Reclaim Your Birthright: Uncover the Truth Behind Your Birth Certificate

When you were born, you became an heir to the land’s wealth, but a hidden system claims your inheritance through a deceptive document: your Certificate of Live Birth (COLB). Here’s how this scheme works and how you can fight back to restore your rights.The Birth Certificate DeceptionYour COLB isn’t just a record of your birth—it’s a tool used by the government to control your estate. The Internal Revenue Manual (I.R.M. 21.7.13.3.2.2) defines an infant (anyone under 21) as the “decedent” of an estate or trust that hasn’t yet received a Social Security Number. This labels you as “property” of the state from birth.When your mother signs the COLB, she’s listed as the “informant,” unknowingly acting as a trustee who transfers your estate to the state. Notice these details:

• The COLB pre-fills your mother’s maiden name and address, implying she’s unmarried.
• Your father’s name and address are omitted, which weakens his role as the estate’s executor (the person legally in charge).
• The state prefers the mother to sign, as seen in Oklahoma’s guidelines, which instruct hospitals to have only the mother sign the COLB, never the father.

Why? The state avoids dealing with the father, who holds the highest authority over the estate, and instead pressures the mother to sign over your rights.Why the Father Is ExcludedThe absence of the father’s name on the COLB isn’t accidental. The system claims it’s to respect religious beliefs, citing Matthew 23:9 (“Call no man your father on earth”), and the First Amendment, which prevents laws favoring religion. But this is a pretext. By excluding the father—the estate’s executor—and any male relatives, the state ensures no one with legal authority can challenge its control.If your mother is married, she and the father share equal authority under common law. But by listing her maiden name and treating her as unmarried, the state assumes she’s a trustee who can sign away your estate without the father’s consent. This is a deliberate tactic to claim your assets through fraud.How the System ProfitsBy signing the COLB, your mother unknowingly registers you as a “ward” of the state, transferring your estate to a trust controlled by the government. This trust, managed by entities like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) or Federal Reserve, treats you as a commercial asset. The state avoids the executor (the father) because challenging his authority is costly and could expose the fraud. Instead, they rely on the mother’s signature to appear legitimate, keeping most people unaware of the scheme.Take Back Your PowerYou can reclaim your rights and protect your estate by exposing this deception. Here’s how to start:

1. File a UCC-1 Financing Statement: Declare yourself the Secured Party Creditor of your “strawman” (the commercial entity created in your name) to assert control over your estate.
2. Correct Birth Records: Update state records to restore your status as a living person, not a “decedent” or trust asset.
3. Use Commercial Liens: As outlined in our Secured Party Creditor Process Pack, file liens against officials or entities that violate your rights, pressuring them to comply.
4. Challenge the Fraud: Demand proof of authority (e.g., a signed executor’s consent) when the state claims control over your assets.

Our Secured Party Creditor Process Pack, including the Commercial Lien Manual, provides step-by-step guidance to navigate this process with confidence.Break Free from the SystemYou’re an heir to the land, not a pawn in a corporate scheme. The state’s fraudulent use of your birth certificate has stolen your birthright, but you can fight back. Learn how to reclaim your estate, protect your assets, and restore your freedom with our proven resources. Start today and take control of your future.