August 22, 2025 • 50 mins
Prosperity is your divine birthright—but are you positioned to claim it? In this eye-opening session, Dr. Don Kilam dismantles common misconceptions about the Social Security Trust system and delivers crucial knowledge on financial sovereignty that few are willing to share publicly.
Discover the stunning truth about your relationship with public trust systems. Your Social Security number isn't the asset—your labor is. This fundamental distinction explains why millions remain trapped in beneficiary status while private families build generational wealth as trustees. Dr. Kilam breaks down how government entities act as trustees of the Social Security Trust (originating from the 1666 Cesti Que Vie Act), which places individuals in a position where they can only receive benefits rather than control assets.
The session delves deep into securitization processes, revealing how labor and assets are converted into financial instruments that primarily benefit system administrators rather than individuals. Learn why the Social Security Trust operates as a debt-discharging mechanism within a bankrupt system and how this impacts your financial positioning. Dr. Kilam doesn't just identify problems—he presents solutions through private alternatives.
Moving beyond theory, Dr. Kilam introduces practical pathways to financial sovereignty through private family trusts, churches, and tribal structures that function outside direct government control while maintaining legal protection. He also explores the powerful distinction between claiming status as an American national versus a United States citizen, referencing specific legal codes that define these relationships differently.
In today's economy where "$20 million is the new millionaire," traditional approaches to financial security fall dramatically short. This session provides the foundation for a complete paradigm shift in how you view wealth creation, asset protection, and generational prosperity. Ready to move from beneficiary to trustee? From waiting for handouts to creating your own financial systems? Your journey to true financial sovereignty starts here.
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Speaker 1 (00:41):
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As always, prosperity is yourdivine birthright.
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We're going over some greatinformation today.
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over right now.
It will be posted in theprivate school.
So today we're going oversecuritization and social
security trust and by all meanswe have to go over these things
because this is backed bypopular demand.
I'm not a licensed attorney ortax expert.
I do this for educational,informational purposes only, but
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I do got law degrees.
Now I do have law degreesmultiples.
I am a doctor.
Just thought I'd throw that outthere.
I do have law degrees multiples.
I am a doctor, just thought I'dthrow that out there.
It's your boy, dr Don Kalam, inthe motherfucking building.
Now the Social Security Trust.
Everybody is like it wasmind-blowing.
I was just sitting down with oneof my students, long-time
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student, I don't know.
He's listening to some otherinternet guru.
Okay, you only need to belistening to one guru at a time.
Who is changing your life?
Who is making bands?
You know what I mean.
Bands will make her dance.
You understand Bands will makeher dance.
So who is adding prosperity toyour life?
Who is putting those FederalReserve notes in your life?
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So that's the information I'mgoing to follow.
Quit listening to broke people.
Quit listening to broke people.
Get that weight up.
Get that credit up.
Get that weight up.
That's play money.
Get that 20 bands right there.
Get it up 20 bands and I canthrow these at you all day.
Get in where you fit in.
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You understand, I feel likeeven making.
I'm making $15,000, $20,000 aday easy in my sleep and I need
y'all to understand this.
You're still poor.
You're still poor.
Having $20 million is a newmillionaire.
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You understand.
20, 25 million, that's the newmillionaire.
Cost of living is going up andit's only going to get worse and
I'm telling y'all right nowthat's why y'all got to
understand what is going down.
So say, we make $15,000 a dayevery day for a year, that's
only $5.5 million.
That's not a lot of money.
You're still poor Right now.
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Today's standard it used to be$10 million or less.
You was poor.
Now it's more like $15 to $20million.
You have to be worth, at leasthave to have.
You have to be worth at least10 million, 10 to 15 million, to
even go liquid.
Appreciate people doing thegifts on the TikTok, but you
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have to to even be able to goliquid a million dollars.
You have to be in the 10 to1515 million range.
I'm not saying here, I don'twant this to scare you.
I don't want you to be like man.
I'll never make it.
Listen, I was homeless in thesestreets.
Everything is a game.
Life is a game.
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What was your ancestors doing?
Player?
Hey, pimping you, not pimpingthey pimping you.
That's why I made the bookUnited States Pim.
I ain't pimping you, notpimping they pimping you.
That's why I made the bookUnited States Pimping.
They is pimping you.
They're getting paid off foryou.
And if you can grasp what I'mgiving you tonight, lord, have
mercy.
The Lord will change your life.
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Tell your higher power whoeveryou believe in, source goes by
many names.
That's my beliefs.
Whoever you believe in sourcegoes by many names.
That's my beliefs.
Whoever you believe in, tellsource, bring source down with
you right now.
I need source to come down withyou right now.
I need your higher power withyou right now to understand
what's going down.
Okay, you need to overstand andunderstand what the is going
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down with your essence.
I say your essence because youressence is the value, not you,
motherfucker, because you ain'tout here doing down with your
essence.
I say your essence because youressence is the value, not you,
motherfucking, because you ain'tout here doing shit with your
essence.
They pimping your essence.
The white folks is pimping youressence niggas too.
Excuse my language, tiktok,because I know y'all ban me and
shit.
But look, listen, white folks,black folks, black folks,
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indians, chinese, japanese, allalike.
They made you white or theymade you black.
You no longer have a nationalityand now they're pimping you in
the system.
You understand.
The Social Security trust isn'tthe asset.
The Social Security is a trust,but it isn't the asset.
Your labor is the asset.
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You're claiming your labor.
Time is money, pimp, pimp.
Come on, man.
Time is money.
Time is money, pimp, pimp.
Come on, man.
Time is money, time is money.
That's why you need to hollerat your boy and drop some bands,
because your mama didn't teachyou the right shit, your daddy
didn't teach you the right shit,but here's Dr Lama in the
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public teaching you asssomething.
Some news you can lose, becauseyou can't lose with the shit I
use.
You understand me.
Some news you can lose becauseyou can't lose with the shit I
use.
You understand me.
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They say money, not real.
But your mom is still slobbingon that knob for it.
You understand, y'all can saythis ain't real.
You can say this ain't real,all you want.
But I bet your baby mama jumpson the D train.
Huh, I bet your baby mama jumpon the D train for this
motherfucker.
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I bet your baby mama jump shipbecause you ain't buying her
nothing.
You're out there chasing thebirth certificate.
Ain't creating nothing.
They created the birthcertificate.
That's not your art.
Think about it as art.
If you're trying to claimsomething that you didn't create
, that's copyright infringement.
Break that down again.
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Them's not your signs.
Them's not your symbols.
You don't control what youcreate.
Can I get a 100?
Can I get a fire emoji If youagree with this, you understand.
The social security trust is notthe asset, it's labor that
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you're here to claim.
You're here to claim labor.
That's why you need to learnthe game Now.
It is true, the government isin debt, so everything is
operating as these instrumentsinstruments, debt instruments,
negotiable instruments, contractlaw.
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The Social Security Trust Fundowns the significant portion of
the United States national debt.
In addition to agencies likethe Social Security Trust Fund,
various other entities,including foreign governments,
domestic investors and theFederal Reserve, hold
substantial amounts of this debt, so the Federal Reserve do hold
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substantial amounts of the debt.
Understanding the distributionof the debt ownership can
provide insight into economicstability, interest rates and
the physical policy, all ofwhich influence your personal
finances.
So, yes, there's a public debtand this is tied directly to the
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social security account.
It's a debt dischargingmechanism.
Okay, when you break down thesocial security act and a lot of
people are not doing this andthese are public documents,
these are public policies.
This is a public trust that'sgoverning the Social Security,
so you cannot put it under aSchedule A of a private trust.
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I just want to throw that outthere.
You cannot put governmentdocuments that you have no
control over because you're notpart of that administration.
And I'm going to get therebecause if you understood
trustee training, if youunderstand true trusteeship, you
would understand what's goingon.
You would understand what thepresident is, which is the head
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of the corporation.
