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WHAT THIS MEANS is that if there is a trust relationship then you are entitled to have your necessities and debt obligations paid for you under the terms of the “Settlors Intention“ when the trust was either created and hidden from you or “deliberately mismanaged“ by the rogues who have commandeered the ship! I WOULD SUGGEST YOU WRITE TO THE RELEVANT TAXATION AUTHORITY IN YOUR COUNTRY AND DEMAND TO HAVE CLARIFIED WHAT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN YOU AND THEM IS UNDER CONSTITUTIONAL LAW! In order for a trust to exist...... The Three Certainties To be validly and legally constituted, a trust must satisfy three criteria, known as “the three certainties”: 1. Certainty of Intention - Implied or Express you hand something to someone for the good of all It must be clear that the settlor intended to create a trust and to transfer his ownership of the trust property to the trustee to hold on behalf of the beneficiaries. A settlor can be the sole beneficiary during his lifetime. Usually, there is more than one beneficiary beside the settlor 2. Certainty of Subject Matter - The property is your money! A trust is not valid unless it is clear what property forms part of the trust. The trustee must be able to identify with certainty the property he is to hold on behalf of the beneficiaries. I would say that defined and logged money in the form of BOE promissory notes fully satisfies this requirement 3. Certainty of Objects - All taxpayers are recorded and you contribute on behalf of your fellow man and he for you, too! The objects (beneficiaries) of the trust must be clearly identified or readily ascertainable by the trustee. Again, the trustee HMRC/IRS can easily see from its Master-files who has paid in what If any of the three certainties are absent, a valid trust is not created and the assets remain the property of the purported settlor. 1. Bare Trust Under a “bare” or “simple” trust, a trustee holds legal title to assets on behalf of a beneficiary who has absolute and immediate right to the assets. The trustee’s role is akin to that of a nominee and the trustee would not typically have any active duties to perform. Bare trusts may be effected orally but are usually created by way of a simple document known as a ‘Declaration of Trust’. Bare trusts are commonly used to transfer assets to minors who lack legal capacity to deal with those assets. The trust typically endures until the beneficiary reaches majority, at which stage the assets are transferred to him absolutely. A bare trust may also be useful in circumstances where an individual wishes to acquire shares without that acquisition becoming a matter of public record. To maintain confidentiality, legal title to the shares is vested in a trustee to hold on behalf of the true owner. Bare trusts are ‘look through’ for tax purposes, and the beneficiary, rather than the trustee, remains liable for any taxes arising. A Trust requires the involvement of 3 parties: The settlor; The trustee; and The beneficiaries. CHECK THIS LINK OUT Area 52 - Ex Terra WeRe Bank of England ReMovement Freeman Legal Services Website: Area 52 - Ex Terra WeRe Bank of England ReMovement Freeman Legal Services Website: ——————————————————————————————————
