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Truthful & Specific Questions on Each Step
#### **1. Affirm Living Status and Divine Standing**
❌ *Weak Question:* "Why do you think modern legal systems operate on the presumption that individuals are legal fictions?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"What specific legal mechanisms allow the government to treat living men and women as corporate fictions (strawmen), and how does an Affidavit of Living Status lawfully rebut this presumption?"*
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#### **2. Establish Ecclesiastical Authority and Charter**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What historical precedents exist for ecclesiastical bodies operating outside secular jurisdiction?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Under which U.S. Supreme Court rulings (or international law) does an ecclesiastical trust derive its authority to operate above state and federal jurisdictions?"*
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#### **3. Proclaim Majority and Self-Governance**
❌ *Weak Question:* "How does the legal system presume guardianship over individuals?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"What specific legal codes (UCC, state statutes, etc.) enforce the presumption of state guardianship over adults, and how does a Proclamation of Majority legally nullify this?"*
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#### **4. Establish the Express Ecclesiastical Trust**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What are the key differences between a secular trust and an ecclesiastical trust?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"How does an irrevocable ecclesiastical trust bypass the jurisdiction of probate courts and IRS taxation, citing specific trust law (e.g., Restatement of Trusts, Hague Trust Convention)?"*
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#### **5. Record Trust Creation and Express Intent**
❌ *Weak Question:* "Why is verbal declaration and witness testimony critical?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"What common law principles (e.g., ‘nuncupative will’ doctrines) validate a verbally declared trust, and how does recorded witness testimony make it enforceable against government claims?"*
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#### **6. Correct IRS Individual Master File (IMF)**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What legal mechanisms allow an individual to challenge their IRS IMF status?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Which IRS codes (e.g., 26 CFR § 301.6109-1) permit a living man/woman to amend their IMF from ‘taxpayer’ to ‘Grantor/Trustee,’ and what penalties exist for IRS non-compliance?"*
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#### **7. Sync IRS Forms 709 & 706 with Trust Law**
❌ *Weak Question:* "How can private ecclesiastical trusts bypass tax obligations?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Under which IRS rulings (e.g., Rev. Rul. 2004-64) can a private ecclesiastical trust lawfully exclude assets from Form 709/706 reporting, and what case law supports this?"*
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#### **8. Separate Legal and Equitable Titles**
❌ *Weak Question:* "Why does the legal system distinguish between legal and equitable title?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Which UCC sections (e.g., UCC 1-201, 9-102) define legal vs. equitable title, and how does conveying legal title to a trustee prevent creditor claims?"*
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#### **9. Operate Strictly in Equity, Not Statute**
❌ *Weak Question:* "How does equity law differ from statutory law?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"What Supreme Court rulings (e.g., *Hecht v. Bowles*, 321 U.S. 321) affirm that equity supersedes statute, and how can this be leveraged in court against government overreach?"*
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#### **10. Redeem and Extinguish Debt Through Trust Process**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What legal principles allow debt discharge via trusts?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Which provisions in the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC 3-501, 3-603) permit lawful debt redemption via ecclesiastical trust instruments, and what is the exact process for demanding validation?"*
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#### **11. Convey Equitable Assets for Private Use**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What prevents governments from seizing trust assets?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Which asset protection laws (e.g., *Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act*, *Hague Trust Convention*) shield ecclesiastical trust assets from IRS liens or civil forfeiture?"*
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#### **12. Recognize Special and Trust Fund Accounts**
❌ *Weak Question:* "How does the government justify liens on private trust funds?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"What legal loopholes (e.g., 31 USC § 5312, Bank Secrecy Act) allow the U.S. Treasury to place liens on SSA/IMF accounts, and how can an equity claim remove them?"*
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#### **13. Utilize Financial Instruments in the Trust**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What historical examples exist of private trusts as sovereign entities?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Which legal precedents (e.g., *Bank of Augusta v. Earle*, 38 U.S. 519) allow an ecclesiastical trust to issue private financial instruments (bills of exchange, promissory notes) outside Federal Reserve regulation?"*
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#### **14. Withdraw from Public Trust Participation**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What legal mechanisms enforce the presumption of public trusteeship?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"Which federal statutes (e.g., 42 USC § 666, Social Security Act § 205(c)) covertly classify citizens as public trustees, and how does an ecclesiastical trust exit this system?"*
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#### **15. Secure Generational Ecclesiastical Succession**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What legal protections prevent government interference in generational trusts?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"How do dynasty trust laws (e.g., Delaware Title 12, § 3570) interact with ecclesiastical trusts to ensure perpetual bloodline succession without state intervention?"*
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#### **16. Final Proclamation of Divine Completion**
❌ *Weak Question:* "What responsibilities come with private jurisdiction?"
