Overview of the World System of Bondage UPDATED - Part 3 -The Two Estates

Part 3 of the Overview of the World System of Bondage expands on legal and monetary bondage. The core focus is on two estates: the decedent estate, a bankrupt public franchise of nation-state corporations with civilly dead individuals, and the ancestral lineal estate held by living beneficiaries (Cestui Que Vie) and abandoned post-birth via registration, allowing state salvage under the 1666 Cestui Que Vie Act.

Status correction involves proving life, claiming equity, and settling debts from reversionary interests. Commercial remedies like Secured Party Creditor (SPC), UCC filings, and acceptance for value are debunked as debt-creating loops that reinforce bondage, risking “sovereign citizen” labels under the 14th Amendment. True sovereignty demands exiting commerce for solvency.

Historical context includes 1933 U.S. bankruptcy extended globally via 1944 Bretton Woods, establishing Federal Reserve Notes as reserve currency and uniform debt systems. Franchises bind via codes as codicils and vital records monetize debt through social insurance.

Gemstone University advocates status correction for disengaging from the matrix while enabling private enterprise, restoring living rights over civil privileges.