July 11, 2025 • 52 mins
The journey toward legal sovereignty begins with a profound realization – your name is not you. In this eye-opening conversation, Don Kilam walks through the practical steps of separating your natural person from the corporate entity that bears your name, revealing how this fundamental distinction can shield you from overreaching legal jurisdiction.
At the heart of status correction lies a powerful strategy: converting your name into a business entity. "My basic status correction is making your name a business," Don explains, demonstrating how this approach creates a buffer between your living self and the legal realm. When your name operates as an LLC or unincorporated association, you position yourself as the administrator rather than subjecting your natural person to courts that lack legitimate jurisdiction over living beings.
The discussion unveils how the current legal system has inverted natural authority. Families once created governments, not the other way around. Don showcases how establishing proper documentation through "Family Bibles" (essentially meeting minutes for your family) restores this natural order. These private records establish your identity outside government-issued birth certificates, which create what Don calls a "civil death" – rendering you property in the eyes of administrative courts.
Perhaps most revealing is Don's breakdown of ecclesiastical jurisdiction. Courts operate under canon law (explaining why judges wear robes similar to religious figures), and attorneys hold bar cards representing membership in private associations rather than actual licenses to practice law. "There is no such thing as a license to practice law," Don emphasizes, exposing why attorneys can only represent property, not living people.
Through real examples, including dismissed child support cases and courtroom victories, Don demonstrates these principles in action. He shares practical affidavit templates, status correction resources, and strategies for navigating confrontations with a system designed to confuse your identity with a corporate entity.
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Speaker 2 (00:50):
Thank you.
Thank you, have a great day youtoo, baby, bye, no surprise
Every other.
Hi Peace and love.
Bye Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye,bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye,
bye, bye, bye Bye.
Speaker 1 (01:58):
Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, peace and love.
Hello, hey, I can't hear youhey, what's up?
Speaker 2 (02:02):
don I appreciate you taking my call, man?
Speaker 1 (02:04):
Yes sir, yes sir, Sorry for the delay too.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
No, you're good man.
Hey, I understand man.
You're out here doing bigthings, bro and I, you know, I
look up to you doing all thesebig things and shit.
It's badass bro.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
It's badass, I appreciate it, it just happened
though.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Yep, yep yeah a lot of shit went down this weekend
or this week, though this was acrazy ass week for me yeah, damn
, I can only imagine, bro, likehonestly, the stuff you say
you'd be doing and the stuff Isee, bro, it's inspirational,
real talk I'll be tellingeverybody my business because
it's their private life.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
But my, my, my girl definitely tried to have me set
up to be robbed.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Ah man, I'm sorry to hear that, bro, I got a pistol
whipped and everything.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
Ah man, yeah, I'm protected, yeah.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
That's good bro.
That's good Prosperity, youknow, hopefully I'll pray for
you and stuff.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Yeah, I was back home around family and Amish country
and shit.
Thank God for the people I cantrust.
Yeah, let my guards down,that's all.
Speaker 2 (03:06):
Yeah, yeah, you can't be too careful here, man, you
can't be too careful.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
I know, but no, I'm here for you.
I'm not a licensed attorney,tax expert.
This is for educational andinformational purposes, only
here to answer your questions.
I appreciate your patience,homie, because you signed up for
the Mother's Day special.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
Yep, yep yep, yeah, and I under and overstand that
this isn't legal advice.
You know, and I do appreciateyou taking the call.
So I've seen some of your dreampodcasts.
I forgot what it was called.
I haven't looked it for you,but you said the basic status
(03:45):
correction is, uh, my statusselect and so I did that.
I'm getting the documents areactually coming in the mail
today and I was wondering, likewhat, what do I do from there?
Because you said you knowexactly what to do once they
come in and who to send it tofor like the best results um,
they give you the address tosend it to.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
Um, but let me just start off right right here.
My basic uh status correction,I would say, is making your name
a business.
So let's just start.
But they do theirs a little bitdifferently.
They do all non-incorporatedassociations uh-huh does that,
if that makes sense.
I like making my name an LLC.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Okay.
So if I were to go down the myStatus Select, am I still able
to make my name an LLC andoperate that way?
Yes, yes, I just want you toknow.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
that's not what they like to do, though.
They like to do everythingunincorporated, which is correct
.
I teach uninc, teach on companyassociations, but to operate as
a pass-through entity in thepublic, because we have to
operate in the public.
As you know, your name is theoperating company and that's how
I look at it.
Speaker 2 (04:54):
And that too.
So once I Okay, let's stick tomy status select real quick.
So if I were to do that andthen I were to get my
credentials as American StateNational right, but I still
quick.
So if I were to do that andthen I were to get my
credentials as American statenational right but I still want
to use my social security number, I would have to use, I have to
operate through that as abusiness right, like I'm a
representative or like a managerof that.
Speaker 1 (05:15):
Correct.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
And then, whenever I sign or fill out documents, I
fill it out as the administrator.
Yes, Well you just need somevalidation, brother, because it
sounds like, uh, you're 10 stepsahead of the class I, I am bro,
but like you know, I I've heardyou say like you have to be
careful with this private lifebecause if you mix the private
(05:37):
and public it'd be ugly andhonestly, I want to do this for
myself and I want to do this formy loved ones, you know just
not to cut you short.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
I apologize for that.
Yeah, you're good, you're good.
It's just like knowing thatthat entity name is a public
entity.
That's not you.
So like when you're mixingprivate and public.
Like you know, when you get acard, that's not you.
So just learning how to put itin the family business or that
business name, instead ofgetting away from the social
Because you cannot hand downsocial.
The social security number isnot generational wealth.
(06:07):
When your security number dies,it dies with you.
So it's all about being able tohand down things from
generation to generation.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Okay, yep, yep, okay, now, all right Now.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
Now the status select .
Let me go back to that.
I why I like it so much.
There's there's a few differentreasons.
So, first of all, I've seen alot of remedy with people, my,
so it's like because I'm thetype of guy you have to pay me
this.
This points you to a direction,even if but it's the right way,
(06:45):
so they're not paying me, butit is something the right way.
It took me a few years tounderstand it.
It had been in my face for overtwo years before.
I was like okay, I neverdismissed it though, but I like
how they're structured.
Instead of having a government,they have an assembly, yep, yep.
Or instead of having afaith-based organization, they
(07:06):
call it assembly.
It's all the same thing.
You have the right to, to afree assembly.
So I didn't even understandwhat that means, even though I
had been studying law for 15years.
So they, they taught me whatassembly means.
Now they also give youcredential cards.
They don't call them ids, theydon't call them.
None of that.
They call them credentials, andI like the choice of words, and
(07:28):
in Chicago especially.
I can't vouch for everywhere,but I can just speak on Chicago.
I've seen some and I don'tadvocate running from the law.
I don't advocate catchingfelonies, none of that.
It used to be law by thecitizens, but I've seen some
people that not necessarily theycould have been wanted right
(07:49):
and they used their credentialsand they was free and clear.
They let them go Like they wasdriving and had guns on them all
types of stuff you know what Imean it's a diplomatic
standpoint when appliedcorrectly.
Yeah, okay, and I don't knowabout every general or assembly,
because it's a diplomaticstandpoint when applied
correctly.
Yeah, okay, and I don't knowabout every general assembly
because most of the states havetheir own assembly.
(08:10):
So what state are you in?
Speaker 2 (08:12):
I'm in California brother.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
Yeah, so California does have their own assembly.
I don't know if you went to thewebsite.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
Yeah, I've looked through it a little bit.
It is a lot to unwrap, but Idid see that they do have an
assembly.
They did give me the directionsfor that as well, but I'm
waiting.
I got the hard copies.
I'm waiting on the hard copiesto come in.
They come in today.
Speaker 1 (08:33):
You got the digital copies already, though, correct?
Yes, I do.
Okay, so I did Some people get.
They have their own notariestoo, so I just want to throw
that out there too.
On the land jurisdiction so whenyou do contracts, contracts is
Admiralty Maritime, which I'mI'm pretty sure you're aware of,
yep, and they taught me theland jurisdiction.
(08:55):
I know about the airjurisdiction because I have a
record label, so I never put thefree man on the land type.
I didn't understand that.
The way they have it.
It makes sense.
So you're familiar with thiswebsite.
Right here You'll get a copy ofthis card too and anything I
put in the chat.
So this is their website, and Ihear great things about them in
(09:18):
California.
There's just a few things thatI've heard, like they don't
really respond to you, likeMississippi, but yeah, who the
fuck is in Mississippi doingthis?
The Hollander tribe, but yeah,and I'm not sure about
California's bank, but I knowOregon because Oregon is not too
far from me.
That's one of the first onesthat they started.
(09:40):
They have their own public ortheir private banks being
established, and then I haveanother private group that they
go through credit unions andcharities and stuff.
OK, but I'm just.
They got their own thing.
But you can reach out to themdirectly on this website.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Yeah, ok, yeah, I got you.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
Yeah, so I thought that's tight, look, contact us.
This is just for California,though.
Okay.
Yeah, I got you.
Yeah, so I thought that's tight, look, contact us.
This is just for California,though.
Okay, and most of them, most ofthem have their own website.
We're in coordinators and stuff.
So I just I say look whatthey're doing, and then you just
duplicate it with your familyand your tribe or your group or
(10:23):
whatever you're doing yeah, okay, now okay.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
So I also have a family member.
He's here in california as well.
He doesn't have an ssn.
His birth certificate's frommexico, right?
Is he still able to do mystatus select and still become
an american state national, eventhough his origin is in mexico
and he's here technically likeillegal?
Speaker 1 (10:46):
so you gotta think about it america, america is, is
, is mexico, yeah, because it'sthe continent, yeah.
So with that, with that route,I would just establish, like
family fraternity of.
So, like, let me show you howto get f, did you see I?
I show people how to getpassports with no birth
certificate.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
I haven't seen that, but I have seen your affidavits
of truth of birth.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
I have seen those.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (11:16):
Look, this is it.