You'll understand what agovernor is, ones who are
directors of a public trust.
It's's called the Board ofGovernors.
I'm going to touch on that in alittle bit, but let's touch on
this right now, understandingthat the Sistake-Vai Act of 1666
is what created this in England.
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It started way before that, butlet's talk about 1666.
This is not something that DonKalama is making up.
We can just Google this 16, letme see if it pops up.
1666 says decay by trust.
It's right there.
An act for redress ofinconveniences by one approved
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for the deceased is a personbeyond the seas.
This is legislationgov slash uk.
This is from the United Kingdom.
United States was.
What year was the United StatesCorporation established?
And you heard the key word thatI said United States
Corporation.
What'd they say?
1776?
1776, july 4th, so just 110years before that, when they're
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still under England, you got theSister Cave by Act An act for
redress of inconveniences by theone approved for the deceased
of persons beyond the seas.
Now, this is not something Imade up, okay, because they say
this is delusional conspiracytheories, all of this.
I'm coming straight to thefacts right here.
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We're at the legislation of theUnited Kingdom on their website
, the actual government website,talking about the states.
Alright, you have to learntrust law.
The legislation of the UnitedKingdom on their website, an
actual government website,talking about the estates.
All right, you have to learntrust law to really truly
understand what's going on.
But I'm bringing it to you, I'mshowing you what's going on.
You're the beneficiary, you'rethe beneficiary.
I'm saying it again Beneficiary, beneficiary, beneficiary.
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You're not a trustee.
And even if you're acting astrustee in the public, because
you are, you're a public servant, you're a public and you got
your ID, you're using a social,you're using a birth certificate
that does put you in the public, okay, and that's making you
co-mingle funds as the trusteeand a beneficiary, but this is
only for beneficiary use only.
The government is the trusteesof this trust.
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You can only accept the giftsof this trust or estate.
You can only be the beneficiary.
It's only for beneficial useonly.
What is the beneficiary?
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It's an individual designatedto receive the belongings or
assets of another person afterthat person's death.
Beneficiaries often receivethese benefits as inheritance,
so you're using these.
You're using it for the publicgood.
If you've got utilities on yourchildren, go to public
education.
You go to school.
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You're using benefits.
You've been to jail.
You're using benefits of thepublic trust because that's what
feeds you, that's what pays forthe housing, that's what pays
for the electricity.
If you got a car on credit, ifyou got a mortgage, you use this
.
You are benefiting from it, soyou can't claim nothing from it.
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Hope that makes sense.
I'm going to stop right now.
Girl, move forward.
Give me a 100.
Give me a fire emoji.
If you understand that theSocial Security Trust is a
beneficiary trust only Since theK-5 use.
It's called the Since the K-5Trust.
Don't look up what Since the K-5means.
A lot of people are not evenlooking up and seeing what any
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of this means.
I got the fire emojis.
Yes, drop me a few 100s.
Understand, not understand.
Thank you.
All right, I got a heart fire,okay, okay.
Okay, there's the 100s.
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I just like to see them.
He dropped a bunch of them too.
I appreciate y'all, man.
I'm glad y'all areunderstanding this.
I just think you're amazing.
What'd she say?
I'm glad I finally found youagain.
It's your boy, katie.
It's your boy.
I'm trying to find you againtoo.
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It's your boy, doc.
Come on, it's your boy, doc.
It's for you, katie.
I don't blow Katie a kiss Now.
Don't tell your man.
All right, I got security.
I'm not no fighter.
I have my guard pop his ass Now.
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I'm just playing.
I'm just playing.
I'm just playing.
It's peace and love.
It's peace and love.
So if you understand whatprobate is, that's a legal
process that occurs when aperson dies and involves a
validation, administration of awill.
That's what happens every timeyou go to court because you're
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not acting as in a privateprocess.
When you understand probateestate planning, having a
private trust, having a privatewill, will bypass probate every
time.
All right, probate is a generaladministration of deceased
person's will, the estate of thedeceased person.
Without a will, you have norights because you got the birth
certificate, the socialsecurity number and the driver's
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license.
Understand that the UnitedStates is a federal corporation.
Under 28 USC 3002, subsection15A, the United States means a
federal corporation.
So when you understand this,you will understand who the
president is.
The president is the head ofthe United States corporation.
All right, now they have atrust with your assets, right?
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Because you, as a United Statescitizen under 15 USC 4724E1,
again 15 USC 4724E1,.
The term United States businessmeans a United States citizen, a
corporation, partnership orother association created under
the laws of the United States orof any state, including the
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District of Columbia, or anyCommonwealth territory,
possessed in the United States,or a foreign corporation,
partnership or other associationmore than 95% of which is owned
by persons described insubparagraphs A and B.
So listen, term number one,succession A, is what I really
want to focus on here.
Okay, united States business.
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The term United States businessmeans A, a United States
citizen.
So when you're a United Statescitizen, you're a United States
business.
When you get to social securitynumber, so when you you get the
birth certificate, that'sUnited States business.
All right, now you're a UnitedStates citizen and that's United
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States business.
Now the Social Security numberyou have to read the Social
Security Act.
Now you're pledging your labor.
You're pledging your labor.
You're pledging your labor.
Now you know what I'm saying.
Again, you're pledging yourlabor.
You will be taxed.
You are not a trustee.
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Look up what the definition oftrustee is an individual person
or member of a board givencontrol or powers of
administration of property andtrust with the legal obligation
to administer is solely for thepurpose specified.
So I'm going to tell you rightnow when you have a title for a
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car, that's the same thing as abirth certificate, except the
title's for the car and thebirth certificate's for you.
So the birth certificate is thetitle for you, you're the car
and I want y'all to understandthis.
You can drive thismotherfucking car, but you don't
own this motherfucking car, nomore.
If you don't pay taxes, theycan come take it.
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So they can come take you.
You're United States property,you understand?
Just like, if you don't paytaxes, they come take that car,
right?
So the birth certificate andthe title don't?
They look very similar.
Come on, man, don't mean my eyes.
You know I'm not playing.
Listen.
I need you to ask your higherpower to come down so you can
get understanding.
You've been watching too muchmotherfucking Pornhub.
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You need to go wash your handsreal quick.
That's what you need to do.
Take five seconds real quickand go rinse your hands off.
Put some hand sanitizer on them.
You've been beating your meatall day.
That's why you don't understandthis.
You need to be learning on yourphone and still playing with
yourself, because you're justplaying with yourself.
You understand, keep playingwith yourself.
You're going to be playing withyourself and your family.
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It's no time to be beating yourmeat.
If you're broke, you shouldn'teven be coming.
You understand?
My baby said money made me,come, I get them.
High class.
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, cost money.
Y'all talking about FederalReserve notes.
Bands will make her dance.
You hear me, bands will makeher dance.
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You can get the top-notchcoochie All you want.
They know all the secrets.
You understand.
Go, wash your motherfuckinghands.
Take a 30 day break.
Take a 30 day break.
Okay, some of y'all are justsome freak nasties.
Take a 3 day break and see howyou feel.
Recharge, get out your lowerchakra.
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Learn this shit, you understand.
Learn this shit, you understand.
Learn this shit.
The trust, the social securitytrust, is in a bankrupt system.
The US is incompetent and it'sbankrupt.
And you keep giving your laborto them.
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You keep volunteeringinformation on their
applications, which is drawnfrom this public trust, and you
keep saying the government owesyou something.
The government's giving youwhat it's due to you because you
didn't read the public goalsand statutes.
You're not reading the SocialSecurity Trust.
You're not reading the SocialSecurity Act.
You don't understand that thisis a general welfare trust.
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You're not understanding thedifference between public versus
private.
The public sector is part ofthe economy that the government
controls.
Let me validate these claims formy class real quick with the
screen share, because I'm goingto give them the definitions
every time, because I want youto know these are not Don
Colombo's definitions.
