Christ. Husband. Father. Patriot. A man living as free as possible. WWG1WGA.

What your payments should be:

Interest: $0. You should never ever pay interest on anything. It usury. It goes against the Bible, the original constitution, and common law.

House: $0 paid for from CQV when you bought it.

Car: $0 paid for from CQV when you bought it.

Gas: When used. No tax. It’s a necessity.

Food: Pay the farmer what it costs. There should be no tax on food.

Electricity: $0 paid for from CQV when you used it. And energy is free anyway. It’s everywhere.

Water/Sewer: $0 paid for from CQV when you used it and it’s recycled. And it’s created by God.

Health Insurance: $0 paid for from CQV when you need it.

Health care: $0 paid for from CQV when you use it.

Car Insurance: $0 paid for from CQV when you need it. And not required according to Supreme Court.

Internet/Phone: $0 paid for from CQV when you
use it.

Nothing that is a necessity for life should ever be taxed.

Could you live with these bills?

In response Godly Man to his Publication

Sorry, but I need to ask...
What is CQV?
I tried to look it up but most definitions were for some engineering procedure/protocol.

Christ. Husband. Father. Patriot. A man living as free as possible. WWG1WGA.

In response ADHERE TO FREEDOM to his Publication

Cestui Que Vie Trust. Everyone that is born has a trust created in their all CAPS name. It is begun when your mother is defrauded by signing a birth certificate.

The trust is funded by the IMF and offset by the Treasury for approximately $2,000,000 and is represented by bonds bearing your social security number. The bonds are hypothecated with other peoples bonds, lumped together, and sold on the bond market.

Your CQV is a trust on your all CAPS name. Your all CAPS name represents a dead vessel, at sea, and you are the purser (person). It’s your corporation. You have no right to claim your minor estate in your CQV until the age of 8.

Most people have no idea about it. Why would they tell you? It’s your life’s set of books (accounting). Most people have a trust worth between $200 million and $1 billion.

Story is long. Look up David E. Robinson and Strawman to research. That’ll get you started.

Thank You!
I really appreciate the reply & explanation.
(Nice to learn something new.)
Is this applicable to citizens of all nations?
I am familiar with the “Birth Certificate” part but you also reference “Social Security Number” which is the U.S. terminology.
I’m in Canada & we have our “Social Insurance Number”.
I know there is a website where you put in your “Social Security Number” & it will tell you your “worth” but I have yet to come across anything similar for Canadians.

In response Godly Man to his Publication

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In response ADHERE TO FREEDOM to his Publication

ALL nations have their version.