This is all you need Birthaffidavit to get a passport Like
literally, literally, literally.
But look, it's simpler thanthat, that you don't even have
to use their form.
Yeah, all you have to do is sayyou was born in america, or you
just gotta prove that it wasamerica yeah, and it's always
better to use your own forms,correct?
yes, yes, but like um, you coulddo it as a more, so some people
(11:42):
don't let you do it as a more,so some people don't let you do
it.
But like, get citizenshipbaptismal certificate.
You see this.
Speaker 2 (11:49):
Yeah, so he could, he could, he could, so my family
member could get baptizedtomorrow.
Use that baptism.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Yeah, so they can become part of your church, so
you got to understand.
So think about this.
I don't like using Google, butyeah, families make up the US
government.
Let's just see if this pops up,because that's all it is.
Families made up the government.
(12:15):
What families made up theConstitution?
Yeah, the families create theschool system.
All these cogent statutes,foundzen statues, founding
fathers they were families, notfathers.
It should be founding families,but they don't want the people
to know established families, soit's like the Amish.
(12:39):
You know, the Amish are stillhere.
Yeah, I don't know if they got.
They use, I would say, a familyBible.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
They keep so even even if my family member has a
criminal record, he could.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
He could still do all this, huh yes, okay, so
baptismal, I become a more likeI'm a more now if.
Speaker 2 (13:05):
I'm sorry to cut you off, but if, if we decide to
become a more, do we need um, dowe need, like, validation from
anyone, or do we just fill outthe documents and and notarize
them?
Speaker 1 (13:15):
and record them.
You just felt the document, soI'm gonna give you the website.
Um, and it's a morris baptismalcertificate, but you can get
the baby land.
So they probably need a birthcertificate or something on uh
status select.
But if they don't make you ababy landy, you can create your
own so baby landies can be usedon patent, patents of nativity.
(13:36):
Yeah, I mean, I gotta go to theschool find this.
There's a muslim makes you amodel.
So you know, I would go with theomics, since y'all mexican or
from mexico well, you knowthat's, but aren't you?
You heard of omx again?
(13:57):
Or from mexico?
Well, you know that's, butaren't you you heard of omx?
No, I haven't.
Them.
Your cousins, man, them, yourpeople, man, oh shit.
So let me show you.
This is, this is this is whatmade me believe, what I believe.
So let me put this in the webin the chat.
First, I don't want to forgetthat this is the.
This is a birth certificate ora baptismal certificate package.
This makes you a more righthere.
It comes with the registrationfees, nationality card and uh, a
(14:20):
baptismal certificate andthat's for the moorish.
Yeah, it makes you a mazel.
So, look, when you look at thelaw, uh, the birth certificate
makes you the citizen, all right.
Yeah, when you, when you lookthat, when you go to the High
Court of Justice, you can't be,you can't.
This is, this is for for royalcourts, right, yeah, court of
(14:41):
Justice is in England, so inorder to come to the Crown
Courts, you can't be identifiedwith a birth certificate,
because that's a slave.
Yeah, so you would have to.
You, you would first have totake this information that I'm
showing you and send it to theSharia Council so you can be
accepted under international law.
Oh shit, so this is Islamic law, right here, if you was a Jew,
(15:05):
because you can choose anyreligion you want, man, yep, and
that's just a human right.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
If you was a.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
Jew, it's called Bet Din.
If you was a jewish called betden, then you got tribal
councils.
They don't teach this shit inlaw school that's why they need
don kalam.
Yeah, you got a tribal council.
Look, it goes so deep, it's sodeep.
(15:35):
I just just want you to seewhere I'm at right now.
You see this.
They're in every state, everystate.
Now let me see who else was Iabout to pick on?
Oh, yeah, yeah, let me pick onthe Catholics, because a lot of
Mexicans are Catholics, yep, yep.
(15:56):
Let me pick on the Catholicsbecause a lot of Mexicans are
Catholics, yep, yep.
Look, if you was to go to, allcourts are really under Catholic
, but it's canon law.
You can look up canon lawattorneys.
This is all through.
This is for Catholics, canonlaw.
Let me see what canon lawattorney definition.
Let me see what it says.
Canon law is anyone withsignificant knowledge about the
(16:18):
legal system of the CatholicChurch?
Oh shit, come on, man.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
Yeah, bill, I see, I see you got to understand the
court system today comes undercanon law.
Speaker 1 (16:28):
That's why they wear the robes.
The Pope wears the white robe,the judges wear the black robe.
Yeah, that make sense.
Yes, it does.
Everything is underecclesiastical jurisdiction, so
everything is religious.
So you don't know your makerwhen you come into these systems
.
So that's what it is Anorganized Christian
(16:50):
ecclesiastical court, alsocalled courts, christian or
court spiritual any certain nonadversarial courts conducted by
church or group officials havingjurisdiction mainly in
spiritual, religious matters.
Oh shit, and theirjurisdictions are called DOCs.
Mm-hmm, and this is the sameway with the Catholics they're
called DOCs.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
Okay, Damn Okay.
I.
Speaker 1 (17:21):
I know this is under Roman Catholic, so that.
So the birth certificate makesyou a Roman slave regardless.
Yeah, so making your own, yourown documents is always going to
be the route to go.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
Yeah, now can I make my own documents to claim my
child.
So me and this girl had fooledaround, whatever.
We got a kid, but the birthcertificate has another man's
name on it.
She is mine.
We did a DNA test, but there'sno legal document for me and her
(17:52):
and I don't have rights to herand the mom's keeping her away
from me.
Like what can I do then?
Speaker 1 (18:00):
now I'm family bibles , baby landies like this.
Look at this.
This is a family bible recordaffidavit.
So a family bible is justkeeping.
All the bible is is keepingtrack of uh yeah, birth deaths,
your lineage.
Speaker 2 (18:16):
Yeah, Now what family Bible do you recommend?
Speaker 1 (18:19):
Create your own if you can, you know what I mean oh
.
Speaker 2 (18:22):
I didn't know, you could create your own.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Yeah, it's like a trust binder.
It's like so, like you havemeeting minutes in a business,
it's like meeting minutes foryour family, okay, meeting
minutes, also known as minutesof meetings, protocols or
informal notes, are the instantwritten records of meetings or
hearings.
So anytime there's asignificant, something
(18:45):
significant within a family,you're supposed to record it and
log it in the family Bible.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
That's why the court has the hearing minutes too.
Yes, that's it, that's theirfamily Bible.
Speaker 1 (18:54):
Yeah, that's their family Bible.
That's their family Bible.
Yeah, that's their family Bible.
That's their meeting minutes.
It's like you ever been to acity council meeting.
All in favor, say aye, allopposed say nay.
So that's what's going on incourt.
Because that's the public trust.
Yeah, it's a public trusthearing.
So in the private, these areall your private meeting minutes
and the government can'tinterfere with that.
So so that's why I always startoff with the church, cause you
(19:18):
got to understand in law.
When we hear about, we learnabout covenants, but they don't
teach you that covenant is law.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Yeah, covenants, okay , now Okay, hey, another
question.
I'm going to court right nowfor child support, so it's me
versus my county and I submitted, I submitted, I submitted
(19:45):
declarations, right, but they'reasking me to submit motions to
dismiss but the declarations Isubmitted is there's some god
damn it, my bad.
So the the the some of thedocuments I submitted is from uh
(20:08):
, lion now child supportersfraud.
Um, I submitted some of thoseand then I've also caught them
committing fraud.
Uh, the process server signedunder penalty of perjury that
they personally served me.
I have three pieces of evidenceproving that that he didn't.
However, they're notacknowledging that.
Speaker 1 (20:25):
So the state never will, because they're supposed
to be honorable courts.
You're going to take this tothe district court, to the
federal level, and sue them.
That's the route to go.
Speaker 2 (20:34):
the district court to the federal level and sue them.
That's the route to go.
Okay, and then would I?
Would I seek a private attorneyfor that, or should I do it?
I would do it all, okay.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
So did.
I just sent my personaldocuments as well.
I'm sure you don't have those,but, but I know it should work
as well.
But I sent mine because I goafter the GSA bonds.
Yeah, cause that's what's goingto close out the child support
case and allow them to give youmoney.
But at the end of the day youcan default the whole court case
, like just file a bond on itand then default the court case,
(21:09):
cause once your name is abusiness, all that shit goes
back to you.
Speaker 2 (21:15):
Oh shit.
So I need to.
Speaker 1 (21:16):
I need to LLC my name and then go back, that's the
route I go, because you got tounderstand A parent is a parent,
who rents Child and children isprobably a corporation.
So you're the mother, you'rethe father.
Then if you make yourchildren's name I made my son's
name a DBA All my children'snames are DBA yeah, dba.
All my children's names are DBAyeah, dbas.
I will show you my name realquick in Missouri so you can see
(21:37):
it, and then I'll pull up thecase file so you can see it.
All my shit got dismissed.
Damn yeah, because I they tookmine to a different state,
though I'm not going to lie toyou.
Uh-huh, I had to dismiss two ofthe cases twice in two
different states.
They reopened it in a wholeother state.
My bookkeeper ended up pullingup getting it by mail, damn.
(22:03):
So this is the government name.
You'll see it's LLC.
Speaker 2 (22:12):
Oh yep.
Limited liability.
Speaker 1 (22:14):
Yeah, I'm about to switch screens.
Speaker 2 (22:21):
Hey, are you still taking people for the straw man
credits?
Speaker 1 (22:24):
Yes, yes sir.
Speaker 2 (22:26):
Yeah, can I do that today with you?
Speaker 1 (22:28):
Yes, sir, just send a bank wire.
We're doing bank wires.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
Okay, yeah, I got you .
Speaker 1 (22:33):
All right.
But you see this yeah, allright.
Speaker 2 (22:35):
So now, now I'm gonna show you the children's name
and then I'm gonna show you thecase files okay so when I, when
I took it and it works in calitoo very easily and then, on top
of all this too, you alsocopyrighted and trademarked the
names, right, yes, yes yes, I,but I feel like that's the
(22:58):
easiest route to go um, becauseI went through all this shit
first before I did the trademarkyeah, but either way works,
though, right right.