I just put in the work and Iput in the study the public
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sector.
When you hear public defender,public housing, public
assistance, that meansgovernment, right, don't?
They work for the government?
So I need you to understandanytime you hear the word public
, including public trust, that'sthe government.
He says where do I learn more?
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I usually kick you out my mom.
I can lie.
When y'all ask me questions,ask Google, ask your mama.
You should have learned fromyour mama.
You should have learned fromyour daddy.
But you're not part of aninformed family, you're part of
a public family.
So don't expect motherfuckersto be giving you handouts
because that's what you're usedto.
That's what y'all used to.
Free lunch, that means youbenefited from the social trust
because you're used to freelunches.
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My family went and hunted.
My family went and got theirs.
My family went and ate.
You understand.
But if you want to learn more,go to schoolcom.
Slash Don Kalam, that'sS-K-O-O-L dot com.
Slash Don Kalam, that'sS-K-O-O-L dot com.
Slash Don Kalam, and thereyou'll see DK's Private Business
Circle.
That is the official spot forDon Kalam's private school.
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You understand?
Or you can text Private Life to702-200-4900.
All right, now back to class.
Yes, back to class, becausey'all don't understand the roles
of trustees.
A trustee is a person or firm.
It can be a business that holdsand administers property or
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assets for the benefit of athird party.
The beneficiary, thebeneficiary, the beneficiary, a
person or firm that holds in theminister's property or assets
for the benefit of a third party.
A trustee can do everything aperson can do besides vote.
Trustees are protected In theprivate, not in the public.
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Now for the Social SecurityTrust.
The public officials are thetrustees.
You can only be the beneficiarybecause it's assessed to
K-V-I-Trust.
Everybody knows that it'sassessed to K-V-I-Trust because
that's what everybody comes toDon Kalama States.
But what everybody comes to DonKalama States but not everybody
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comes in Don Kalama States thatthey don't understand the
beneficiary use.
The only person that can issuebeneficiary certificates,
beneficiary trust certificates,is a trustee, and that would be
the government public officials.
All right, if you try to issuethings, that's commingling.
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That is illegal Anytime youtouch this.
This is a discharging mechanism.
At the end of the day, this isused to raise debt equity.
It's used to raise debt equity.
It's used to raise debtTruthfully.
It's used to create securitieson behalf of the Social Security
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Administration and nothing else.
Board of Trustees can issuesecurities and shares.
I'm say this again this is thelaw.
How do you even know what thesecurity is if it didn't have a
law attached to it?
Then explain what the securityis.
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A security didn't just getcreated out of thin air.
Y'all sit here trying to createsecurities and when you're
creating securities in thepublic, there's laws governing
these things and only boards oftrustees can issue securities
and shares In the public.
It has to go through things, awhole process.
You need to sit down withsecurity agents or some
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attorneys as a beneficiary.
You can never do this In thepublic or the private.
Sitting on both sides isco-mingling with the public
trust simple as that.
You've already claimed this asa beneficiary.
You've already used it asbeneficiary use.
You're working.
You're working a job.
You're getting benefits, don'tyou get benefits with your job?
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But a lot of people don'tunderstand this.
See in the private, we don'tfucking pull.
See in the private, we don'tfucking pull.
No motherfucking.
No, no benefits.
We contract Trustees raiseTrustees, grow the trust.
It's the trustee's job to growthe trust and the public.
It's a debt instrument, justthrowing it out there, a debt
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discharging instrument, and itadds to the public debt.
That's what they're doing withit.
So understand with the SocialSecurity number, you can only be
the business financier with nocontrol.
You don't control how muchyou're taxed and you don't
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control how much you'll be paidout upon retirement.
So you're never the trustee.
How do I know you're not thetrustee?
Because you're waiting on ahandout.
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Beneficiaries wait on moneywhich is always taxed.
You're going to work and waiton money, which is always taxed.
What do trustees do?
They raise money, a security.
When you talk about security, asecurity is used to raise money
to pay off debt.
Trustees raise money for thetrust.
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They grow the trust.
Beneficiaries wait on money andthey wait on handouts.
We do not operate asbeneficiaries, we operate as
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trustees private trustees atthat, dropping 100 fire emoji
right now, if this stuff ismaking sense.
If it's not, I need your logoff, because I explained as
simple as can be.
You're still waiting onhandouts.
You think somebody owes yousomething.
Nobody owes you nothing.
The government owes mesomething.
The government is privatefamilies.
You don't want to be a privatefamily.
You owe it to yourself tobecome private and pay yourself
out.
You owe it to yourself tocreate your own government,
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which is a private tribe, aprivate church, a private church
, a private family.
A tribal government is anindependent nation that operates
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separately from the state orfederal government.
Alright, there's one definition.
There's one definition.
There's the Vatican Agovernment, vatican City,
government, politics of VaticanCity.
There's the Mormons Agovernment, a government.
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They definitely have boardmembers.
World government, mormonism theworld government would be known
as the kingdom of God on earth.
It was taught that this kingdomwould rule over the people of
the earth.
That's their governmentMormonism, world government.
Does the Amish have a government?
There's no central Amishgoverning authority.
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Each Amish community makes itsown decisions and what is
acceptable in one community maybe unacceptable in another.
Are there private countries?
Are there private?
Let's say, private countries.
Are there private, let's say,countries in America, republic
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of Malaysia, micronations that'swhat they're called
Micronations in America?
Look these things up, man.
And they still have to protectyou.
But y'all want to stay here andkeep playing with this social
security number because youthink somebody owes you
something, there's something fornothing mentality, because you
don't want to get off your assand grind and go be a creator.
You can only control what youcreate.
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Plenty micro-nations.
Officially, the Republic ofMalaysia is the North American
micro-lation, landlocked withinthe city of Dayton, nevada.
It's inside Nevada.
There's private islands inAmerica.
There's parts of Hawaii youcan't even go to owned by
private families Sunset Keys,private island, sycamore Island,
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jonathan Island, p Island, cIsland, coco Cay, kingston
Island, pumpkin Key.
Should I continue?
Should I go on the RepublicIsland, the House Island,
private islands of the UnitedStates.
Go, google these things and theUnited States Go Google these
things and the United Stateswill protect you.
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You're trading with the enemy,with the social.
Y'all playing with yourself.
Quit playing with yourself onPornhub all day.
What you think is going tohappen in the real world?
Listen, what's done in the darkcomes out the light.
I know what you're doing inlife?
You're playing with yourselfBecause I'm looking at you, I'm
looking at your life.
Look how far you can take them.
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Look how far your life is.
Look how far your life is.
Look how far your life is.
That's how far you can take thenext motherfucker.
So don't ask me shit.
You better drop a donation.
That's what you better do.
You get a hop on the horn andbook that consultation so
motherfuckers can get your mindright.
Quit playing with yourself andbefore you even hit them, dial
them numbers, matter of fact.
Just tell Siri to call me.
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Tell Siri to send a donation.
I don't even want your dirtyass hands that energy, even
invoking in me Straight up yousitting there jacking off to her
.
I'll pay her.
Come on, baby, I'm not.
I touched myself in person.
Baby, I need a freak show.
What's good?
Text PRIVATELIFE to702-200-4900.
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Again, text PRIVATELIFE to702-200-4900.
And quit playing with yourself.
You're playing with yourselfout here Waiting on the Social
security handouts.
Private families create thegovernment.
You're not no goddamn privatefamily.
You got a public educationmindset.
In order to get to the privatelife, you have to invest.
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Get around the people that'sliving the life or you're going
to have to learn, you're goingto have to reformat your brain.
You raise everything youthought you knew and start from
ground zero.
Board of Governors A Board ofGovernors is a group of people
appointed to oversee themanagement of an institution the
US Postal Offices, the WorldBanks, finra FINRA that's who
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governs accounts.
