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The Truth About Money – Overview & Instructions

This page explains the difference between Money and Legal Tender, how the current system uses you as collateral, and how to protect yourself by founding your own society and using contract law with All Rights Reserved.

What Is Money? What Is Legal Tender?

Money

By definition, real money is backed by gold, silver, or other substance.
Historically (early 1900s in Canada, U.S.A., and other nations), gold and silver were banned from the private sector above certain amounts.
This was done so no one could create their own real money supply to compete with the new Legal Tender.

Legal Tender

Legal Tender is not money.
It is backed by the future taxable earnings of registered property—that property is you and your children.
When a child is registered via a Certificate of Live Birth, their future labour is pledged as collateral.
These pledges are sold on international stock exchanges.
Legal Tender is also backed by your registered house, car, and other property.
Birth certificates and state-issued IDs are tools that treat you as property of a bankrupt corporation (often written in ALL CAPS).

Key idea:
Legal Tender = a form of slavery based on pledged, registered property.
Money = substance-backed medium that does not diminish a free man/woman’s rights.

Names, Personhood, and Your Society

Men and women have family and given names:
- John-Ryan: Smith
- John of the family Smith
Corporations use first and last names, often in ALL CAPS for bankrupt entities.
Once your society is founded, you create your own Identification that recognizes you as a flesh-and-blood man or woman with All Rights Intact.
This is the practical difference between standing as a living being with rights vs. a corporate person tied to Legal Tender.

Money vs Legal Tender – Quick Facts

Money

Backed by gold, silver, or real substance
Can be traded for real commodities
Using money does not diminish a free man/woman’s rights
Legality is not the same as law

Legal Tender

Backed by registered property (see 1985 Canadian Ownership Control & Determination Act)
Cannot be traded directly for a commodity in the same lawful sense
3 letters – 50 days can get you title back to property when used properly
No corporation can be a lawful government because it is not fully liable

Money Hacks – Practical Instructions

Do:

Do what brings money in
Make “Get Money Action Lists”
Invest in things you can sell for profit
Make sales, then spend only the proceeds above what you need to reload stock

Don’t:

Don’t spend money unnecessarily; barter where possible
Don’t invest in things that don’t generate a return

Time & Skills:

Time is money and money is energy
Develop skills people want to pay you for—especially skills that help them make money too

Harmony:

Only surround yourself with people who support and add energy to your society, goals, and deadlines

Daily Organizer:

Plan all tasks
Do the most important tasks first
Use an organizer you look at frequently
Learn to do tasks you dislike, or outsource them

Security Interests – What You Sign

Tickets, paperwork, court charges, and many other documents you sign are treated as security interests = \.

What is a Security Interest?

Corporations posing as governments sell the contracts you sign on stock exchanges.
Citizens are treated as collateral on the national debt.
Historical writings (e.g., Wilson/House) describe people as chattels (property) pledged through birth registration and “social insurance.”

You are dealing with corporate contract systems, not true, fully liable government.

How To Defend Against Security Fraud

1. Start Your Own Society

An unregistered, unincorporated society makes you equal in law to the corporate powers.
You can create your own remedies, including:
- Your own courts
- Community infrastructure
- Security and enforcement processes

2. Operate Under Contract Law

Remember: it is all contract law.
You are not dealing with legitimate, fully liable government—only corporations.
Be ready to civil litigate or privately bill anyone who violates your rights.

3. Use Bills and Notices

Once your paperwork is in place, you can send Bills for any and all Orders demanded of you.
Orders = Bills when you stand correctly in law.

4. Ask the Key Question

When challenged, ask:

“Can a corporation lawfully force someone to contract?”

For proof that Canada or U.S.A. are corporations, you can look them up at:
www.sec.gov

Ideas Are Real and Valuable

Your ideas, your society, and your private law are real assets.
Starting your own society is the best way to fight back and stand equal in law.
This lets you build your own:
- Courts
- Community infrastructure
- Security
- Economy

Always remind corporate agents:

You are willing to bill or litigate for any rights violations
You can always review later what to bill them for

Summary – What To Do

Understand the difference between Money (substance-backed) and Legal Tender (debt and collateral-backed).
Recognize how registration and Legal Tender turn you into collateral.
Found your own unregistered, unincorporated society and create your own ID.
Apply money hacks: cut waste, invest in profit-generating assets, develop valuable skills.
Treat every signed document as a potential security interest, and respond accordingly.
Use bills, notices, and due process to assert your rights and claim remedies.

You have been warned by great people of the past. Now you have the tools to act:
found your own society, reclaim your standing, and step out of the Legal Tender trap—for yourself, those before you, and all you love.

10 Question Test - Truth About Money $$$

According to the text, what is the key difference between Money and Legal Tender?
a) Money is digital, Legal Tender is physical
b) Money is backed by gold/silver (substance); Legal Tender is backed by registered property and future taxable earnings
c) Money is used only by governments; Legal Tender only by citizens
d) There is no real difference
What happens when a child is registered via a Certificate of Live Birth, according to the text?
a) They receive full sovereignty
b) Their future labour is pledged as collateral and sold on stock exchanges
c) They become exempt from taxes
d) They are removed from all legal systems
How are birth certificates and state-issued IDs described in this system?
a) Proof of natural rights
b) Neutral identification tools
c) Tools that treat you as property of a bankrupt corporation, often using ALL CAPS names
d) Purely for voting purposes
Which of the following is TRUE about Legal Tender in this framework?
a) It is real money backed by gold
b) It can be directly traded for commodities in a lawful sense
c) It is backed by registered property and is tied to a form of slavery
d) It increases a free man/woman’s rights
What is one practical “money hack” recommended?
a) Spend money on anything that feels good
b) Invest only in things that generate no return
c) Make “Get Money Action Lists” and invest in things you can sell for profit
d) Avoid making any sales
What is a security interest in the context of this page?
a) A government grant
b) Any ticket, paperwork, or court charge you sign that corporations can sell as a contract on stock exchanges
c) A personal savings account
d) A type of insurance policy
Why does the text say you should treat every signed document carefully?
a) It has no legal effect
b) It is just a formality
c) It may be treated as a security interest and you as collateral on national debt
d) It only affects your credit score
What is the first major step to defend against security fraud, according to the text?
a) Hire a corporate lawyer
b) Register more property with the state
c) Start your own unregistered, unincorporated society
d) Stop using all money
Under this system, how should you operate to protect your rights?
a) Under criminal law only
b) Under contract law with “All Rights Reserved,” ready to bill or litigate for rights violations
c) By avoiding all contracts
d) By trusting all government orders
What key question should you ask when challenged by a corporate agent?
a) “What is your job title?”
b) “Can a corporation lawfully force someone to contract?”
c) “How much do I owe?”
d) “Where is your office?”

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