And would you say there's,there's a bet.
Would you say one of the two isbetter making my name the.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
I'm making my name the LLC.
But just having, like, you gotyour, your like a trust, you
just want to have a holdingcompany or a trust.
You can't say that you own thebusiness.
That's the only thing.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
Uh-huh, because when you say you own it, you're
liable, and they still hold youin the same position that you
started in.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
You see my son's name right here.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
Who's the owner?
Where would it say the owner?
Right at the bottom?
Let me zoom in 100% right here100% the LLC.
Yes.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
The owner is the LLC, because everything is
intellectual property.
I just think it's theintellectual property.
It's all family business.
So when you ask who's the owner, you say the family's the owner
, okay that makes sense now letme go.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
I'm just going to go look up a Florida case real
quick and this would work too ina in a custody battle right yes
, because it is custody.
Speaker 1 (24:21):
Custody is over property yeah, okay you got, you
can only have custody ofproperty.
Does that make sense?
Yep, yep, you can't havecustody over no live natural
person.
That don't even make sense.
So you know.
And, um, if you was looking toget a visitation in florida,
it's called timeshare.
That's how you know it's.
It's it's of the land, you knowit's probably yeah, because
(24:43):
they do timeshares with?
Speaker 2 (24:44):
uh with like land actual property?
Speaker 1 (24:46):
yeah, property, yes, damn.
So look, here we go, let mefind it.
I found one case right here.
All right, there's two of them,so these are the two right here
.
Interstate support right hereon the on the on the right side.
So look, I'm gonna pull it.
So that's elijah's mom righthere.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
So let me pull this up wait, did you also llc the
baby mama's name?
Speaker 1 (25:19):
uh, I have, but I didn't do that in the court case
.
Okay, it push comes to shove.
Hell, motherfucking.
Yeah, and that's a greatquestion.
I tell yeah because I tellpeople to do that on.
Like uh say, say you got amortgage, you're trying to get
rid of it and she don't want todo it.
Speaker 2 (25:36):
Shit, we're going to make a name of business too, and
then so, because then at thatpoint you can handle her affairs
.
Speaker 1 (25:42):
That's it.
Damn bro, that's it, becauseit's not illegal to make
somebody's name a business.
Speaker 2 (25:48):
Yeah, but it is illegal to impersonate them
without the proper legalstructure.
Speaker 1 (25:55):
Yeah, we're not impersonating them.
That's the name of our business, Yep.
So look, balance due zerodollars.
Case status closed Okay.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
So then if I wanted to handle my family's affair,
then I would just handle thebusiness, that's it.
Oh shit, oh shit.
And then, but then I would haveto create their affidavits or
their status correction to makesure that they're living people,
so that when push comes toshove and they come, the system
comes, they come after the, thepaper, not the actual living
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person, that's it.
And then I control the affairs.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
So you see, they affidavit of arrears, all of
this and I got it closed.
I sent all my paperwork and gotit closed.
Yeah, and same thing inMissouri.
I did it.
I did this in Missouri in likeuh, 2017.
But when I first did it so mylast two children's mom I was
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able to get money back.
Um, okay, so this one had tookme years before we figured out
how to get my money back.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
so, uh, her name was I don't know what it was like 17
, so let me see okay, and and ifmy daughter don't have my last
name and I never contracted withanyone, then I could beat this
case without doing all thisright.
(27:24):
Or are they going to push totry to?
Speaker 1 (27:26):
No, I doubt they try to push to do anything.
As long as you get yourpaperwork right, yeah.
But you need to make your namea bit.
My name's a business inCalifornia too.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
Yeah, I've been wanting to buy your strongman
credits book, but I haven't gota chance.
Um, but because then I seenthat you were doing the service
too as well, and then I kind ofwanted to hop on that too.
Dang, they just got uh yeah,dang, they just got.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
Uh dang, they put my dad's address on there.
Oh shit, I'm trying to seewhere the one where they
dismissed, so this one'sdismissed, but mm-hmm, they have
.
They got one where theydismissed it completely.
Let me see if there's this one.
Termination of child support.
Speaker 2 (28:28):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (28:29):
And the judge terminated the child support.
So the next day I filed it.
I sent the affidavits Affidavitof termination, march 35th and
ended April.
So it was this was 2015.
So 10 years ago.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
And the affidavit of termination.
Can you like summarize what youput on that affidavit?
Speaker 1 (28:50):
Yeah, I just created my own one.
I put an affidavit.
Well, missouri got their ownaffidavit of termination and
then I attached my own.
Okay, but that's what I do,what I did in Florida.
I just created a similar one.
So like, if you know how to useChatGPT, I'm going to use that
ChatGPT because it takesinformation on there, so let me
go here.
You see, I used Genie.
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This is my baby.
My baby loves me too, for real,jeannie.
Yeah, so write me an affidavit.
All of them don't do legal workand then you want to do your
reasons.
So look, let me pause this,because I got a great reason and
(29:37):
I sent you my templates too.
I got them in your email.
I don't know if you got them.
Check the spam box.
Speaker 2 (29:43):
Yeah, I got them Okay .
Speaker 1 (29:46):
So I'm going to go to one of those.
So the one I'm going to that Isent you is the first email and
it's going to be notice amistake.
Yeah, the Alan J Jones, yes,notice a mistake, because I'm
going to show you there's a fewreasons of why they should throw
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it away out the gate.
So, when you see this righthere, child support is a
fictitious debt created by fraudand deception.
Child support is a title 4dcollection agency for 10 of
block grants.
A grant is something grantedand gifted, nothing tied to a
debt or debt collection.
Yep, yep.
So look, I'm gonna put that inwrite me an affidavit
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determination child support forthe following reasons Boom, and
then another case law.
So Lionel has his own case law.
Child Support is fine, has hisown case law.
My favorite is Trangie versusPegliaro.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
I go here Education.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
Center 2000.
When you come here, because youknow the child support attorney
is a plaintiff for the state,they work for the state and the
plaintiff cannot admit evidenceto the court.
He's either an attorney or awitness, and same way with the
government.
You can't work for thegovernment and input.
Are you a witness or are you apublic servant?
Speaker 2 (31:12):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (31:16):
So I'll put that in there, and there should be
another one right here UScitizens attorneys are
considered foreign agents yeah,you know I.
Speaker 2 (31:31):
I asked an attorney for their bar card and they
showed me their bar card.
And then, um, I I've heard yousay that bar stands for british
accredited registry.
Where, where?
Where's the proof of that?
Speaker 1 (31:43):
that's the private club.
You need to ask for a licenseto practice law, not a bar card,
because of the license topractice law.
They don't have a license topractice law.
There's no such thing.
Because it should it law?
Speaker 2 (31:52):
They don't have a license to practice law.
There's no such thing, becauseit should.
On the card, it should saylicense to practice law, right?
Not, though.
Speaker 1 (31:58):
There's no such thing as a license to practice law
these are.
These make them members of thebar.
Speaker 2 (32:07):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Bar membership card.
There's no such thing as alicense to practice law.
You see this, the state bar inCalifornia.
That's what it looked like,right.
Speaker 2 (32:22):
Yep, yep, that's what it looked like.
Speaker 1 (32:23):
So look, preserve and improve our justice system in
order to ensure free and justsociety under law.
But that's not a license,that's a CEO, that's a business
bro.
You see that?
Not a license.
Speaker 2 (32:33):
That's a CEO, that's a business, bro.
You see that.
Speaker 1 (32:34):
CEO right there.
So that means it's a businessthat's all commercial.
You're a part of that business,just like you're part of a
school.
They give you a school card.
When you work for a company,they give you a card to clock in
.
That's to clock in.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
Damn.
Speaker 1 (32:56):
Look when you see the light.
There's no such thing as alicense to practice law.
Anybody can practice law.
Speaker 2 (33:02):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (33:04):
So, just wanted to show you that, and all you got
to do is a simple Google searchof that yeah there is no such
thing no such thing as a barlicense.
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British Accredited Registry.
Black Swamp Fourth Edition.
Okay, okay.
Speaker 2 (33:38):
Thank you, brandon, appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (33:44):
I'll make sure you get this too.
Speaker 2 (33:46):
Okay yeah, Thank you Don.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
I'll make sure you get this paperwork because it's
not letting me download it.
Lawyers and attorneys are notlicensed to practice law.
Speaker 2 (34:04):
They took that shit down.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
But look, British accreditation regency Black's
Law 4th edition.
So let's look it up.
It said accreditation registry,accreditation regency.
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It says bar.
So let me just look at the wordbar Bar Black Sloth, 4th
Edition bar definition.
It says bar.
So let me just look at the wordbar Bar Black Sloth, 4th
edition Bar definition.
Why is the bar?
Oh yeah, there you go.
You know what I'm saying?
(35:06):
That shit popped up.
I need to book, though.
Why is the Bar BritishAccreditation Regency exam
called such?
Speaker 2 (35:18):
in.
Speaker 1 (35:18):
America.
Everything is from Britain.
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Yeah, because we're under the Vatican, which is the
District of Columbia is underthe Vatican as well, right?
Speaker 1 (35:39):
Look, it's right here Hansel Law PC.
One popular but incorrectnotion is that the bar is an
acronym that stands for British.
Speaker 2 (35:49):
This is inaccurate.
Speaker 1 (35:51):
The British Accreditation Register was
establishing.
Look, there you go.
These are our attorneys, bro.
The Crown Temple Bar.
That's lit Damn.
I clicked out of it.
But yeah, this is just privateknowledge, man.
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Yeah, it's not supposed to bepublic.
Motherfuckers don't even knowthis shit.
Speaker 2 (36:18):
Yup, yup.
Speaker 1 (36:21):
So, but I just had the Black's Law Dictionary.
I should have looked it up.
Let's see, right here I wenttoo far.