The Financial IndustrialRegulatory Authority, an
independent, non-governmentorganization that writes and
enforces the rules governingregistered brokers and
broker-dealer firms.
Board of Governors when you'redealing with securities, you're
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dealing with the Board ofGovernors.
When you're dealing with trust,you're dealing with a board of
governors.
When you're dealing with trust,you're dealing with a board of
trustees.
And they're similar, verysimilar.
A board of trustees is anappointed or elected group of
individuals that has overallresponsibility for the
management of an organization.
The board of trustees istypically the governing body of
an organization and seeks toensure the best interests of the
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stakeholders in all types ofmanagement decisions.
So when you understand this asthe board of trustees, the best
interest of the stakeholders thestakeholders in the public
trust is the government.
They created it, legislation.
So anytime you're dealing withthe social security number, it's
for the best interest of thestakeholders, not you.
You're not management.
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Now, shareholders A shareholderis a person, company or
institution that owns at leastone share of a company's stock.
Now you are a shareholder inthis trust, but you get no
rights.
Only rights you get are votingrights, and they even get to
choose the people that you getto vote for.
So think about it.
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That's how it works.
Shareholders get voting rights.
Let me show y'all that.
Voting rights definitionshareholder voting rights gives
you the power to elect directorsat annual or special meetings
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and make your views known tocompany management directors.
So think about it.
You get to vote every 2-4 years.
That's your share, becauseyou're a shareholder or a
stockholder.
The right of a shareholder tovote on certain corporate
actions, that's a right of beinga stockholder.
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Those are the type of rightsthat are given to you all right
now.
As a stockholder, your rightsare given to you because you
took the birth certificate.
So if you was under like Ishowed y'all the Amish, they
have their own laws.
If you was under the Mormons,they have their own laws.
You're under tribal doctrines,you're under their own laws.
You're under a certain church,you're under the Vatican.
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Yeah, drop a 100, if this makessense, because I just dropped
game.
I ain't spinning around ony'all, ain't nobody giving this
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Yes, yes, yes, we got the fireemojis, we got the 100s.
I love y'all for real, but I'mtired of coming to the public,
I'm tired of screaming at y'allcause it just won't get through,
cause y'all keep playing withyourself.
Y'all keep playing withyourself.
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Nasty little boys, you're toogrown for that shit.
Now go get some money and goget that.
Go get your eight or nine girls.
You understand, you hear me?
No ditty, no ditty or ditty, no, ditty or ditty.
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Love some freaky things.
Since I got money, I want allmy border governors naked and I
want it all women.
Yeah, a couple light-skinnedones, a couple chocolate ones, a
couple chunky ones.
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What is securitization?
Do y'all know it's to raisemoney.
They create securities to raisemoney.
Securitization is the financialalchemy.
So it is magic of taking noteasily or non-tradable assets,
pulling them together andselling tradable shares in that
pool to investors.
So they're raising money forinvestors.
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They're taking debt and raisingmoney for investors.
They're taking debt and raisingmoney for investors.
When you hear about the public,the public is always debt.
Does that make sense toeverybody?
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So securitization pulls thegroups of debt into portfolios.
Mortgages are securitiesalternative securities.
See, when you're using theSocial Security Trust or you're
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claiming anything dealing withthe Social Security Trust,
you're placing everything toattach to that in the public.
When you get a car, it's underSocial Security Trust.
You cannot hand that down tothe next generation.
The Social Security Trust dieswith you.
Hand that down to the nextgeneration.
The social security trust dieswith you.
A private family trust is goingto be handed off to generation
after generation.
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A trust can hold contracts.
A trust can hold assets and itcan hold contracts.
It can hold money.
It can hold notes.
But understand that as atrustee, you're managing assets.
Unless you're just an assetmanager, and that's your job.
The United States manages yourassets.
Asset management is thepractice of investing money on
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behalf of clients.
Asset managers work to increasewealth over time.
Asset managers createportfolios.
Financial services such asBlackwater, fidelity, fidelity,
manage assets.
Asset managers grow the wealthover time.
That's asset management.
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Again, the public sector is partof the economy that is
controlled by the government.
The private sector is part ofthe national economy that is not
under direct government control.
So a tribal government is notunder the United States, if the
government is created correctly.
You know what I mean.
Same way with private trusts,private families, private
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churches.
They sell out when they get the501c3s, the non-profit
organizations.
Really, that's all I got fory'all today.
Private family trusts that'swhat it's about.
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You put your right foot in, youput your right foot out.
You understand?
Quit playing with yourself.
You need to learn how to createyour private family, your
private family trust, yourprivate family memberships, your
private family church, yourprivate family tribe, whatever
makes sense to you.
Some of them call them thegeneral assembly.
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They create their privateGeneral Assemblies and this is
the game I had to bring to y'all, because y'all keep coming with
this nothing for somethingmentality and y'all have to stop
that.
It's always faith over fear.
Put coming in this game withthe something for nothing
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mentality.
That's what's getting a lot ofpeople in trouble.
Y'all learn how to maneuvercorrectly, especially right now
that they deport people.
If you're saying you're not partof a certain class, I'm going
to tell you as long as you claimthat you're American, you're
straight.
The slogan right now is makeAmerica great again.
So you need to learn how to atleast claim yourself as an
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American national.
Being an American, you'reprotected under a lot of
different things.
The code that I utilize rightnow if I have to use a code in
this system, it's going to bewill not claim foreign because I
am a foreign national Properdocumentation.
If you're part of the school,you'll see that that I do have
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IDs and credentials in adifferent country, and it's
awfully illegal, and I can showyou how to get it too.
8 USC 1408, nationals but notcitizens of the United States.
A person born in an outlyingpossession of the United States
on or after the date of formalacquisition.
You know I was born near theUnited States.
You know that's how you got todo it, and then some people use
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18 USC 1401.
I use 1408, though, and thatdeclares nationals and citizens
of the United States at birth.
So just showing you, hey, I canclaim national.
The term national means a personowing allegiance to a state.
That's 8 USC 1101 A21.
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And I like this definition.
I'm going to say it again 8 USC1101 A21.
8 USC 1101 A21.
The term national means aperson owning permanent
allegiance to a state.
The reason why I like thisdefinition is because this is
what I teach every day.
You're giving up your rights assoon as you say you're a US
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citizen.
National is one of their terms.
It is in their codes andstatutes, so it's not nothing
we're making up.
So if you're in Hawaii, you'reHawaiian.
If you're from Texas, you're aTexan.
If you're from Alaska, you're aTexan.
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If you're from Alaska, you'reAlaskan.
If you're from California,you're Californian.
If you're from New York, you'rea New Yorker.
If you're from Missouri, you'rea Missourian.
Illinoisian from Illinois.
Hope this makes sense.
You can look this up.
It's in my school.
I break this down Every state isconsidered its own country.
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You have to understand thatAmerica is a continent and the
United States is a corporation.
You have to understand thatAmerica is a continent and the
United States is a corporation.
States are defined bysovereignty over territory and a
group of people.
States are defined bysovereignty over territory and a
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group of people.
They are what we commonly callcountries.
America is a continent and thestates are its countries.
Like, say, we go to Africa,kenya is a country, sierra Leone
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is a country, and a lot ofpeople are not putting this shit
together in their mind, theyjust they're bypassing them so
their rights can get taken away,so they don't owe no permanent
allegiance as a nationality.
Your rights have been given up.
They have been stripped awaybecause you think you're a US
citizen.
United States is a federalcorporation.
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America is a continent.
Your country is your state.
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Nobody's breaking it down.
You see, I don't even neednothing.
I can spit it from the domebecause it's right here.
It's right here.
It's in you or it's not.
You're either in the world oryou're in the other world.
You understand, I'm outside ofall that shit, man.
With that, I'm out.
Much peace and love.
Thank you.
Peace and love, peace and love.
Peace and love.
Peace and love.
Peace and love.
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How's everybody feeling?
