WHY DO WE OFFER REMEDIES

There are two reasons. The first reason is simple. We believe that knowledge is power. There are hundreds of thousands of people who loosing their homes and have debts that they cannot possibly pay. Some in the media and other opinion leaders want us to believe that this is because people are irresponsible. 

But we do not agree that this is the primary reason. We believe that the current financial system is designed to make people fail. In the book "Debt Virus" by Jacques Jaikaran, it is clear that the current system creates money out of debt but only the debt amount is created and the money to pay the interest on the debt is never created. This creates a system were there is not enough money is circulation to pay back all the debt. 

This means that the system is designed so that many people will fail. While we do not expect the remedy in its current form is something that will be effective, we do believe it has a firm foundation in law. We also believe that with further research and development, the concepts offered in these remedies may eventually prove successful. Toward that end, any knowledge gained now will help your future understanding.

The second reason we offer these remedies is because the government owes us a remedy. Beginning at least in 1933 the government took all our gold and our property to back their debt. There is no longer any money of real value so we can no longer "pay" our debts. All we can do is discharge our debts with more debt instruments (Federal Reserve Notes are debt instruments).

Let's start off with some definitions from Black's Law Dictionary. 

• Settlor � The grantor or donor in a deed of settlement. Also one who creates a trust. One who furnishes consideration for the creation of a trust.
• Trustor � see settlor.
• Grantor � The person by whom a grant is made. A transferor of property. The creator of a trust is usually designed as the grantor of the trust.
• Trustee � Person holding property in trust. The person appointed or required by law to execute a trust.
• Beneficiary � One who benefits from the act of another. As it relates to trust beneficiaries, includes a person who has any present or future interest, � includes any person entitled to enforce the trust.
• Grantor Trust � A trust in which the grantor transfers or conveys property in trust �
• Deed of Trust � An instrument in use in some states, taking the place and serving the uses of a mortgage, by which the legal title to real property is placed in one or more trustees, to secure the repayment of a sum of money or to perform other conditions. Though differing in form from mortgage, it is essentially a security.

In most states, one of the documents that you sign is a Deed of Trust. We will describe what happens with these documents.

You will notice that the Settlor is John, who is a real man. But the person whose name is on the Deed of Trust is JOHN (John's name in all upper case letters) who is a straw man or a legal fiction. John's legal fiction, JOHN, was created when his birth certificate was issued by the state in which we was born. 

Evidence of straw mancan be seen everywhere. Look on your driver's license, your checks, anything you get from any government agency. None of these entities can deal with John, the man. They all have to deal with JOHN, the straw man. Look on your personal checks at the signature. Most will have "MP" at the end of the signature line. 

If you were to look at the signature line under high magnification, you would see that it's not a solid line but rather it is micro-print which says "AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE" over and over again. John is JOHN's authorized agent. JOHN can't sign any papers since he has no hands. So John signs for JOHN. 

The agent for the closing on the property is the title company and the mortgage company is the beneficiary of the Deed of Trust. The bank is the beneficiary so they can receive the payment on the loan. However, this is a scam. When John signs a promissory note, he creates money (see the MODERN MONEY MECHANICS publication). 

This publication says "What they [the bank or mortgage company] do when they make loans is to accept promissory notes [the one signed by John] in exchange for credits to the borrowers' transaction accounts." 

This means that the mortgage company accepts John's promissory note and then loan's JOHN credit in the same amount. The word "exchange" above means "To barter or swap. To part with, give or transfer for an equivalent. ... Act of giving or taking one thing for another." The mortgage company, which is really a bank, doesn't loan any of its own money or the money of it's depositors. Signing a note for R1000,000 creates R1000,000. 

This money is put in an account and a check is written to the seller of the house (BOB, another straw man). At this point, the house is paid for in full. The money was created by John when he signed the note. The bank didn't provide any consideration or substance in this exchange. Yet most people believe they should pay on the note for 15 to 30 years. What we are really doing is paying a lease on the house. 

The next two steps will show how this happens. 