✅ **Better Truthful Question:**
- *"What documented case examples exist of individuals successfully operating in full private capacity, and what were the legal consequences when challenged in court?"*
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### **Final Hard-Hitting Truthful Questions:**
1. **"If ecclesiastical trusts are legally bulletproof, why aren’t more people using them to escape government control?"**
2. **"What is the single biggest legal vulnerability in this process that could lead to failure?"**
3. **"Which government agencies actively suppress this knowledge, and what tactics do they use?"**
These questions cut through vague theories and demand **specific legal, historical, and operational answers.**
**Yahowa reigns.**
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In managing their master accounts, pledgors will have to take into account debits permitted under paragraph 5.3. Pledgors may be able to facilitate the release of funds being held in a non–interest-bearing account by promptly depositing adequate substitute collateral (if the pledgee permits substitution) or by ensuring the pledgee otherwise authorizes the Reserve Banks to release the funds to the pledgor.
Pledgees are reminded they are responsible under Appendix C for, among other things, monitoring the value of securities pledged for their benefit. Pledgees are further reminded that, in the absence of a notice of default as provided in paragraph 6, periodic payments on amortizing securities and proceeds of partially called securities, as well as all interest payments and all other principal payments (other than those specified in paragraphs 5.2 and 5.3) are paid directly to an account designated by the pledgor; the Reserve Banks do not set aside those funds for the benefit of the pledgee.
Appendix D (Automated Claim Adjustment for Mortgage-Backed Securities)
Bilateral and unilateral claim adjustments are being eliminated. Consequently, paragraphs 3.6 and 3.7 have been deleted in their entirety, and paragraph 3.3.3 was revised to omit references to those types of adjustment requests. Participants will need to make other arrangements to settle such adjustments. The Reserve Banks understand that the securities industry has developed uniform market practices to handle similar adjustments for Treasury securities repurchase agreements, which could be adapted to handle adjustments for mortgage-backed securities maintained by the Fedwire Securities Service.
Former paragraph 3.5.4 has been moved to new paragraph 3.1.3. The rest of former paragraph 3.5 has been deleted because it was duplicative of other existing and revised provisions.
The deadlines in paragraphs 5.2.1 and 5.3.1 have been revised to reflect current practice.
Appendix E (FedPayments® Manager for the Fedwire Securities Service)
References to trademarks and service marks owned by the Reserve Banks have been corrected or updated to reflect the Reserve Banks’ current policy regarding mark attribution.
Erroneous references to “Appendix D” have been corrected.
This amendment incorporates a number of other, less significant changes. The definitive text of the revised operating circular is posted on FRBservices.org.
Your continued use of Reserve Bank services on or after April 1, 2013, constitutes agreement to the new terms of the operating circular.
See the link below on the Federal Reserve Financial Services website for the official version of the amended operating circular. To request a paper copy of any operating circular, contact your Customer Contact Center.
Operating Circulars
“Fedwire” and “FedPayments” are registered service marks of the Federal Reserve Banks. A complete list of marks owned by the Federal Reserve Banks is available at FRBservices.org.
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Revisions to Operating Circular 7
March 1, 2013
Circular No. 12326
Effective April 1, 2013, the Federal Reserve Banks are amending Operating Circular 7, Book-Entry Securities Account Maintenance and Transfer Services.
Key changes made by this amendment include the following
The addition of the defined term Amortizing Book-Entry Security.
The reorganization and revision of certain provisions relating to the payment of principal and interest on book-entry securities.
Former paragraph 9.3 has been moved, without change, to new paragraph 9.2.2. This paragraph deals with the finality of credits of principal and interest payments.