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You're now rocking to thesounds and vibrations of your
boy, don Kudalam.
As always, prosperity is yourdivine birthright.
Peace and love everybody.
We're going over some greatinformation today.
Great grant, because I'm notjust bringing, because I'm not
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just creating content just tocreate content.
I'm coming back by populardemand and going over things
that the people want.
So I need you to understand ifyou need to go over something
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You can book consultations bytexting Private Life to
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I'm getting the text messagesas we speak right now and
someone will get to you as soonas humanly possible.
Someone will respond to thosemessages.
Okay, we'll send you a link andwe'll show you how you can book
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And now, if you're already partof a member of the school, you
will get access to this videowith screen share that I'm going
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over right now.
It will be posted in theprivate school.
So today we're going oversecuritization and social
security trust and by all meanswe have to go over these things
because this is backed bypopular demand.
I'm not a licensed attorney ortax expert.
I do this for educational,informational purposes only, but
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I do got law degrees.
Now I do have law degreesmultiples.
I am a doctor.
Just thought I'd throw that outthere.
I do have law degrees multiples.
I am a doctor, just thought I'dthrow that out there.
It's your boy, dr Don Kalam, inthe motherfucking building.
Now the Social Security Trust.
Everybody is like it wasmind-blowing.
I was just sitting down with oneof my students, long-time
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student, I don't know.
He's listening to some otherinternet guru.
Okay, you only need to belistening to one guru at a time.
Who is changing your life?
Who is making bands?
You know what I mean.
Bands will make her dance.
You understand Bands will makeher dance.
So who is adding prosperity toyour life?
Who is putting those FederalReserve notes in your life?
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So that's the information I'mgoing to follow.
Quit listening to broke people.
Quit listening to broke people.
Get that weight up.
Get that credit up.
Get that weight up.
That's play money.
Get that 20 bands right there.
Get it up 20 bands and I canthrow these at you all day.
Get in where you fit in.
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You understand, I feel likeeven making.
I'm making $15,000, $20,000 aday easy in my sleep and I need
y'all to understand this.
You're still poor.
You're still poor.
Having $20 million is a newmillionaire.
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You understand.
20, 25 million, that's the newmillionaire.
Cost of living is going up andit's only going to get worse and
I'm telling y'all right nowthat's why y'all got to
understand what is going down.
So say, we make $15,000 a dayevery day for a year, that's
only $5.5 million.
That's not a lot of money.
You're still poor Right now.
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Today's standard it used to be$10 million or less.
You was poor.
Now it's more like $15 to $20million.
You have to be worth, at leasthave to have.
You have to be worth at least10 million, 10 to 15 million, to
even go liquid.
Appreciate people doing thegifts on the TikTok, but you
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have to to even be able to goliquid a million dollars.
You have to be in the 10 to1515 million range.
I'm not saying here, I don'twant this to scare you.
I don't want you to be like man.
I'll never make it.
Listen, I was homeless in thesestreets.
Everything is a game.
Life is a game.
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What was your ancestors doing?
Player?
Hey, pimping you, not pimpingthey pimping you.
That's why I made the bookUnited States Pim.
I ain't pimping you, notpimping they pimping you.
That's why I made the bookUnited States Pimping.
They is pimping you.
They're getting paid off foryou.
And if you can grasp what I'mgiving you tonight, lord, have
mercy.
The Lord will change your life.
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Tell your higher power whoeveryou believe in, source goes by
many names.
That's my beliefs.
Whoever you believe in sourcegoes by many names.
That's my beliefs.
Whoever you believe in, tellsource, bring source down with
you right now.
I need source to come down withyou right now.
I need your higher power withyou right now to understand
what's going down.
Okay, you need to overstand andunderstand what the is going
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down with your essence.
I say your essence because youressence is the value, not you,
motherfucker, because you ain'tout here doing down with your
essence.
I say your essence because youressence is the value, not you,
motherfucking, because you ain'tout here doing shit with your
essence.
They pimping your essence.
The white folks is pimping youressence niggas too.
Excuse my language, tiktok,because I know y'all ban me and
shit.
But look, listen, white folks,black folks, black folks,
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indians, chinese, japanese, allalike.
They made you white or theymade you black.
You no longer have a nationalityand now they're pimping you in
the system.
You understand.
The Social Security trust isn'tthe asset.
The Social Security is a trust,but it isn't the asset.
Your labor is the asset.
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You're claiming your labor.
Time is money, pimp, pimp.
Come on, man.
Time is money.
Time is money, pimp, pimp.
Come on, man.
Time is money, time is money.
That's why you need to hollerat your boy and drop some bands,
because your mama didn't teachyou the right shit, your daddy
didn't teach you the right shit,but here's Dr Lama in the
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public teaching you asssomething.
Some news you can lose, becauseyou can't lose with the shit I
use.
You understand me.
Some news you can lose becauseyou can't lose with the shit I
use.
You understand me.
Go to the school right now.
You can drop at least $50.
It's $50 a month.
You can sign up for the firstmonth.
You can at least give me $50now because I'm about to drop
this game.
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Book a consultation.
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Again, text PRIVATE LIFE to702-200-4900.
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They say money, not real.
But your mom is still slobbingon that knob for it.
You understand, y'all can saythis ain't real.
You can say this ain't real,all you want.
But I bet your baby mama jumpson the D train.
Huh, I bet your baby mama jumpon the D train for this
motherfucker.
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I bet your baby mama jump shipbecause you ain't buying her
nothing.
You're out there chasing thebirth certificate.
Ain't creating nothing.
They created the birthcertificate.
That's not your art.
Think about it as art.
If you're trying to claimsomething that you didn't create
, that's copyright infringement.
Break that down again.
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Them's not your signs.
Them's not your symbols.
You don't control what youcreate.
Can I get a 100?
Can I get a fire emoji If youagree with this, you understand.
The social security trust is notthe asset, it's labor that
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you're here to claim.
You're here to claim labor.
That's why you need to learnthe game Now.
It is true, the government isin debt, so everything is
operating as these instrumentsinstruments, debt instruments,
negotiable instruments, contractlaw.
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The Social Security Trust Fundowns the significant portion of
the United States national debt.
In addition to agencies likethe Social Security Trust Fund,
various other entities,including foreign governments,
domestic investors and theFederal Reserve, hold
substantial amounts of this debt, so the Federal Reserve do hold
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substantial amounts of the debt.
Understanding the distributionof the debt ownership can
provide insight into economicstability, interest rates and
the physical policy, all ofwhich influence your personal
finances.
So, yes, there's a public debtand this is tied directly to the
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social security account.
It's a debt dischargingmechanism.
Okay, when you break down thesocial security act and a lot of
people are not doing this andthese are public documents,
these are public policies.
This is a public trust that'sgoverning the Social Security,
so you cannot put it under aSchedule A of a private trust.
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I just want to throw that outthere.
You cannot put governmentdocuments that you have no
control over because you're notpart of that administration.
And I'm going to get therebecause if you understood
trustee training, if youunderstand true trusteeship, you
would understand what's goingon.
You would understand what thepresident is, which is the head
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of the corporation.
You'll understand what agovernor is, ones who are
directors of a public trust.
It's's called the Board ofGovernors.
I'm going to touch on that in alittle bit, but let's touch on
this right now, understandingthat the Sistake-Vai Act of 1666
is what created this in England.
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It started way before that, butlet's talk about 1666.
This is not something that DonKalama is making up.
We can just Google this 16, letme see if it pops up.
1666 says decay by trust.
It's right there.
An act for redress ofinconveniences by one approved
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for the deceased is a personbeyond the seas.
This is legislationgov slash uk.
This is from the United Kingdom.
United States was.
What year was the United StatesCorporation established?
And you heard the key word thatI said United States
Corporation.
What'd they say?
1776?
1776, july 4th, so just 110years before that, when they're
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still under England, you got theSister Cave by Act An act for
redress of inconveniences by theone approved for the deceased
of persons beyond the seas.