The Deed of Trust causes a Grantor Trust to be created. We know this is true because the Deed of Trust contains the word "grantor" which means an implied Grantor Trust is created. JOHN is the Grantor which means he grants or gives the house into the trust. The mortgage company is still the beneficiary. This Grantor Trust conveys the property from the owner, JOHN (remember he paid for the property in full) to a trust where the bank gets the benefit of the trust. The benefit will be your payments. 

The third thing that is created, by implication, is a lease agreement. JOHN is the tenant, and the mortgage company is the beneficiary, they are receiving the payments. So JOHN has been converted from the owner to a tenant. If you are angry at this point, you have a right to be. You have been converted from an owner to a tenant.

If you breech the Deed of Trust, then the Deed of Trust dies. So a will is needed. JOHN becomes the one who creates the will, the Testor. The mortgage company assigns a substitute trustee to conduct a foreclosure. The mortgage company is the heir of JOHN's estate so they benefit from the property even though JOHN owned it.

The Freedom Package teaches you how to regain control of your strawman (your name in all upper case letters). 

This is done by perfecting a lien on the strawman by filing documents including a Power of Attorney, a Commercial Security Agreement, an Indemnity Bond and Lien, a Hold Harmless and Indemnity Agreement, and a Legal Notice and Demand. 

Based upon these documents, you file a UCC1 against the strawman which give you first position lien against all of the assets owned by the strawman. There is a principle in commerce that says first in time is first in line. If your lien against the strawman is first, then anyone who wants to enforce a judgment (court action) against the strawman will have to get in line behind you. This should have the affect of making you judgment proof.

The package also takes you through the process of establishing and "charging" an account with Treasury. These steps are necessary before you can issue a Bonded Promissory Note (BPN). A BPN can be used to discharge public debt.

After you receive the documents and study the material, you should be able to prepare and submit the documents to Treasury.

You must gain knowledge in order to gain greater freedom. So, the material in this package is a "do it yourself" project. We offer to complete the documents on your behalf, BUT it is your responsibility to have the documents notarized and submitted to Treasury. 

This means you take full responsibility by taking the correct steps to take control of your strawman. 

We reserve the right to choose who we assist at all times. 

 You need to internalize the information and the implications of each document. The package contains instructions on how to submit the documents.

 Before making your final decision, please read the Disclaimer below.  

The material on this web site is for educational purposes only and not to be construed as legal advice about what you should or should not do. 

We do not suggest that you use this material. 

The packages offered by You are Law, are to assist you in performing your own due diligence and study before implementing any strategy. You are Law does not guarantee any particular results will be achieved by using any of the material offered on this web site. 

The Enforcement Package teaches you how to enforce your remedy. In some cases, you may issue a Bonded Promissory Note (BPN) to discharge a debt and the "creditor" may not accept your BPN. Everything in commerce is based upon honor and dishonor. When a disagreement arises, there are only four ways to respond: 

1) fully accept the other party's position 

2) conditionally accept the other parties position once they meet certain conditions

3) argue with the other party 

4) do not respond to the other party's presentments (correspondence).

The first two reactions leave you in honor but the last two leave you in dishonor. When you are in dishonor, the chances are very good that you will loose. The material in this package will teach you an administrative procedure (can be used inside or outside of the court system) to resolve the disagreement between you and the creditor while allowing you to remain in honor. In most cases, the "creditor" will be in dishonor. The concepts in the Enforcement Package can be used with almost any kind of public debt or legal issue (criminal or civil).

You must gain knowledge in order to gain greater freedom. So, the material in this package is a "do it yourself" project. We offer to complete the documents on your behalf, BUT it is your responsibility to have the documents notarized and submitted to Treasury and the High Court.

You take full responsibility for every step you take.

 We reserve the right to choose who we assist at all times. 

We believe you will gain an understanding of the documents as you prepare to submit the documents.  You need to internalize the information and the implications of each document.  The package contains extensive instructions on how to prepare and process the documents. 

The decision to use the material in the package is yours alone and we accept no responsibility for your decision. Before making your final decision, please read the Disclaimer below.  

The material on this web site is for educational purposes only and not to be construed as legal advice about what you should or should not do.

 We do not suggest that you use this material. 

The packages offered by You are Law, are to assist you in performing your own due diligence and study before implementing any strategy. You are Law does not guarantee any particular results will be achieved by using any of the material offered on this web site.