Speaker 2 (36:43):
I'm with you.
I want to see this shit.
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
It's just something I always brought up, man, I never
got no kickbacks.
Speaker 2 (36:55):
Yeah, I'm not going to lie.
When you first fell into myalgorithm, bro, and I seen your
videos, I was like man, what ishe talking about, bro?
And I just kept watching and itmade sense, bro, and it made
sense.
And I'm like, you know what DonColom is spitting?
He's spitting.
Speaker 1 (37:18):
Yeah, man, I got all this shit.
But look, so I'm just going tobe honest with you.
When I first went to court, dog, I didn't know this shit.
It makes you sound smart whenyou start spitting out codes, so
since I am in the public, Ihave to make sure my codes are
right.
But when I was first in court,bro, I was making up shit.
72 USC 2117.
(37:38):
Like nigga the fuck are youtalking about?
It says you can't do thatObjection Shit, just doing shit.
But I didn't see it in thisBlack Law Dictionary, so I'm
going straight to british creditregistry see if it's in there
or whatever, because this is adigital fourth edition, so it
should have been in there it'sit's funny that you bring that
(38:02):
up, man my most recent, my mostrecent um court hearing with the
county.
Speaker 2 (38:07):
it was a commissioner hearing the case and I try to
say that I'm here on specialappearance, challenge
jurisdiction, your jurisdictionand whatnot, and she literally
got upset and was like where'syour bar card?
Are you an attorney?
And she in the courtroom lookedme up on the state bar website.
She looked my name up and shesaid yeah, your name doesn't
have a bar card associated withit.
Speaker 1 (38:30):
You got to tell me I don't see this British stuff in
this fourth.
But you just tell them youobject, it's all the practice
law.
You're a power of attorney.
In fact, I'm a power ofattorney.
In fact a lawyer is a layman.
They put in the layman's termsyou don't need a license to do
that.
An attorney means to turn orturn over.
Yeah, they don't ever lie toyou.
(38:51):
Um, for what it is, but thepractice of law is an occupation
of the common right.
So let's just go over this realquick so you can see it.
The regency is a rule,government, kingship, but the
practice of law cannot belicensed by any state.
The practice of law is anoccupation of common right.
Abraham Lincoln didn't have abar card.
(39:13):
Yeah, no, the state bar is anon-governmental private
association.
Dudes must be current tosustain membership.
Speaker 2 (39:24):
Yeah, so it's a membership, it's not a license.
Speaker 1 (39:26):
That's it.
Speaker 2 (39:28):
That's it, one more thing.
So once, once, once we I'vecreated a legal structure like
llcs and trust to handle myfamily's affairs, then that
means I can show up to court ontheir behalf as their
administrator, correct?
Speaker 1 (39:43):
correct.
Um, or you'll be like a friendof the court, so you're not
really working for nobody,uh-huh, um, you're just there to
make sure everything is goingcorrect on the record.
Yeah, yeah yeah, that's it.
It's called a marcus curemarcus cure.
I'll show you what it is,because it doesn't sound like
it's.
It doesn't.
It's not spelled how it sounds,yeah a market cure is someone
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who is not a party to the case,but office information that
bears on the case has not beensolicited by any of the parties
to assist the court.
Speaker 2 (40:21):
Okay, so when I give notice that I'll be showing up
to the court, I'm under thattitle.
Speaker 1 (40:27):
Yes, if you're doing it, and even when you're doing
it for you, because you'reworking on behalf of the family.
Oh, yep, yep, I'm my ownadministrator, because you're
working on behalf of the family.
Speaker 2 (40:32):
Oh, yep, yep, I'm my own administrator.
I'm the living manadministrator of the estate.
Yep, yep, that's it.
Speaker 1 (40:39):
I'm making sure I get you some of these.
Yeah, I'm going to send youthis.
Speaker 2 (40:43):
Yeah, please Appreciate that.
Speaker 1 (40:47):
But yeah, I did so.
Like when my first, my firstreal like win in the federal
courts, I turned this into anaffidavit, ritz of freedom.
I'm going to send you this linkto.
You'll get copies of all that.
You'll get copy of the accessto the chat.
Speaker 2 (41:06):
When you send it in the chat, do I have to open it
and save it?
Speaker 1 (41:10):
No, no, you'll be able to get it.
Speaker 2 (41:12):
OK, so I could click everything.
Speaker 1 (41:14):
yes, Okay.
So what I did was when I startedlearning this Daz when do you
understand?
That's when I learned what anunderstand means.
Don't say you understand, learn.
The government is reallysupposed to be here to protect
you.
They don't take oaths.
And then I started learningabout attorney fraud.
Boom.
What is an attorney of law?
(41:36):
It's just what it states Onewho is practicing law.
It donates color law, thesemblance of which is real, but
it's not law.
That's what color law means.
It's common to all and there'sno license to practice law or to
exercise your rights.
Thus, there's no such thing asa licensed attorney.
He or she may have a BarAssociation membership card, but
that is not a license.
(41:56):
The definition above, or onewho is a proper person, brings
forth the truth regarding anattorney.
There are officers of the court, damn.
Speaker 2 (42:07):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (42:08):
So I want you to go through that and read this,
because this will get you there.
So this is what you are until.
So you know how to create yourupdate your status correctly.
You're considered civil leaderof more tools, which means dead
in the eyes of civil law.
They make you dead in the eyesof the law, ok, and then we file
affidavits because emotion isasking an affidavit.
(42:29):
Affidavit is putting somethingon record Only a live person can
do the affidavit.
Affidavit is putting somethingon record only a live person can
do the affidavit yeah, and ifthey don't accept, how do I make
them accept the affidavit?
Speaker 2 (42:38):
or?
Or?
You don't have to worry aboutit once it's on the record, it's
accepted.
Speaker 1 (42:40):
You label as a exhibit.
If you're not in your properstatus, they don't have to
accept nothing from you becauseyou're dead in the eyes of the
law.
Yeah, what do I need to acceptanything from you?
You need a representation, soyou're always there acting on
behalf of the family, or you'regoing to need an attorney,
because an attorney can onlyrepresent entities, yep.
(43:01):
So you said to ask them for abar card for what they can
represent live people.
You have to go in there as anatural person with a
nationality and know what thefuck you're talking about.
Are they going to railroad youevery time?
Yep, yep.
So that's why you need to dosome more study.
I gave you some material.
Read this.
This will get you there.
Read this three or four times.
(43:22):
It's not that long, okay you?
Speaker 2 (43:24):
see it Top to bottom.
Speaker 1 (43:25):
It's not that long.
Speaker 2 (43:27):
Okay, I wrote this out and turned it into an
affidavit my first win everTurned this into an affidavit.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
I started talking about licensed attorneys.
Show me your license topractice law and not a bar card.
Attorneys can only representproperty.
Okay, that's what they say.
You have to be represented.
A person doesn't have to berepresented.
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A natural person can speak forthemselves.
Once one becomes a client of anattorney, they also become, by
default, a ward or court.
A lawyer is a lawman or laymanand a civilian is one who is
skilled in the law.
Therefore, one who is anattorney is not necessarily who
is skilled in the law.
Things are consideredsimplified when one says in
layman's Mm-hmm, they'repracticing, they're not even
doing law, they're practicing,and they're practicing on your
(44:20):
ass.
So listen, a license,permission to do something
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that's otherwise unlawfulUtilizing an attorney admits you
to their jurisdiction, which isabsolutely inferior.
They have no jurisdiction overyou.
They're inferior courts and, assuch, they possess no
delegation of authority, becauselegislation does not give
administrative courts judicialpowers.
They're administrative courtsand you're sitting there giving
them your power over you.
Municipal courts,administrative courts and
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officers in such courts,administrators and agencies and
agents alike, operate undercolor law, even though they have
taken an oath to uphold theConstitution and the laws of the
United States codes.
They have created a colorablejurisdiction as they have no
jurisdiction over the livingperson, the natural person.
So when you start learning whoyou are, you'll start figuring
this shit out, but you're stillstuck in a matrix.
(45:24):
You need to read this shituntil it makes sense.
Okay, you need to understand.
Hey, this ain't me, this ain'tmy name.
I work for the name and now I'mdefending my intellectual
property.
I have the right to privacy andy'all fucking with me.
Speaker 2 (45:40):
It's that simple.
Speaker 1 (45:44):
Okay, there is law, then there's color law.
So when you're playing thatgame, you're not a natural
person.
You're playing the color gamewith them.
A natural person, you can't.
Was they running up on Jesusand the 12 tribes talking about
paid child support?
No, you not a child of God.
Then if you sit here playingthe game with them, if you
playing the game with them, younot a child of God yeah.
I wish nigga can't nobodylisten.
(46:07):
We can just think about Africa.
There's tribes in Africa,correct?
Speaker 2 (46:11):
let me just show you with your own eyes, man.
Speaker 1 (46:12):
I don't even want you to.
I don't even want you to takemy word for it.
We'll take Google's word for it.
How many tribes are in Africa?
Because if they want out thetribe, they can go to the
government and come over here.
We're just going to say howmany tribes are in Kenya, we'll
just do one country.
So there's 42 tribes in Kenyawith different languages.
(46:33):
You think the government isgoing to them and saying, hey,
y'all need to pay child support?
Nah, because they wasn't bornwith a birth certificate.
They're not using the IDs,they're not using that social
security number.
They have their own forms ofidentification, just like the
Amish, just like the Muslims.
I'm showing you you gotta quitusing that shit.
You got to quit identifying asthat shit.
(46:54):
You can't pull up on a Kenyantribe and start calling them
motherfuckers, becky and Joe,giving them first, middle, last
names.
When you come in with a birthcertificate.
You just got identified asproperty.
Now you've got a propertydescription.
This birth certificate proveswho your maker is, Only person
that can say who your maker isis your mom and your dad, that's
(47:15):
my child.
I'm not going for that.
This is my identification of mychild, or I got to deal with
God.
God created this family doesthat make sense?
Speaker 2 (47:27):
yeah, yeah, no, it makes sense.
