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Trusts
Every occasion in which there is divided title, there is a trust.
Every trust is compromised of three separate roles: a grantor, one or more beneficiaries and a trustee.
The beneficiary has equitable title; the trustee has controlling, legal title.
Any single human being can fulfill all three roles in a trust, as long as there is more than one beneficiary; otherwise it is not a trust.
Most people who think that they they own their vehicles or their homes actually only have equitable title - they may be grantor and beneficiary, but having registered the title with the State or the County, they are not the trustee with controlling interest. They can use, maintain, buy and sell, etc., but if they don't pay their taxes or adhere to the codes, they can be penalized or even confiscated from.
A couple, going out for the night (grantors), hire a babysitter (trustee) to take care of their infant kids (beneficiaries) fot the eveining. Does the babysitters have to explain to the two and four year old kids why they have to go to bed at 8:30?
Common Law Irrevocable Pure Contract Trust Organization
A Pure Trust Organization, PTO for short, is a private entity. This private identity is a lawful entity in the eyes of the law - a sovereign individual that has not compromised any of its constitutional or common-law rights, a sovereign individual not subject to statutory regulation.
This private identity may own property, do business, operate bank accounts, etc. - without the dreaded "social security" number. It is completely private and has no automatic reporting requirements to any government or state. Provisions can be made with a PTO such that when the grantor dies, heirs take it over - all completely private.
The PTO enables one to exchange assets into a private identity, while still being able to enjoy practical control over those assets. The trust assets are very safe, because the trust is irrevocable and claims against the grantor have nothing to do with the trust, which is a separate entity at arm's length.
The PTO may also operate a perfectly private business, providing limited liability, with no reporting requirements to anyone. The superrich have been using similar trusts for centuries.
Right to Contract
The right to contract is fundamental to the Pure Trust Organization. This right is guaranteed by Article I, Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution: "No State shall any law impairing the obligation of contracts." It is further guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment: "No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
Non-Statutory
Corporations and other statutory entities are created by government permission. When you involve yourself in any of these entities, you relinquish your God-given rights, in exchange for State benefits and privileges. You become a feudal subject of the government, a slave in effect. PTOs, on the other hand, are non-statutory.
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