthe presumption that you have
charges against you.
They work off presumptions.
They don't have to haveanything.
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You must rebuke thepresumptions.
So you must rebuke theirstatements unrebuted affidavit
statements of judgment andcommerce.
So ask for the bid bond.
Ask for full settlement andclosure of the account.
It's your money that theycreate and the same thing is
going on in the banks with thesebonds.
They monetize these bonds.
Then ask for legal counsel.
The reason why you have to havean attorney and cannot
emphasize this strongly isbecause attorney while in the
courtroom is.
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They are working on the publicside.
You are working on the privateside.
The court cannot talk to youexcept through your attorney.
You need a mouthpiece, amicrophone.
That's what attorneys are amouthpiece.
Everyone on the public side isinsolvent and bankrupt.
Because in admiralty, maritimelaw, everything is colorable, it
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has the appearance of beingreal, but it's not real.
They will appoint legal counselfor you.
You then instruct the attorneythat you're doing a letter of
rogatory or letter of advice.
This is called an acceptancefor honor and you want an
accounting of what the totalamount of the bill is in
post-settlement and closure ofthis account.
Then you give your CUSIP numberand your case number and it's
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just simple as that.
Y'all gotta learn the game.
Y'all gotta learn the bond game.
So I'm gonna give you thesebonds again.
You definitely want to follow aforeign affidavit, foreign
birth certificate with tax formW8BEN, w8ben, making you foreign
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.
And then you want to make surethat you do file the right form.
So there is a I just learnedfrom one of my business partners
put on a stock power form, allright, and then go after the
bonds.
You're going to go.
You're going to want to fillout these bonds.
Go to the school text PRIVATELIFE to 702-200-4900.
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Again text PRIVATE LIFE to702-200-4900.
To join the school or go toskoolcom slash D-O-N-K-I-L-A-M.
Schoolcom.
Slash Don Kalam.
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Schoolcom.
Slash Don Kalam.
S-k-o-o-lcom slashD-O-N-K-I-L-A-M.
To learn how to fill out thesebonds, you want Standard Form
275, standard Form 274, standardForm 273, standard Form 28,
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standard Form 25, standard Form25A, standard Form 24, standard
Form 1418, 1416, 1414, andstandard form 30, and standard
form 28, along with optionalforms 90 and 91 to release the
levy and liens on your person.
The name's a business.
You have to make the name abusiness because your name is
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the surety and you attach theflesh when you say you're the
name.
So now they're placing a lienon your flesh and when you don't
pay they can take you to jailand I hope that makes sense.
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