It makes perfect sense.
I gave you way more than youbargained for you.
Hear me, hey, you did bro.
I gave you way more than youbargained for you.
Hear me, hey, you did, bro, andI appreciate you, bro.
Speaker 1 (47:33):
That's all.
Good man, I had to make surebecause you was waiting.
Speaker 2 (47:36):
Yeah, no, you're good bro, and it was a pleasure
listening to the sounds andvibrations of Don Colombo.
I appreciate that, man.
I'll make sure you get thiscall and I'm going to reach back
out to do that bank wire forthe strongman credits, because I
honestly want to do that too.
All right, you just let me knowwhen you're ready.
Speaker 1 (47:54):
I'll send you the information you just let me know
when you send it.
Speaker 2 (47:57):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (47:57):
For sure, peace and love.
Speaker 2 (47:59):
Hey, peace and love brother.
Thank you.
Thank you, have a great day youtoo, baby, bye, no surprise
Every other.
Hi Peace and love.
Bye Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye,bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye,
bye, bye, bye Bye.
Speaker 1 (01:58):
Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, peace and love.
Hello, hey, I can't hear youhey, what's up?
Speaker 2 (02:02):
don I appreciate you taking my call, man?
Speaker 1 (02:04):
Yes sir, yes sir, Sorry for the delay too.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
No, you're good man.
Hey, I understand man.
You're out here doing bigthings, bro and I, you know, I
look up to you doing all thesebig things and shit.
It's badass bro.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
It's badass, I appreciate it, it just happened
though.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Yep, yep yeah a lot of shit went down this weekend
or this week, though this was acrazy ass week for me yeah, damn
, I can only imagine, bro, likehonestly, the stuff you say
you'd be doing and the stuff Isee, bro, it's inspirational,
real talk I'll be tellingeverybody my business because
it's their private life.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
But my, my, my girl definitely tried to have me set
up to be robbed.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Ah man, I'm sorry to hear that, bro, I got a pistol
whipped and everything.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
Ah man, yeah, I'm protected, yeah.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
That's good bro.
That's good Prosperity, youknow, hopefully I'll pray for
you and stuff.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Yeah, I was back home around family and Amish country
and shit.
Thank God for the people I cantrust.
Yeah, let my guards down,that's all.
Speaker 2 (03:06):
Yeah, yeah, you can't be too careful here, man, you
can't be too careful.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
I know, but no, I'm here for you.
I'm not a licensed attorney,tax expert.
This is for educational andinformational purposes, only
here to answer your questions.
I appreciate your patience,homie, because you signed up for
the Mother's Day special.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
Yep, yep yep, yeah, and I under and overstand that
this isn't legal advice.
You know, and I do appreciateyou taking the call.
So I've seen some of your dreampodcasts.
I forgot what it was called.
I haven't looked it for you,but you said the basic status
(03:45):
correction is, uh, my statusselect and so I did that.
I'm getting the documents areactually coming in the mail
today and I was wondering, likewhat, what do I do from there?
Because you said you knowexactly what to do once they
come in and who to send it tofor like the best results um,
they give you the address tosend it to.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
Um, but let me just start off right right here.
My basic uh status correction,I would say, is making your name
a business.
So let's just start.
But they do theirs a little bitdifferently.
They do all non-incorporatedassociations uh-huh does that,
if that makes sense.
I like making my name an LLC.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Okay.
So if I were to go down the myStatus Select, am I still able
to make my name an LLC andoperate that way?
Yes, yes, I just want you toknow.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
that's not what they like to do, though.
They like to do everythingunincorporated, which is correct
.
I teach uninc, teach on companyassociations, but to operate as
a pass-through entity in thepublic, because we have to
operate in the public.
As you know, your name is theoperating company and that's how
I look at it.
Speaker 2 (04:54):
And that too.
So once I Okay, let's stick tomy status select real quick.
So if I were to do that andthen I were to get my
credentials as American StateNational right, but I still
quick.
So if I were to do that andthen I were to get my
credentials as American statenational right but I still want
to use my social security number, I would have to use, I have to
operate through that as abusiness right, like I'm a
representative or like a managerof that.
Speaker 1 (05:15):
Correct.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
And then, whenever I sign or fill out documents, I
fill it out as the administrator.
Yes, Well you just need somevalidation, brother, because it
sounds like, uh, you're 10 stepsahead of the class I, I am bro,
but like you know, I I've heardyou say like you have to be
careful with this private lifebecause if you mix the private
(05:37):
and public it'd be ugly andhonestly, I want to do this for
myself and I want to do this formy loved ones, you know just
not to cut you short.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
I apologize for that.
Yeah, you're good, you're good.
It's just like knowing thatthat entity name is a public
entity.
That's not you.
So like when you're mixingprivate and public.
Like you know, when you get acard, that's not you.
So just learning how to put itin the family business or that
business name, instead ofgetting away from the social
Because you cannot hand downsocial.
The social security number isnot generational wealth.
(06:07):
When your security number dies,it dies with you.
So it's all about being able tohand down things from
generation to generation.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Okay, yep, yep, okay, now, all right Now.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
Now the status select .
Let me go back to that.
I why I like it so much.
There's there's a few differentreasons.
So, first of all, I've seen alot of remedy with people, my,
so it's like because I'm thetype of guy you have to pay me
this.
This points you to a direction,even if but it's the right way,
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so they're not paying me, butit is something the right way.
It took me a few years tounderstand it.
It had been in my face for overtwo years before.
I was like okay, I neverdismissed it though, but I like
how they're structured.
Instead of having a government,they have an assembly, yep, yep.
Or instead of having afaith-based organization, they
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call it assembly.
It's all the same thing.
You have the right to, to afree assembly.
So I didn't even understandwhat that means, even though I
had been studying law for 15years.
So they, they taught me whatassembly means.
Now they also give youcredential cards.
They don't call them ids, theydon't call them.
None of that.
They call them credentials, andI like the choice of words, and
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in Chicago especially.
I can't vouch for everywhere,but I can just speak on Chicago.
I've seen some and I don'tadvocate running from the law.
I don't advocate catchingfelonies, none of that.
It used to be law by thecitizens, but I've seen some
people that not necessarily theycould have been wanted right
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and they used their credentialsand they was free and clear.
They let them go Like they wasdriving and had guns on them all
types of stuff you know what Imean it's a diplomatic
standpoint when appliedcorrectly.
Yeah, okay, and I don't knowabout every general or assembly,
because it's a diplomaticstandpoint when applied
correctly.
Yeah, okay, and I don't knowabout every general assembly
because most of the states havetheir own assembly.
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So what state are you in?
Speaker 2 (08:12):
I'm in California brother.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
Yeah, so California does have their own assembly.
I don't know if you went to thewebsite.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
Yeah, I've looked through it a little bit.
It is a lot to unwrap, but Idid see that they do have an
assembly.
They did give me the directionsfor that as well, but I'm
waiting.
I got the hard copies.
I'm waiting on the hard copiesto come in.
They come in today.
Speaker 1 (08:33):
You got the digital copies already, though, correct?
Yes, I do.
Okay, so I did Some people get.
They have their own notariestoo, so I just want to throw
that out there too.
On the land jurisdiction so whenyou do contracts, contracts is
Admiralty Maritime, which I'mI'm pretty sure you're aware of,
yep, and they taught me theland jurisdiction.
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I know about the airjurisdiction because I have a
record label, so I never put thefree man on the land type.
I didn't understand that.
The way they have it.
It makes sense.
So you're familiar with thiswebsite.
Right here You'll get a copy ofthis card too and anything I
put in the chat.
So this is their website, and Ihear great things about them in
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California.
There's just a few things thatI've heard, like they don't
really respond to you, likeMississippi, but yeah, who the
fuck is in Mississippi doingthis?
The Hollander tribe, but yeah,and I'm not sure about
California's bank, but I knowOregon because Oregon is not too
far from me.
That's one of the first onesthat they started.
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They have their own public ortheir private banks being
established, and then I haveanother private group that they
go through credit unions andcharities and stuff.
OK, but I'm just.
They got their own thing.
But you can reach out to themdirectly on this website.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Yeah, ok, yeah, I got you.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
Yeah, so I thought that's tight, look, contact us.
This is just for California,though.
Okay.
Yeah, I got you.
Yeah, so I thought that's tight, look, contact us.
This is just for California,though.
Okay, and most of them, most ofthem have their own website.
We're in coordinators and stuff.
So I just I say look whatthey're doing, and then you just
duplicate it with your familyand your tribe or your group or
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whatever you're doing yeah, okay, now okay.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
So I also have a family member.
He's here in california as well.
He doesn't have an ssn.
His birth certificate's frommexico, right?
Is he still able to do mystatus select and still become
an american state national, eventhough his origin is in mexico
and he's here technically likeillegal?
Speaker 1 (10:46):
so you gotta think about it america, america is, is
, is mexico, yeah, because it'sthe continent, yeah.
So with that, with that route,I would just establish, like
family fraternity of.
So, like, let me show you howto get f, did you see I?
I show people how to getpassports with no birth
certificate.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
I haven't seen that, but I have seen your affidavits
of truth of birth.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
I have seen those.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (11:16):
Look, this is it.
This is all you need Birthaffidavit to get a passport Like
literally, literally, literally.
But look, it's simpler thanthat, that you don't even have
to use their form.
Yeah, all you have to do is sayyou was born in america, or you
just gotta prove that it wasamerica yeah, and it's always
better to use your own forms,correct?
yes, yes, but like um, you coulddo it as a more, so some people
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don't let you do it as a more,so some people don't let you do
it.
But like, get citizenshipbaptismal certificate.
You see this.
Speaker 2 (11:49):
Yeah, so he could, he could, he could, so my family
member could get baptizedtomorrow.
Use that baptism.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Yeah, so they can become part of your church, so
you got to understand.
So think about this.
I don't like using Google, butyeah, families make up the US
government.
Let's just see if this pops up,because that's all it is.