Now, this is not something Imade up, okay, because they say
this is delusional conspiracytheories, all of this.
I'm coming straight to thefacts right here.
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We're at the legislation of theUnited Kingdom on their website
, the actual government website,talking about the states.
Alright, you have to learntrust law.
The legislation of the UnitedKingdom on their website, an
actual government website,talking about the estates.
All right, you have to learntrust law to really truly
understand what's going on.
But I'm bringing it to you, I'mshowing you what's going on.
You're the beneficiary, you'rethe beneficiary.
I'm saying it again Beneficiary, beneficiary, beneficiary.
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You're not a trustee.
And even if you're acting astrustee in the public, because
you are, you're a public servant, you're a public and you got
your ID, you're using a social,you're using a birth certificate
that does put you in the public, okay, and that's making you
co-mingle funds as the trusteeand a beneficiary, but this is
only for beneficiary use only.
The government is the trusteesof this trust.
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You can only accept the giftsof this trust or estate.
You can only be the beneficiary.
It's only for beneficial useonly.
What is the beneficiary?
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It's an individual designatedto receive the belongings or
assets of another person afterthat person's death.
Beneficiaries often receivethese benefits as inheritance,
so you're using these.
You're using it for the publicgood.
If you've got utilities on yourchildren, go to public
education.
You go to school.
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You're using benefits.
You've been to jail.
You're using benefits of thepublic trust because that's what
feeds you, that's what pays forthe housing, that's what pays
for the electricity.
If you got a car on credit, ifyou got a mortgage, you use this
.
You are benefiting from it, soyou can't claim nothing from it.
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Hope that makes sense.
I'm going to stop right now.
Girl, move forward.
Give me a 100.
Give me a fire emoji.
If you understand that theSocial Security Trust is a
beneficiary trust only Since theK-5 use.
It's called the Since the K-5Trust.
Don't look up what Since the K-5means.
A lot of people are not evenlooking up and seeing what any
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of this means.
I got the fire emojis.
Yes, drop me a few 100s.
Understand, not understand.
Thank you.
All right, I got a heart fire,okay, okay.
Okay, there's the 100s.
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I just like to see them.
He dropped a bunch of them too.
I appreciate y'all, man.
I'm glad y'all areunderstanding this.
I just think you're amazing.
What'd she say?
I'm glad I finally found youagain.
It's your boy, katie.
It's your boy.
I'm trying to find you againtoo.
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It's your boy, doc.
Come on, it's your boy, doc.
It's for you, katie.
I don't blow Katie a kiss Now.
Don't tell your man.
All right, I got security.
I'm not no fighter.
I have my guard pop his ass Now.
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I'm just playing.
I'm just playing.
I'm just playing.
It's peace and love.
It's peace and love.
So if you understand whatprobate is, that's a legal
process that occurs when aperson dies and involves a
validation, administration of awill.
That's what happens every timeyou go to court because you're
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not acting as in a privateprocess.
When you understand probateestate planning, having a
private trust, having a privatewill, will bypass probate every
time.
All right, probate is a generaladministration of deceased
person's will, the estate of thedeceased person.
Without a will, you have norights because you got the birth
certificate, the socialsecurity number and the driver's
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license.
Understand that the UnitedStates is a federal corporation.
Under 28 USC 3002, subsection15A, the United States means a
federal corporation.
So when you understand this,you will understand who the
president is.
The president is the head ofthe United States corporation.
All right, now they have atrust with your assets, right?
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Because you, as a United Statescitizen under 15 USC 4724E1,
again 15 USC 4724E1,.
The term United States businessmeans a United States citizen, a
corporation, partnership orother association created under
the laws of the United States orof any state, including the
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District of Columbia, or anyCommonwealth territory,
possessed in the United States,or a foreign corporation,
partnership or other associationmore than 95% of which is owned
by persons described insubparagraphs A and B.
So listen, term number one,succession A, is what I really
want to focus on here.
Okay, united States business.
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The term United States businessmeans A, a United States
citizen.
So when you're a United Statescitizen, you're a United States
business.
When you get to social securitynumber, so when you you get the
birth certificate, that'sUnited States business.
All right, now you're a UnitedStates citizen and that's United
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States business.
Now the Social Security numberyou have to read the Social
Security Act.
Now you're pledging your labor.
You're pledging your labor.
You're pledging your labor.
Now you know what I'm saying.
Again, you're pledging yourlabor.
You will be taxed.
You are not a trustee.
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Look up what the definition oftrustee is an individual person
or member of a board givencontrol or powers of
administration of property andtrust with the legal obligation
to administer is solely for thepurpose specified.
So I'm going to tell you rightnow when you have a title for a
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car, that's the same thing as abirth certificate, except the
title's for the car and thebirth certificate's for you.
So the birth certificate is thetitle for you, you're the car
and I want y'all to understandthis.
You can drive thismotherfucking car, but you don't
own this motherfucking car, nomore.
If you don't pay taxes, theycan come take it.
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So they can come take you.
You're United States property,you understand?
Just like, if you don't paytaxes, they come take that car,
right?
So the birth certificate andthe title don't?
They look very similar.
Come on, man, don't mean my eyes.
You know I'm not playing.
Listen.
I need you to ask your higherpower to come down so you can
get understanding.
You've been watching too muchmotherfucking Pornhub.
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You need to go wash your handsreal quick.
That's what you need to do.
Take five seconds real quickand go rinse your hands off.
Put some hand sanitizer on them.
You've been beating your meatall day.
That's why you don't understandthis.
You need to be learning on yourphone and still playing with
yourself, because you're justplaying with yourself.
You understand, keep playingwith yourself.
You're going to be playing withyourself and your family.
(20:52):
It's no time to be beating yourmeat.
If you're broke, you shouldn'teven be coming.
You understand?
My baby said money made me,come, I get them.
High class.
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, cost money.
Y'all talking about FederalReserve notes.
Bands will make her dance.
You hear me, bands will makeher dance.
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You can get the top-notchcoochie All you want.
They know all the secrets.
You understand.
Go, wash your motherfuckinghands.
Take a 30 day break.
Take a 30 day break.
Okay, some of y'all are justsome freak nasties.
Take a 3 day break and see howyou feel.
Recharge, get out your lowerchakra.
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Learn this shit, you understand.
Learn this shit, you understand.
Learn this shit.
The trust, the social securitytrust, is in a bankrupt system.
The US is incompetent and it'sbankrupt.
And you keep giving your laborto them.
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You keep volunteeringinformation on their
applications, which is drawnfrom this public trust, and you
keep saying the government owesyou something.
The government's giving youwhat it's due to you because you
didn't read the public goalsand statutes.
You're not reading the SocialSecurity Trust.
You're not reading the SocialSecurity Act.
You don't understand that thisis a general welfare trust.
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You're not understanding thedifference between public versus
private.
The public sector is part ofthe economy that the government
controls.
Let me validate these claims formy class real quick with the
screen share, because I'm goingto give them the definitions
every time, because I want youto know these are not Don
Colombo's definitions.
I just put in the work and Iput in the study the public
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sector.
When you hear public defender,public housing, public
assistance, that meansgovernment, right, don't?
They work for the government?
So I need you to understandanytime you hear the word public
, including public trust, that'sthe government.
He says where do I learn more?
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I usually kick you out my mom.
I can lie.
When y'all ask me questions,ask Google, ask your mama.
You should have learned fromyour mama.
You should have learned fromyour daddy.
But you're not part of aninformed family, you're part of
a public family.
So don't expect motherfuckersto be giving you handouts
because that's what you're usedto.
That's what y'all used to.
Free lunch, that means youbenefited from the social trust
because you're used to freelunches.
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My family went and hunted.
My family went and got theirs.
My family went and ate.
You understand.
But if you want to learn more,go to schoolcom.
