Political Status Correction and Trusts Lecture by Don Colam

Key Concepts

Political Status Correction

• Non-Taxpayer Affidavit: Creating this affidavit is the first step in correcting your status.
• Private Trust: Your name on a birth certificate is seen as owned by the state; transferring it to a private trust shifts control.
• Social Security Number: Defined as a public trust under the Social Security Trust Administration. To regain control, you must create a private administration.

Status Change Practices in Various Communities

• Muslims: Shahada.
• Jews: Similar status change (unspecified name).
• Christians: Baptismal certificate can be used for status correction.
• Tribes and Churches: Can also offer avenues for status change.

Resources

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Financial and Trust Structures

Social Security Number as a Trust

• CES K VI Trust: Social Security number is a CES K VI Trust, a trust where you are the beneficiary.
• Fund Management: Two funds - Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund and Disability Insurance Trust Fund.
• Beneficiary vs. Trustee: You are the beneficiary of the trust, not the trustee.
• Equable Title vs. Legal Title: Beneficiaries hold equitable title and receive rents, issues, and profits, but trustees maintain legal title.

Critical Terms and Concepts

• Amalgamation: Combination of personal and trust identities creating new entities, such as SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles) in credit and mortgage default cases.

Distinguishing Legal and Natural Names

• Legal Name: Tied to your Social Security number and acts as a trust and a business entity.
• Natural Name: Separate from your legal name and not subject to the same regulations.
• Creating Entities: Create separate entities to limit liability and manage assets.

Actions and Advice

• Book Consultations: Consultations available for detailed private trustee training.
• Understanding Legal Terms: Importance of fiduciary duties, trustee responsibilities, and legal vs. equitable title.
• Tax Liabilities: Distribution of tax liabilities through private trusts vs. statutory liabilities through public trusts.

Misconceptions and Clarifications

• Nationality vs. Business: Nationality does not equate to tax exemption. Taxes apply to the legal name, not the natural name.
• Private Trust vs. Public Trust: Public trusts are governed by state laws, while private trusts operate by contracts.
• Misunderstanding Legal Title: Legal title vested in the U.S. government, you only have beneficiary status.

Correct Procedures

• Private Governance: Establish private governance structures like trusts, tribes, or churches.
• Understanding Trust Law: Learn about concepts like the Doctrine of Merger and Alter Ego Doctrine.
• Avoid Co-Mingling Funds: Keep private and public funds separate to avoid liabilities.

Services and Education

• Private Trustee Training: Available for detailed education on managing trusts.
• Educational Resources: Books authored by Don Colam on tax credits, diplomatic immunity, and trust management available at major bookstores.

Public Engagements

• Consultations: Text or book for private consultations.
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