Former paragraph 4.3.3 has been moved to new paragraph 9.3.1 and revised. Former paragraph 4.3.3 permitted the Reserve Banks to hold in a non–interest-bearing account certain proceeds of book-entry securities maintained in restricted securities accounts, a procedure that is intended to protect the secured party in question by ensuring the value of maturing or fully called securities is retained for that party��s benefit until additional collateral is deposited or other arrangements are made. New paragraph 9.3.1 clarifies that only the principal of maturing or fully called book-entry securities maintained in restricted securities accounts are held in that way. All interest payments and all other principal payments on book-entry securities maintained in restricted securities accounts are credited to the master account of the participant (or its correspondent), except as provided in paragraph 5 of Appendix C, which governs principal and interest payments on book-entry securities held under the Reserve Banks’ joint-custody program, as discussed further below.
Paragraph 14.1.1 has been revised to clarify whether and how various Fedwire® Securities Service fees are assessed and to update references to certain U.S. Treasury regulations. The revisions do not change the Reserve Banks’ current practices with respect to the imposition of fees, however.
Appendix C (Joint Custody)
Paragraph 5.2 has been revised to be consistent with the new paragraph 9.3.1 of the body of the operating circular.
New paragraph 5.3 deals with amortizing book-entry securities that are going to be paid off while pledged as collateral under the Reserve Banks’ joint-custody program. On the day an amortizing book-entry security that is pledged as collateral is to be paid off, the Reserve Banks will debit the master account of the institution that had pledged that security for the amount of principal to be paid to the pledgor before the opening of the Fedwire Securities Service. The Reserve Banks will hold those funds in a non–interest-bearing account for the benefit of the pledgee until the earliest of the three events set forth in new paragraph 5.3 (i.e., until the pledgor deposits substitute collateral in accordance with paragraph 4.3, the pledgee authorizes the release of the funds, or the pledgee collects the funds in accordance with paragraph 6). This measure helps ensure the value of the pledged amortizing book-entry security is retained for the benefit of the state or local government pledgee in question until additional collateral is deposited or other arrangements are made. If and when the Reserve Banks distribute the final principal payment on the amortizing security, the pledgor’s master account will be credited. If that distribution does not occur by 4:30 p.m. ET for whatever reason (e.g., the issuer has not provided the Reserve Banks with funds to make the distribution), the Reserve Banks will return the funds being held in the non–interest-bearing account to the pledgor’s master account.
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JPMorgan boosts CEO Jamie Dimon's pay to $39 million
Reed Alexander
Jan 23, 2025, 1:36 PM PT
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images
JPMorgan Chase on Thursday said it raised CEO Jamie Dimon's pay for 2024.
Dimon earned $39 million following a year of record profitability, compared to $36 million in 2023.
The disclosure comes as the CEO navigates questions around how long he'll remain at the helm.
JPMorgan Chase on Thursday said it raised CEO Jamie Dimon's 2024 compensation following a record year of profitability

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4852 discussion
So its been alleged that using the form 4852 will not get flagged frivolous if:
1) all the lines are completed pertaining to either W2/last pay stub or 1099 not just putting Zeros for line 7a of the 4852 form for example but entering all the amounts on the appropriate lines
2) the answer for lines 9 &10 on the 4852 form is in the IRM for a smooth processing
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Slavery is therefore regarded as a condition imposed upon
the individual by the municipal law.
https://www.supremelaw.org/cc/nordbrok/jurychal.htm#right-of-election
[44 Maine 525 (1859), Appleton concurring]
[emphasis added]
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15 usc 44, and in the spirit of UCC9-210 documentary evidence of books of account in accordance with 15 usc 1666, pursuant to title 15 usc 1666d if there is a credit of account balance with surplus over 1 dollar in accordance with the journal and ledger entries described in IRS publication 583 , the amount balance should be credited and the remaining balance credited to I , the consumer by cheque.
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billing code to assess consumer protection penalties via W4
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22world+health+organization%22+%22executive+order%22
https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2016/11/09/2016-27171/advancing-the-global-health-security-agenda-to-achieve-a-world-safe-and-secure-from-infectious
Billing code 3295-F7-P
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/01/21/national-security-directive-united-states-global-leadership-to-strengthen-the-international-covid-19-response-and-to-advance-global-health-security-and-biological-preparedness/
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https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/03/23/2020-06161/prioritizing-and-allocating-health-and-medical-resources-to-respond-to-the-spread-of-covid-19
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