Slash Don Kalam, that'sS-K-O-O-L dot com.
Slash Don Kalam, that'sS-K-O-O-L dot com.
Slash Don Kalam, and thereyou'll see DK's Private Business
Circle.
That is the official spot forDon Kalam's private school.
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You understand?
Or you can text Private Life to702-200-4900.
All right, now back to class.
Yes, back to class, becausey'all don't understand the roles
of trustees.
A trustee is a person or firm.
It can be a business that holdsand administers property or
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assets for the benefit of athird party.
The beneficiary, thebeneficiary, the beneficiary, a
person or firm that holds in theminister's property or assets
for the benefit of a third party.
A trustee can do everything aperson can do besides vote.
Trustees are protected In theprivate, not in the public.
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Now for the Social SecurityTrust.
The public officials are thetrustees.
You can only be the beneficiarybecause it's assessed to
K-V-I-Trust.
Everybody knows that it'sassessed to K-V-I-Trust because
that's what everybody comes toDon Kalama States.
But what everybody comes to DonKalama States but not everybody
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comes in Don Kalama States thatthey don't understand the
beneficiary use.
The only person that can issuebeneficiary certificates,
beneficiary trust certificates,is a trustee, and that would be
the government public officials.
All right, if you try to issuethings, that's commingling.
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That is illegal Anytime youtouch this.
This is a discharging mechanism.
At the end of the day, this isused to raise debt equity.
It's used to raise debt equity.
It's used to raise debtTruthfully.
It's used to create securitieson behalf of the Social Security
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Administration and nothing else.
Board of Trustees can issuesecurities and shares.
I'm say this again this is thelaw.
How do you even know what thesecurity is if it didn't have a
law attached to it?
Then explain what the securityis.
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A security didn't just getcreated out of thin air.
Y'all sit here trying to createsecurities and when you're
creating securities in thepublic, there's laws governing
these things and only boards oftrustees can issue securities
and shares In the public.
It has to go through things, awhole process.
You need to sit down withsecurity agents or some
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attorneys as a beneficiary.
You can never do this In thepublic or the private.
Sitting on both sides isco-mingling with the public
trust simple as that.
You've already claimed this asa beneficiary.
You've already used it asbeneficiary use.
You're working.
You're working a job.
You're getting benefits, don'tyou get benefits with your job?
(26:53):
But a lot of people don'tunderstand this.
See in the private, we don'tfucking pull.
See in the private, we don'tfucking pull.
No motherfucking.
No, no benefits.
We contract Trustees raiseTrustees, grow the trust.
It's the trustee's job to growthe trust and the public.
It's a debt instrument, justthrowing it out there, a debt
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discharging instrument, and itadds to the public debt.
That's what they're doing withit.
So understand with the SocialSecurity number, you can only be
the business financier with nocontrol.
You don't control how muchyou're taxed and you don't
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control how much you'll be paidout upon retirement.
So you're never the trustee.
How do I know you're not thetrustee?
Because you're waiting on ahandout.
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Beneficiaries wait on moneywhich is always taxed.
You're going to work and waiton money, which is always taxed.
What do trustees do?
They raise money, a security.
When you talk about security, asecurity is used to raise money
to pay off debt.
Trustees raise money for thetrust.
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They grow the trust.
Beneficiaries wait on money andthey wait on handouts.
We do not operate asbeneficiaries, we operate as
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trustees private trustees atthat, dropping 100 fire emoji
right now, if this stuff ismaking sense.
If it's not, I need your logoff, because I explained as
simple as can be.
You're still waiting onhandouts.
You think somebody owes yousomething.
Nobody owes you nothing.
The government owes mesomething.
The government is privatefamilies.
You don't want to be a privatefamily.
You owe it to yourself tobecome private and pay yourself
out.
You owe it to yourself tocreate your own government,
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which is a private tribe, aprivate church, a private church
, a private family.
A tribal government is anindependent nation that operates
(29:30):
separately from the state orfederal government.
Alright, there's one definition.
There's one definition.
There's the Vatican Agovernment, vatican City,
government, politics of VaticanCity.
There's the Mormons Agovernment, a government.
(29:57):
They definitely have boardmembers.
World government, mormonism theworld government would be known
as the kingdom of God on earth.
It was taught that this kingdomwould rule over the people of
the earth.
That's their governmentMormonism, world government.
Does the Amish have a government?
There's no central Amishgoverning authority.
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Each Amish community makes itsown decisions and what is
acceptable in one community maybe unacceptable in another.
Are there private countries?
Are there private?
Let's say, private countries.
Are there private, let's say,countries in America, republic
(30:50):
of Malaysia, micronations that'swhat they're called
Micronations in America?
Look these things up, man.
And they still have to protectyou.
But y'all want to stay here andkeep playing with this social
security number because youthink somebody owes you
something, there's something fornothing mentality, because you
don't want to get off your assand grind and go be a creator.
You can only control what youcreate.
(31:12):
Plenty micro-nations.
Officially, the Republic ofMalaysia is the North American
micro-lation, landlocked withinthe city of Dayton, nevada.
It's inside Nevada.
There's private islands inAmerica.
There's parts of Hawaii youcan't even go to owned by
private families Sunset Keys,private island, sycamore Island,
(31:37):
jonathan Island, p Island, cIsland, coco Cay, kingston
Island, pumpkin Key.
Should I continue?
Should I go on the RepublicIsland, the House Island,
private islands of the UnitedStates.
Go, google these things and theUnited States Go Google these
things and the United Stateswill protect you.
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You're trading with the enemy,with the social.
Y'all playing with yourself.
Quit playing with yourself onPornhub all day.
What you think is going tohappen in the real world?
Listen, what's done in the darkcomes out the light.
I know what you're doing inlife?
You're playing with yourselfBecause I'm looking at you, I'm
looking at your life.
Look how far you can take them.
(32:19):
Look how far your life is.
Look how far your life is.
Look how far your life is.
That's how far you can take thenext motherfucker.
So don't ask me shit.
You better drop a donation.
That's what you better do.
You get a hop on the horn andbook that consultation so
motherfuckers can get your mindright.
Quit playing with yourself andbefore you even hit them, dial
them numbers, matter of fact.
Just tell Siri to call me.
(32:40):
Tell Siri to send a donation.
I don't even want your dirtyass hands that energy, even
invoking in me Straight up yousitting there jacking off to her
.
I'll pay her.
Come on, baby, I'm not.
I touched myself in person.
Baby, I need a freak show.
What's good?
Text PRIVATELIFE to702-200-4900.
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Again, text PRIVATELIFE to702-200-4900.
And quit playing with yourself.
You're playing with yourselfout here Waiting on the Social
security handouts.
Private families create thegovernment.
You're not no goddamn privatefamily.
You got a public educationmindset.
In order to get to the privatelife, you have to invest.
(33:26):
Get around the people that'sliving the life or you're going
to have to learn, you're goingto have to reformat your brain.
You raise everything youthought you knew and start from
ground zero.
Board of Governors A Board ofGovernors is a group of people
appointed to oversee themanagement of an institution the
US Postal Offices, the WorldBanks, finra FINRA that's who
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governs accounts.
The Financial IndustrialRegulatory Authority, an
independent, non-governmentorganization that writes and
enforces the rules governingregistered brokers and
broker-dealer firms.
Board of Governors when you'redealing with securities, you're
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dealing with the Board ofGovernors.
When you're dealing with trust,you're dealing with a board of
governors.
When you're dealing with trust,you're dealing with a board of
trustees.
And they're similar, verysimilar.
A board of trustees is anappointed or elected group of
individuals that has overallresponsibility for the
management of an organization.
The board of trustees istypically the governing body of
an organization and seeks toensure the best interests of the
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stakeholders in all types ofmanagement decisions.
So when you understand this asthe board of trustees, the best
interest of the stakeholders thestakeholders in the public
trust is the government.
