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money is transferred, it is the operation of law. A trust is automatically created.
That is stated in Am. Jur. under trusts.
The 13 amendment states, “…neither slavery nor involuntary
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servitude….” Those are prohibitions; there is no option. It says nothing
regarding voluntary servitude: that is your choice. If you contract to be in
voluntary servitude, that is your choice.
Then the 14 amendment, following immediately on the tail of
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the 13 amendment, reads – “…born or naturalized and subject to the
jurisdiction…”
When you fill out forms, they always ask if you are a citizen of the United
States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof. Jurisdiction is the modern word
for allegiance, which is a feudal term meaning relationship to the land or the
liege.
So are you subject to the jurisdiction of the United States as a citizen of
the United States and of the state in which you reside?
The term “residence in a state” is not citizenship of a state. It is something
less, usually commercial in nature. So on government applications, job
applications, etc., they ask if you are a U.S. citizen and they ask for a residence
address.
The combination of being a citizen of the United States and a resident in
a state means you are volunteering to be treated as though you are a second-
class citizen – property of the United States.
When the term “United States” is used in the US Code, it usually refers
to territories and possessions such as Guam, Puerto Rico, etc. “Citizen of
the United States” is defined in the Code as being someone from Guam,
American Samoa, and the Virgin Islands. You can find that at 20 CFR
Section 404.1004, Part 4, “Citizens of the United States includes citizens
of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam and American
Samoa.”
When one person delivers money to another for a specific purpose,
the transaction becomes a trust. So it is axiomatic that whenever title is
transferred, a trust is automatically created. It is by operation of law, and it
is an express trust because you went requesting to have it done. You walked
in with your birth certificate, the one in upper and lowercase letters and you
transferred title, and from then on you were known, not as the named person
on the birth certificate, but as the person in all capital letters.
That “person” comes into existence with signing the SS-5 application
for the social security account which states, “Your card will show your full
middle and last name unless you show otherwise.” So however you write it
on the application – if you use three names, two names or initial – that is the
way it will show on your card in all capital letters. So now you have asked the