Magna Carta - The Double-Edged Sword pt. 2

Last stream, we covered the importance of blood, kinship, estates, inheritance, and discovered how one's standing in relation to their own property entirely determines the law they are under. Absolute title to the estate places one under the law of sovereigns, Common Law. When the title is split, usually resulting from the property being used as collateral, the property is held in trust and the lender is entitled to the fruits of the property while the loan is outstanding, while the borrower is allowed the mere right to use the thing for the benefit of the creditor. We discussed the origin of probate and how this jurisdiction can claim administrative authority over one's estate through presumption. The Magna Carta, while protecting the rights of those who know how to use Common Law, also opened the door for the attorney to escheat the estates of those they deem incompetent and manage the property of the estate, including the body of the incompetent through what is known as administration. On this stream, we are going to discuss how the states, particularly the northern states and particularly motivated by the greedy oligarchs within them, began escheating the estates of their own people in short order soon after being made a state. This was all in preparation for the creation of the federal citizen, where the now corporate State could pledge the escheated infant estate to the federal corporation and that corporation could then mortgage the estates of its new found collateral to secure the issuance of Federal Reserve fiat debt notes. That is right! Your currency is backed by your own future sweat equity and that of your children. If that sounds unbelievable or complex, join me tonight and I will break it down and prove it to you.