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1) you pay an up-front Service Charge/Tax Prepayment Fee/Stamp Duties to the IRS Through me 2) you are to submit, with that payment, a signed/notarized Grant Application like the one I shared above. 3) After receiving and accepting/approving the Grant Application, the IRS resources will send to you letters of confirmation and repayment terms that you will need to sign/notarize and return to them. You sign all of that and send it back. 4) Once they’ve received and processed those docs, the IRS sends a check to you for the amount you requested. 5) i will provide to the IRS a 1099A and they use that 1099A to go to the Treasury and recoup the money they disbursed to me. 6) You will be invited by a larger private banking organization to learn EVEN MORE about how to become and work as a true Private Banker. Thank you so much for your time!

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You could potentially make a living by suing “creditors” for discrimination. Over time, as you refine your understanding of the system, they may eventually stop denying you. By that point, you could have accumulated substantial wealth, even reaching extraordinary levels of financial success. It takes time and effort to grasp the full scope of this process, but once you master it, creditors will likely cease their denials. At that point, you’ll have essentially unlimited credit—or access to “infinite money.” Credit represents the ability to defer payment, and promissory notes are the tools created through this deferral. A promissory note is essentially the result of exercising your credit capacity. By issuing one, you’re promising to pay, thereby postponing the obligation. However, actual payment isn’t feasible because gold and silver coins are not recognized as lawful payment in the public monetary system, as explicitly stated in Title 12. Your role within this system is to utilize your credit effectively. This involves: 1. Receiving an unconditional order to pay from a maker or issuer. 2. Becoming the holder of the instrument. 3. Negotiating the instrument by endorsing it. 4. Tendering the endorsed instrument to the party entitled to enforce it. This process is how the current financial system operates. Any attempt to block your ability to participate in this system would constitute a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 8, which governs obligations and securities of the United States. All promissory notes and bills of exchange negotiated by your legal entity (ens legis) are classified as “obligations or other securities of the United States.” As the individual acting on behalf of your ens legis, you serve as its endorser (or indorser). In essence, you’re authorized to act on behalf of the ens legis, and all actions involving it fall under the scope of 18 U.S.C. § 8. This framework forms the foundation of the entire currency system.

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You could build a livelihood by suing “creditors” for discrimination, and eventually, they would stop denying you. By the time that happens, you’ll have accumulated significant financial gains, potentially making you immensely wealthy. Mastering this process takes time. Once you fully understand the system and navigate it effectively, creditors will eventually stop denying you. At that point, you’ll essentially have unlimited credit—or “infinite money.” Credit is simply the ability to defer payment. A promissory note represents this deferral—it’s a tangible outcome of leveraging your credit. By issuing a promissory note, you’re making a promise to pay, which defers the payment obligation. However, actual payment isn’t possible because gold and silver coins are not legally acceptable forms of payment in public transactions, as clearly outlined in Title 12. Your role is to use your credit power effectively, which involves: 1. Receiving an unconditional order to pay from the issuer. 2. Becoming the holder of the instrument. 3. Negotiating the instrument through endorsement. 4. Tendering the endorsed instrument to the party entitled to enforce it. This is the structured financial system we operate in. Any interference with your ability to do this violates 18 U.S.C. § 8, which governs “obligations or other securities of the United States.” Every promissory note or bill of exchange negotiated by your legal entity (the ens legis) is classified as an “obligation or other security of the United States.” As the individual acting on behalf of your ens legis, you function as its endorser (or indorser). Effectively, you’re authorized to act for the ens legis, and any actions involving it fall under the protections of 18 U.S.C. § 8. This framework forms the backbone of our currency system.