Families made up the government.
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What families made up theConstitution?
Yeah, the families create theschool system.
All these cogent statutes,foundzen statues, founding
fathers they were families, notfathers.
It should be founding families,but they don't want the people
to know established families, soit's like the Amish.
(12:39):
You know, the Amish are stillhere.
Yeah, I don't know if they got.
They use, I would say, a familyBible.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
They keep so even even if my family member has a
criminal record, he could.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
He could still do all this, huh yes, okay, so
baptismal, I become a more likeI'm a more now if.
Speaker 2 (13:05):
I'm sorry to cut you off, but if, if we decide to
become a more, do we need um, dowe need, like, validation from
anyone, or do we just fill outthe documents and and notarize
them?
Speaker 1 (13:15):
and record them.
You just felt the document, soI'm gonna give you the website.
Um, and it's a morris baptismalcertificate, but you can get
the baby land.
So they probably need a birthcertificate or something on uh
status select.
But if they don't make you ababy landy, you can create your
own so baby landies can be usedon patent, patents of nativity.
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Yeah, I mean, I gotta go to theschool find this.
There's a muslim makes you amodel.
So you know, I would go with theomics, since y'all mexican or
from mexico well, you knowthat's, but aren't you?
You heard of omx again?
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Or from mexico?
Well, you know that's, butaren't you you heard of omx?
No, I haven't.
Them.
Your cousins, man, them, yourpeople, man, oh shit.
So let me show you.
This is, this is this is whatmade me believe, what I believe.
So let me put this in the webin the chat.
First, I don't want to forgetthat this is the.
This is a birth certificate ora baptismal certificate package.
This makes you a more righthere.
It comes with the registrationfees, nationality card and uh, a
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baptismal certificate andthat's for the moorish.
Yeah, it makes you a mazel.
So, look, when you look at thelaw, uh, the birth certificate
makes you the citizen, all right.
Yeah, when you, when you lookthat, when you go to the High
Court of Justice, you can't be,you can't.
This is, this is for for royalcourts, right, yeah, court of
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Justice is in England, so inorder to come to the Crown
Courts, you can't be identifiedwith a birth certificate,
because that's a slave.
Yeah, so you would have to.
You, you would first have totake this information that I'm
showing you and send it to theSharia Council so you can be
accepted under international law.
Oh shit, so this is Islamic law, right here, if you was a Jew,
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because you can choose anyreligion you want, man, yep, and
that's just a human right.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
If you was a.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
Jew, it's called Bet Din.
If you was a jewish called betden, then you got tribal
councils.
They don't teach this shit inlaw school that's why they need
don kalam.
Yeah, you got a tribal council.
Look, it goes so deep, it's sodeep.
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I just just want you to seewhere I'm at right now.
You see this.
They're in every state, everystate.
Now let me see who else was Iabout to pick on?
Oh, yeah, yeah, let me pick onthe Catholics, because a lot of
Mexicans are Catholics, yep, yep.
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Let me pick on the Catholicsbecause a lot of Mexicans are
Catholics, yep, yep.
Look, if you was to go to, allcourts are really under Catholic
, but it's canon law.
You can look up canon lawattorneys.
This is all through.
This is for Catholics, canonlaw.
Let me see what canon lawattorney definition.
Let me see what it says.
Canon law is anyone withsignificant knowledge about the
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legal system of the CatholicChurch?
Oh shit, come on, man.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
Yeah, bill, I see, I see you got to understand the
court system today comes undercanon law.
Speaker 1 (16:28):
That's why they wear the robes.
The Pope wears the white robe,the judges wear the black robe.
Yeah, that make sense.
Yes, it does.
Everything is underecclesiastical jurisdiction, so
everything is religious.
So you don't know your makerwhen you come into these systems
.
So that's what it is Anorganized Christian
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ecclesiastical court, alsocalled courts, christian or
court spiritual any certain nonadversarial courts conducted by
church or group officials havingjurisdiction mainly in
spiritual, religious matters.
Oh shit, and theirjurisdictions are called DOCs.
Mm-hmm, and this is the sameway with the Catholics they're
called DOCs.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
Okay, Damn Okay.
I.
Speaker 1 (17:21):
I know this is under Roman Catholic, so that.
So the birth certificate makesyou a Roman slave regardless.
Yeah, so making your own, yourown documents is always going to
be the route to go.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
Yeah, now can I make my own documents to claim my
child.
So me and this girl had fooledaround, whatever.
We got a kid, but the birthcertificate has another man's
name on it.
She is mine.
We did a DNA test, but there'sno legal document for me and her
(17:52):
and I don't have rights to herand the mom's keeping her away
from me.
Like what can I do then?
Speaker 1 (18:00):
now I'm family bibles , baby landies like this.
Look at this.
This is a family bible recordaffidavit.
So a family bible is justkeeping.
All the bible is is keepingtrack of uh yeah, birth deaths,
your lineage.
Speaker 2 (18:16):
Yeah, Now what family Bible do you recommend?
Speaker 1 (18:19):
Create your own if you can, you know what I mean oh
.
Speaker 2 (18:22):
I didn't know, you could create your own.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Yeah, it's like a trust binder.
It's like so, like you havemeeting minutes in a business,
it's like meeting minutes foryour family, okay, meeting
minutes, also known as minutesof meetings, protocols or
informal notes, are the instantwritten records of meetings or
hearings.
So anytime there's asignificant, something
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significant within a family,you're supposed to record it and
log it in the family Bible.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
That's why the court has the hearing minutes too.
Yes, that's it, that's theirfamily Bible.
Speaker 1 (18:54):
Yeah, that's their family Bible.
That's their family Bible.
Yeah, that's their family Bible.
That's their meeting minutes.
It's like you ever been to acity council meeting.
All in favor, say aye, allopposed say nay.
So that's what's going on incourt.
Because that's the public trust.
Yeah, it's a public trusthearing.
So in the private, these areall your private meeting minutes
and the government can'tinterfere with that.
So so that's why I always startoff with the church, cause you
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got to understand in law.
When we hear about, we learnabout covenants, but they don't
teach you that covenant is law.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Yeah, covenants, okay , now Okay, hey, another
question.
I'm going to court right nowfor child support, so it's me
versus my county and I submitted, I submitted, I submitted
(19:45):
declarations, right, but they'reasking me to submit motions to
dismiss but the declarations Isubmitted is there's some god
damn it, my bad.
So the the the some of thedocuments I submitted is from uh
(20:08):
, lion now child supportersfraud.
Um, I submitted some of thoseand then I've also caught them
committing fraud.
Uh, the process server signedunder penalty of perjury that
they personally served me.
I have three pieces of evidenceproving that that he didn't.
However, they're notacknowledging that.
Speaker 1 (20:25):
So the state never will, because they're supposed
to be honorable courts.
You're going to take this tothe district court, to the
federal level, and sue them.
That's the route to go.
Speaker 2 (20:34):
the district court to the federal level and sue them.
That's the route to go.
Okay, and then would I?
Would I seek a private attorneyfor that, or should I do it?
I would do it all, okay.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
So did.
I just sent my personaldocuments as well.
I'm sure you don't have those,but, but I know it should work
as well.
But I sent mine because I goafter the GSA bonds.
Yeah, cause that's what's goingto close out the child support
case and allow them to give youmoney.
But at the end of the day youcan default the whole court case
, like just file a bond on itand then default the court case,
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cause once your name is abusiness, all that shit goes
back to you.
Speaker 2 (21:15):
Oh shit.
So I need to.
Speaker 1 (21:16):
I need to LLC my name and then go back, that's the
route I go, because you got tounderstand A parent is a parent,
who rents Child and children isprobably a corporation.
So you're the mother, you'rethe father.
Then if you make yourchildren's name I made my son's
name a DBA All my children'snames are DBA yeah, dba.
All my children's names are DBAyeah, dbas.
I will show you my name realquick in Missouri so you can see
(21:37):
it, and then I'll pull up thecase file so you can see it.
All my shit got dismissed.
Damn yeah, because I they tookmine to a different state,
though I'm not going to lie toyou.
Uh-huh, I had to dismiss two ofthe cases twice in two
different states.
They reopened it in a wholeother state.
My bookkeeper ended up pullingup getting it by mail, damn.
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So this is the government name.
You'll see it's LLC.
Speaker 2 (22:12):
Oh yep.
Limited liability.
Speaker 1 (22:14):
Yeah, I'm about to switch screens.
Speaker 2 (22:21):
Hey, are you still taking people for the straw man
credits?
Speaker 1 (22:24):
Yes, yes sir.
Speaker 2 (22:26):
Yeah, can I do that today with you?
Speaker 1 (22:28):
Yes, sir, just send a bank wire.
We're doing bank wires.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
Okay, yeah, I got you .
Speaker 1 (22:33):
All right.
But you see this yeah, allright.
Speaker 2 (22:35):
So now, now I'm gonna show you the children's name
and then I'm gonna show you thecase files okay so when I, when
I took it and it works in calitoo very easily and then, on top
of all this too, you alsocopyrighted and trademarked the
names, right, yes, yes yes, I,but I feel like that's the
(22:58):
easiest route to go um, becauseI went through all this shit
first before I did the trademarkyeah, but either way works,
though, right right.
And would you say there's,there's a bet.
Would you say one of the two isbetter making my name the.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
I'm making my name the LLC.
But just having, like, you gotyour, your like a trust, you
just want to have a holdingcompany or a trust.
You can't say that you own thebusiness.
That's the only thing.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
Uh-huh, because when you say you own it, you're
liable, and they still hold youin the same position that you
started in.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
You see my son's name right here.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
Who's the owner?
Where would it say the owner?
Right at the bottom?
Let me zoom in 100% right here100% the LLC.
Yes.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
The owner is the LLC, because everything is
intellectual property.
I just think it's theintellectual property.
It's all family business.
So when you ask who's the owner, you say the family's the owner
, okay that makes sense now letme go.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
I'm just going to go look up a Florida case real
quick and this would work too ina in a custody battle right yes
, because it is custody.