They created it, legislation.
So anytime you're dealing withthe social security number, it's
for the best interest of thestakeholders, not you.
You're not management.
(34:58):
Now, shareholders A shareholderis a person, company or
institution that owns at leastone share of a company's stock.
Now you are a shareholder inthis trust, but you get no
rights.
Only rights you get are votingrights, and they even get to
choose the people that you getto vote for.
So think about it.
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That's how it works.
Shareholders get voting rights.
Let me show y'all that.
Voting rights definitionshareholder voting rights gives
you the power to elect directorsat annual or special meetings
(35:42):
and make your views known tocompany management directors.
So think about it.
You get to vote every 2-4 years.
That's your share, becauseyou're a shareholder or a
stockholder.
The right of a shareholder tovote on certain corporate
actions, that's a right of beinga stockholder.
(36:03):
Those are the type of rightsthat are given to you all right
now.
As a stockholder, your rightsare given to you because you
took the birth certificate.
So if you was under like Ishowed y'all the Amish, they
have their own laws.
If you was under the Mormons,they have their own laws.
You're under tribal doctrines,you're under their own laws.
You're under a certain church,you're under the Vatican.
(36:25):
Yeah, drop a 100, if this makessense, because I just dropped
game.
I ain't spinning around ony'all, ain't nobody giving this
game like Don Kalam Text PRIVATELIFE to 702-249-100.
Book that consultation today orgo to the school skoolcom,
(36:47):
slash Don Kalam DK's privatebusiness circle.
Yes, yes, yes, we got the fireemojis, we got the 100s.
I love y'all for real, but I'mtired of coming to the public,
I'm tired of screaming at y'allcause it just won't get through,
cause y'all keep playing withyourself.
Y'all keep playing withyourself.
(37:07):
Nasty little boys, you're toogrown for that shit.
Now go get some money and goget that.
Go get your eight or nine girls.
You understand, you hear me?
No ditty, no ditty or ditty, no, ditty or ditty.
(37:28):
Love some freaky things.
Since I got money, I want allmy border governors naked and I
want it all women.
Yeah, a couple light-skinnedones, a couple chocolate ones, a
couple chunky ones.
(37:50):
What is securitization?
Do y'all know it's to raisemoney.
They create securities to raisemoney.
Securitization is the financialalchemy.
So it is magic of taking noteasily or non-tradable assets,
pulling them together andselling tradable shares in that
pool to investors.
So they're raising money forinvestors.
(38:11):
They're taking debt and raisingmoney for investors.
They're taking debt and raisingmoney for investors.
When you hear about the public,the public is always debt.
Does that make sense toeverybody?
(38:41):
So securitization pulls thegroups of debt into portfolios.
Mortgages are securitiesalternative securities.
See, when you're using theSocial Security Trust or you're
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claiming anything dealing withthe Social Security Trust,
you're placing everything toattach to that in the public.
When you get a car, it's underSocial Security Trust.
You cannot hand that down tothe next generation.
The Social Security Trust dieswith you.
Hand that down to the nextgeneration.
The social security trust dieswith you.
A private family trust is goingto be handed off to generation
after generation.
(39:26):
A trust can hold contracts.
A trust can hold assets and itcan hold contracts.
It can hold money.
It can hold notes.
But understand that as atrustee, you're managing assets.
Unless you're just an assetmanager, and that's your job.
The United States manages yourassets.
Asset management is thepractice of investing money on
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behalf of clients.
Asset managers work to increasewealth over time.
Asset managers createportfolios.
Financial services such asBlackwater, fidelity, fidelity,
manage assets.
Asset managers grow the wealthover time.
That's asset management.
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Again, the public sector is partof the economy that is
controlled by the government.
The private sector is part ofthe national economy that is not
under direct government control.
So a tribal government is notunder the United States, if the
government is created correctly.
You know what I mean.
Same way with private trusts,private families, private
(40:31):
churches.
They sell out when they get the501c3s, the non-profit
organizations.
Really, that's all I got fory'all today.
Private family trusts that'swhat it's about.
(40:54):
You put your right foot in, youput your right foot out.
You understand?
Quit playing with yourself.
You need to learn how to createyour private family, your
private family trust, yourprivate family memberships, your
private family church, yourprivate family tribe, whatever
makes sense to you.
Some of them call them thegeneral assembly.
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They create their privateGeneral Assemblies and this is
the game I had to bring to y'all, because y'all keep coming with
this nothing for somethingmentality and y'all have to stop
that.
It's always faith over fear.
Put coming in this game withthe something for nothing
(41:37):
mentality.
That's what's getting a lot ofpeople in trouble.
Y'all learn how to maneuvercorrectly, especially right now
that they deport people.
If you're saying you're not partof a certain class, I'm going
to tell you as long as you claimthat you're American, you're
straight.
The slogan right now is makeAmerica great again.
So you need to learn how to atleast claim yourself as an
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American national.
Being an American, you'reprotected under a lot of
different things.
The code that I utilize rightnow if I have to use a code in
this system, it's going to bewill not claim foreign because I
am a foreign national Properdocumentation.
If you're part of the school,you'll see that that I do have
(42:22):
IDs and credentials in adifferent country, and it's
awfully illegal, and I can showyou how to get it too.
8 USC 1408, nationals but notcitizens of the United States.
A person born in an outlyingpossession of the United States
on or after the date of formalacquisition.
You know I was born near theUnited States.
You know that's how you got todo it, and then some people use
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18 USC 1401.
I use 1408, though, and thatdeclares nationals and citizens
of the United States at birth.
So just showing you, hey, I canclaim national.
The term national means a personowing allegiance to a state.
That's 8 USC 1101 A21.
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And I like this definition.
I'm going to say it again 8 USC1101 A21.
8 USC 1101 A21.
The term national means aperson owning permanent
allegiance to a state.
The reason why I like thisdefinition is because this is
what I teach every day.
You're giving up your rights assoon as you say you're a US
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citizen.
National is one of their terms.
It is in their codes andstatutes, so it's not nothing
we're making up.
So if you're in Hawaii, you'reHawaiian.
If you're from Texas, you're aTexan.
If you're from Alaska, you're aTexan.
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If you're from Alaska, you'reAlaskan.
If you're from California,you're Californian.
If you're from New York, you'rea New Yorker.
If you're from Missouri, you'rea Missourian.
Illinoisian from Illinois.
Hope this makes sense.
You can look this up.
It's in my school.
I break this down Every state isconsidered its own country.
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You have to understand thatAmerica is a continent and the
United States is a corporation.
You have to understand thatAmerica is a continent and the
United States is a corporation.
States are defined bysovereignty over territory and a
group of people.
States are defined bysovereignty over territory and a
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group of people.
They are what we commonly callcountries.
America is a continent and thestates are its countries.
Like, say, we go to Africa,kenya is a country, sierra Leone
(45:25):
is a country, and a lot ofpeople are not putting this shit
together in their mind, theyjust they're bypassing them so
their rights can get taken away,so they don't owe no permanent
allegiance as a nationality.
Your rights have been given up.
They have been stripped awaybecause you think you're a US
citizen.
United States is a federalcorporation.
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America is a continent.
Your country is your state.
Drop a 100.
Drop a fire emoji.
Let me know that that clickedfor everybody.
And now that it's clicked, makesure you go to the school and
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support your boy for droppingall this motherfucking game.
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Slash D-O-N K-I-L-A-M.
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Slash Don Kalam.
If you need it, sent to youtext Private Life to
702-200-4900.
(46:28):
Again, text Private Life to702-200-4900.
Nobody's bringing in the gamelike Don Kalam.
Nobody's breaking it down.
You see, I don't even neednothing.
I can spit it from the domebecause it's right here.
It's right here.
It's in you or it's not.
You're either in the world oryou're in the other world.
You understand, I'm outside ofall that shit, man.
With that, I'm out.
Much peace and love.
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