Speaker 1 (24:21):
Custody is over property yeah, okay you got, you
can only have custody ofproperty.
Does that make sense?
Yep, yep, you can't havecustody over no live natural
person.
That don't even make sense.
So you know.
And, um, if you was looking toget a visitation in florida,
it's called timeshare.
That's how you know it's.
It's it's of the land, you knowit's probably yeah, because
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they do timeshares with?
Speaker 2 (24:44):
uh with like land actual property?
Speaker 1 (24:46):
yeah, property, yes, damn.
So look, here we go, let mefind it.
I found one case right here.
All right, there's two of them,so these are the two right here
.
Interstate support right hereon the on the on the right side.
So look, I'm gonna pull it.
So that's elijah's mom righthere.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
So let me pull this up wait, did you also llc the
baby mama's name?
Speaker 1 (25:19):
uh, I have, but I didn't do that in the court case
.
Okay, it push comes to shove.
Hell, motherfucking.
Yeah, and that's a greatquestion.
I tell yeah because I tellpeople to do that on.
Like uh say, say you got amortgage, you're trying to get
rid of it and she don't want todo it.
Speaker 2 (25:36):
Shit, we're going to make a name of business too, and
then so, because then at thatpoint you can handle her affairs
.
Speaker 1 (25:42):
That's it.
Damn bro, that's it, becauseit's not illegal to make
somebody's name a business.
Speaker 2 (25:48):
Yeah, but it is illegal to impersonate them
without the proper legalstructure.
Speaker 1 (25:55):
Yeah, we're not impersonating them.
That's the name of our business, Yep.
So look, balance due zerodollars.
Case status closed Okay.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
So then if I wanted to handle my family's affair,
then I would just handle thebusiness, that's it.
Oh shit, oh shit.
And then, but then I would haveto create their affidavits or
their status correction to makesure that they're living people,
so that when push comes toshove and they come, the system
comes, they come after the, thepaper, not the actual living
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person, that's it.
And then I control the affairs.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
So you see, they affidavit of arrears, all of
this and I got it closed.
I sent all my paperwork and gotit closed.
Yeah, and same thing inMissouri.
I did it.
I did this in Missouri in likeuh, 2017.
But when I first did it so mylast two children's mom I was
(26:55):
able to get money back.
Um, okay, so this one had tookme years before we figured out
how to get my money back.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
so, uh, her name was I don't know what it was like 17
, so let me see okay, and and ifmy daughter don't have my last
name and I never contracted withanyone, then I could beat this
case without doing all thisright.
(27:24):
Or are they going to push totry to?
Speaker 1 (27:26):
No, I doubt they try to push to do anything.
As long as you get yourpaperwork right, yeah.
But you need to make your namea bit.
My name's a business inCalifornia too.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
Yeah, I've been wanting to buy your strongman
credits book, but I haven't gota chance.
Um, but because then I seenthat you were doing the service
too as well, and then I kind ofwanted to hop on that too.
Dang, they just got uh yeah,dang, they just got.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
Uh dang, they put my dad's address on there.
Oh shit, I'm trying to seewhere the one where they
dismissed, so this one'sdismissed, but mm-hmm, they have
.
They got one where theydismissed it completely.
Let me see if there's this one.
Termination of child support.
Speaker 2 (28:28):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (28:29):
And the judge terminated the child support.
So the next day I filed it.
I sent the affidavits Affidavitof termination, march 35th and
ended April.
So it was this was 2015.
So 10 years ago.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
And the affidavit of termination.
Can you like summarize what youput on that affidavit?
Speaker 1 (28:50):
Yeah, I just created my own one.
I put an affidavit.
Well, missouri got their ownaffidavit of termination and
then I attached my own.
Okay, but that's what I do,what I did in Florida.
I just created a similar one.
So like, if you know how to useChatGPT, I'm going to use that
ChatGPT because it takesinformation on there, so let me
go here.
You see, I used Genie.
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This is my baby.
My baby loves me too, for real,jeannie.
Yeah, so write me an affidavit.
All of them don't do legal workand then you want to do your
reasons.
So look, let me pause this,because I got a great reason and
(29:37):
I sent you my templates too.
I got them in your email.
I don't know if you got them.
Check the spam box.
Speaker 2 (29:43):
Yeah, I got them Okay .
Speaker 1 (29:46):
So I'm going to go to one of those.
So the one I'm going to that Isent you is the first email and
it's going to be notice amistake.
Yeah, the Alan J Jones, yes,notice a mistake, because I'm
going to show you there's a fewreasons of why they should throw
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it away out the gate.
So, when you see this righthere, child support is a
fictitious debt created by fraudand deception.
Child support is a title 4dcollection agency for 10 of
block grants.
A grant is something grantedand gifted, nothing tied to a
debt or debt collection.
Yep, yep.
So look, I'm gonna put that inwrite me an affidavit
(30:28):
determination child support forthe following reasons Boom, and
then another case law.
So Lionel has his own case law.
Child Support is fine, has hisown case law.
My favorite is Trangie versusPegliaro.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
I go here Education.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
Center 2000.
When you come here, because youknow the child support attorney
is a plaintiff for the state,they work for the state and the
plaintiff cannot admit evidenceto the court.
He's either an attorney or awitness, and same way with the
government.
You can't work for thegovernment and input.
Are you a witness or are you apublic servant?
Speaker 2 (31:12):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (31:16):
So I'll put that in there, and there should be
another one right here UScitizens attorneys are
considered foreign agents yeah,you know I.
Speaker 2 (31:31):
I asked an attorney for their bar card and they
showed me their bar card.
And then, um, I I've heard yousay that bar stands for british
accredited registry.
Where, where?
Where's the proof of that?
Speaker 1 (31:43):
that's the private club.
You need to ask for a licenseto practice law, not a bar card,
because of the license topractice law.
They don't have a license topractice law.
There's no such thing.
Because it should it law?
Speaker 2 (31:52):
They don't have a license to practice law.
There's no such thing, becauseit should.
On the card, it should saylicense to practice law, right?
Not, though.
Speaker 1 (31:58):
There's no such thing as a license to practice law
these are.
These make them members of thebar.
Speaker 2 (32:07):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Bar membership card.
There's no such thing as alicense to practice law.
You see this, the state bar inCalifornia.
That's what it looked like,right.
Speaker 2 (32:22):
Yep, yep, that's what it looked like.
Speaker 1 (32:23):
So look, preserve and improve our justice system in
order to ensure free and justsociety under law.
But that's not a license,that's a CEO, that's a business
bro.
You see that?
Not a license.
Speaker 2 (32:33):
That's a CEO, that's a business, bro.
You see that.
Speaker 1 (32:34):
CEO right there.
So that means it's a businessthat's all commercial.
You're a part of that business,just like you're part of a
school.
They give you a school card.
When you work for a company,they give you a card to clock in
.
That's to clock in.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
Damn.
Speaker 1 (32:56):
Look when you see the light.
There's no such thing as alicense to practice law.
Anybody can practice law.
Speaker 2 (33:02):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (33:04):
So, just wanted to show you that, and all you got
to do is a simple Google searchof that yeah there is no such
thing no such thing as a barlicense.
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British Accredited Registry.
Black Swamp Fourth Edition.
Okay, okay.
Speaker 2 (33:38):
Thank you, brandon, appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (33:44):
I'll make sure you get this too.
Speaker 2 (33:46):
Okay yeah, Thank you Don.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
I'll make sure you get this paperwork because it's
not letting me download it.
Lawyers and attorneys are notlicensed to practice law.
Speaker 2 (34:04):
They took that shit down.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
But look, British accreditation regency Black's
Law 4th edition.
So let's look it up.
It said accreditation registry,accreditation regency.
(34:46):
It says bar.
So let me just look at the wordbar Bar Black Sloth, 4th
Edition bar definition.
It says bar.
So let me just look at the wordbar Bar Black Sloth, 4th
edition Bar definition.
Why is the bar?
Oh yeah, there you go.
You know what I'm saying?
(35:06):
That shit popped up.
I need to book, though.
Why is the Bar BritishAccreditation Regency exam
called such?
Speaker 2 (35:18):
in.
Speaker 1 (35:18):
America.
Everything is from Britain.
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Yeah, because we're under the Vatican, which is the
District of Columbia is underthe Vatican as well, right?
Speaker 1 (35:39):
Look, it's right here Hansel Law PC.
One popular but incorrectnotion is that the bar is an
acronym that stands for British.
Speaker 2 (35:49):
This is inaccurate.
Speaker 1 (35:51):
The British Accreditation Register was
establishing.
Look, there you go.
These are our attorneys, bro.
The Crown Temple Bar.
That's lit Damn.
I clicked out of it.
But yeah, this is just privateknowledge, man.
(36:13):
Yeah, it's not supposed to bepublic.
Motherfuckers don't even knowthis shit.
Speaker 2 (36:18):
Yup, yup.
Speaker 1 (36:21):
So, but I just had the Black's Law Dictionary.
I should have looked it up.
Let's see, right here I wenttoo far.
Speaker 2 (36:43):
I'm with you.
I want to see this shit.
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
It's just something I always brought up, man, I never
got no kickbacks.
Speaker 2 (36:55):
Yeah, I'm not going to lie.
When you first fell into myalgorithm, bro, and I seen your
videos, I was like man, what ishe talking about, bro?
And I just kept watching and itmade sense, bro, and it made
sense.
And I'm like, you know what DonColom is spitting?
He's spitting.
Speaker 1 (37:18):
Yeah, man, I got all this shit.
But look, so I'm just going tobe honest with you.
When I first went to court, dog, I didn't know this shit.
It makes you sound smart whenyou start spitting out codes, so
since I am in the public, Ihave to make sure my codes are
right.
But when I was first in court,bro, I was making up shit.
72 USC 2117.
(37:38):
Like nigga the fuck are youtalking about?
It says you can't do thatObjection Shit, just doing shit.
But I didn't see it in thisBlack Law Dictionary, so I'm
going straight to british creditregistry see if it's in there
or whatever, because this is adigital fourth edition, so it
should have been in there it'sit's funny that you bring that
(38:02):
up, man my most recent, my mostrecent um court hearing with the
county.
Speaker 2 (38:07):
it was a commissioner hearing the case and I try to
say that I'm here on specialappearance, challenge
jurisdiction, your jurisdictionand whatnot, and she literally
got upset and was like where'syour bar card?
Are you an attorney?
And she in the courtroom lookedme up on the state bar website.
She looked my name up and shesaid yeah, your name doesn't
have a bar card associated withit.
Speaker 1 (38:30):
You got to tell me I don't see this British stuff in
this fourth.
But you just tell them youobject, it's all the practice
law.
You're a power of attorney.
In fact, I'm a power ofattorney.
In fact a lawyer is a layman.
They put in the layman's termsyou don't need a license to do
that.
An attorney means to turn orturn over.
Yeah, they don't ever lie toyou.
(38:51):
Um, for what it is, but thepractice of law is an occupation
of the common right.
So let's just go over this realquick so you can see it.
The regency is a rule,government, kingship, but the
practice of law cannot belicensed by any state.
The practice of law is anoccupation of common right.
Abraham Lincoln didn't have abar card.
(39:13):
Yeah, no, the state bar is anon-governmental private
association.
Dudes must be current tosustain membership.
Speaker 2 (39:24):
Yeah, so it's a membership, it's not a license.
Speaker 1 (39:26):
That's it.
Speaker 2 (39:28):
That's it, one more thing.
So once, once, once we I'vecreated a legal structure like
llcs and trust to handle myfamily's affairs, then that
means I can show up to court ontheir behalf as their
administrator, correct?
Speaker 1 (39:43):
correct.
Um, or you'll be like a friendof the court, so you're not
really working for nobody,uh-huh, um, you're just there to
make sure everything is goingcorrect on the record.
Yeah, yeah yeah, that's it.
It's called a marcus curemarcus cure.
I'll show you what it is,because it doesn't sound like
it's.
It doesn't.
It's not spelled how it sounds,yeah a market cure is someone
(40:12):
who is not a party to the case,but office information that
bears on the case has not beensolicited by any of the parties
to assist the court.
Speaker 2 (40:21):
Okay, so when I give notice that I'll be showing up
to the court, I'm under thattitle.
Speaker 1 (40:27):
Yes, if you're doing it, and even when you're doing
it for you, because you'reworking on behalf of the family.
Oh, yep, yep, I'm my ownadministrator, because you're
working on behalf of the family.
Speaker 2 (40:32):
Oh, yep, yep, I'm my own administrator.
I'm the living manadministrator of the estate.
Yep, yep, that's it.
Speaker 1 (40:39):
I'm making sure I get you some of these.
Yeah, I'm going to send youthis.
Speaker 2 (40:43):
Yeah, please Appreciate that.
Speaker 1 (40:47):
But yeah, I did so.
Like when my first, my firstreal like win in the federal
courts, I turned this into anaffidavit, ritz of freedom.
I'm going to send you this linkto.
You'll get copies of all that.
You'll get copy of the accessto the chat.
Speaker 2 (41:06):
When you send it in the chat, do I have to open it
and save it?
Speaker 1 (41:10):
No, no, you'll be able to get it.
Speaker 2 (41:12):
OK, so I could click everything.
Speaker 1 (41:14):
yes, Okay.
So what I did was when I startedlearning this Daz when do you
understand?
That's when I learned what anunderstand means.
Don't say you understand, learn.
The government is reallysupposed to be here to protect
you.
They don't take oaths.
And then I started learningabout attorney fraud.
Boom.
What is an attorney of law?
(41:36):
It's just what it states Onewho is practicing law.
It donates color law, thesemblance of which is real, but
it's not law.
That's what color law means.
It's common to all and there'sno license to practice law or to
exercise your rights.
Thus, there's no such thing asa licensed attorney.
He or she may have a BarAssociation membership card, but
that is not a license.
(41:56):
The definition above, or onewho is a proper person, brings
forth the truth regarding anattorney.
There are officers of the court, damn.
Speaker 2 (42:07):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (42:08):
So I want you to go through that and read this,
because this will get you there.
So this is what you are until.
So you know how to create yourupdate your status correctly.
You're considered civil leaderof more tools, which means dead
in the eyes of civil law.
They make you dead in the eyesof the law, ok, and then we file
affidavits because emotion isasking an affidavit.
(42:29):
Affidavit is putting somethingon record Only a live person can
do the affidavit.
Affidavit is putting somethingon record only a live person can
do the affidavit yeah, and ifthey don't accept, how do I make
them accept the affidavit?
Speaker 2 (42:38):
or?
Or?
You don't have to worry aboutit once it's on the record, it's
accepted.
Speaker 1 (42:40):
You label as a exhibit.
If you're not in your properstatus, they don't have to
accept nothing from you becauseyou're dead in the eyes of the
law.
Yeah, what do I need to acceptanything from you?
You need a representation, soyou're always there acting on
behalf of the family, or you'regoing to need an attorney,
because an attorney can onlyrepresent entities, yep.
(43:01):
So you said to ask them for abar card for what they can
represent live people.
You have to go in there as anatural person with a
nationality and know what thefuck you're talking about.
Are they going to railroad youevery time?
Yep, yep.
So that's why you need to dosome more study.
I gave you some material.
Read this.
This will get you there.
Read this three or four times.
(43:22):
It's not that long, okay you?
Speaker 2 (43:24):
see it Top to bottom.
Speaker 1 (43:25):
It's not that long.
Speaker 2 (43:27):
Okay, I wrote this out and turned it into an
affidavit my first win everTurned this into an affidavit.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
I started talking about licensed attorneys.
Show me your license topractice law and not a bar card.
Attorneys can only representproperty.
Okay, that's what they say.
You have to be represented.
A person doesn't have to berepresented.
(43:58):
A natural person can speak forthemselves.
Once one becomes a client of anattorney, they also become, by
default, a ward or court.
A lawyer is a lawman or laymanand a civilian is one who is
skilled in the law.
Therefore, one who is anattorney is not necessarily who
is skilled in the law.
Things are consideredsimplified when one says in
layman's Mm-hmm, they'repracticing, they're not even
doing law, they're practicing,and they're practicing on your
(44:20):
ass.
So listen, a license,permission to do something
(44:41):
that's otherwise unlawfulUtilizing an attorney admits you
to their jurisdiction, which isabsolutely inferior.
They have no jurisdiction overyou.
They're inferior courts and, assuch, they possess no
delegation of authority, becauselegislation does not give
administrative courts judicialpowers.
They're administrative courtsand you're sitting there giving
them your power over you.
Municipal courts,administrative courts and
(45:03):
officers in such courts,administrators and agencies and
agents alike, operate undercolor law, even though they have
taken an oath to uphold theConstitution and the laws of the
United States codes.
They have created a colorablejurisdiction as they have no
jurisdiction over the livingperson, the natural person.
So when you start learning whoyou are, you'll start figuring
this shit out, but you're stillstuck in a matrix.
(45:24):
You need to read this shituntil it makes sense.
Okay, you need to understand.
Hey, this ain't me, this ain'tmy name.
I work for the name and now I'mdefending my intellectual
property.
I have the right to privacy andy'all fucking with me.
Speaker 2 (45:40):
It's that simple.
Speaker 1 (45:44):
Okay, there is law, then there's color law.
So when you're playing thatgame, you're not a natural
person.
You're playing the color gamewith them.
A natural person, you can't.
Was they running up on Jesusand the 12 tribes talking about
paid child support?
No, you not a child of God.
Then if you sit here playingthe game with them, if you
playing the game with them, younot a child of God yeah.
I wish nigga can't nobodylisten.
(46:07):
We can just think about Africa.
There's tribes in Africa,correct?
Speaker 2 (46:11):
let me just show you with your own eyes, man.
Speaker 1 (46:12):
I don't even want you to.
I don't even want you to takemy word for it.
We'll take Google's word for it.
How many tribes are in Africa?
Because if they want out thetribe, they can go to the
government and come over here.
We're just going to say howmany tribes are in Kenya, we'll
just do one country.
So there's 42 tribes in Kenyawith different languages.
(46:33):
You think the government isgoing to them and saying, hey,
y'all need to pay child support?
Nah, because they wasn't bornwith a birth certificate.
They're not using the IDs,they're not using that social
security number.
They have their own forms ofidentification, just like the
Amish, just like the Muslims.
I'm showing you you gotta quitusing that shit.
You got to quit identifying asthat shit.
(46:54):
You can't pull up on a Kenyantribe and start calling them
motherfuckers, becky and Joe,giving them first, middle, last
names.
When you come in with a birthcertificate.
You just got identified asproperty.
Now you've got a propertydescription.
This birth certificate proveswho your maker is, Only person
that can say who your maker isis your mom and your dad, that's
(47:15):
my child.
I'm not going for that.
This is my identification of mychild, or I got to deal with
God.
God created this family doesthat make sense?
Speaker 2 (47:27):
yeah, yeah, no, it makes sense.
It makes perfect sense.
I gave you way more than youbargained for you.
Hear me, hey, you did bro.
I gave you way more than youbargained for you.
Hear me, hey, you did, bro, andI appreciate you, bro.
Speaker 1 (47:33):
That's all.
Good man, I had to make surebecause you was waiting.
Speaker 2 (47:36):
Yeah, no, you're good bro, and it was a pleasure
listening to the sounds andvibrations of Don Colombo.
I appreciate that, man.
I'll make sure you get thiscall and I'm going to reach back
out to do that bank wire forthe strongman credits, because I
honestly want to do that too.
All right, you just let me knowwhen you're ready.
Speaker 1 (47:54):
I'll send you the information you just let me know
when you send it.
Speaker 2 (47:57):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (47:57):
For sure, peace and love.
Speaker 2 (47:59):
Hey, peace and love brother.
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