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SPECIAL REPORT

The Ultimate

Asset Protection

&

Privacy Guide7thEdition (2014)

(visit www.KeepYourAssets.netto download the latest version)

Disclaimer: We do not give legal or tax advice. The following information is offeredonly as a point of view. You are encouraged to evaluate this information and act

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION: The Need for Asset Protection Pri!ac"

Cha#ter $: Do Not %ee# All &o'r E((s In One Bas)et

Cha#ter *: Isolate +lo, ris)+ assets from +hi(h ris)+ assets

Cha#ter -: .o, to Protect The E/'it" In &o'r .ome

Cha#ter 0: .o, To +Pri!ati1e+ &o'r Life Usin( A Ne, 2e3ico LLC

Cha#ter 4: .o, &o' Can Sell Real Estate 5itho't Tri((erin( +Transfer+ Ta3es

Cha#ter 6: .o, To Ban) In Pri!ac" Usin( The +Cor#orate Cloa)+

Cha#ter 7: Create 2'lti#le La"ers Of Asset Protection Usin( 2'lti#le LLC8s

Cha#ter 9: Fo'r +2'st Read+ Re#orts

Cha#ter : +Loose Li#s Sin) Shi#s+

Cha#ter $;: .o, To Set U# &o'r O,n Anon"mo's Ban) Acco'nt

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INTRODUCTION

Before #roceedin( #lease ,atch the follo,in( 9 min'te !ideo:

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and read this short #ost:

2" Philoso#h" of Li=ert" by nthony !reemanhttp:""economicsandliberty.wordpress.com"my#philosophy#of#liberty"

The Need for Asset Protection Pri!ac"

Contents

$ntrod'ction

Section $: The C'rrent Landsca#e Battlefield

%ut of control lawsuitsBloated government with an ever#increasing appetite.

dvancing &ocialism$nsane over#regulation

Section *: Economic Sla!er"

The 'iddle (lass Treadmill

)idden inflation guarantees failure*+ebt is good* # another lienesthetied &ociety

Section -: Sol'tions

sset -rotection for (urrent and !uture WealthWhy a Ban may be the Worst -lace !or Your 'oney&et /p Your %wn 0irtual Ban ccountTae ction

Introd'ction

We live in a dangerous world. What you do not now can hurt you.

The purpose of this report is to help you to better understand and protect yourselffrom the many dangers that threaten your economic survival.

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Section $

The C'rrent Landsca#e Battlefield

America has degenerated into the most litigious society in the world history. here

are now well over one million attorneys in our country , that!s 012 of the world!sattorney population$ and Americans only comprise 32 of the world!s people4 5ur lawschools are presently graduating over 61$111 attorneys a year. 7or every 81engineers$ 9apan only has one attorney. 7or every 8.3 attorneys$ we have ust oneengineer. As some of them like to facetiously say$ ;o many hosts$ so few parasites.%s it any wonder we can!t find ustice'

%n $ the American ?ar Association estimated there to be a >02 probability of theaverage American becoming involved in some form of legal action in any given year.his$ of course$ is very good news to the trial attorney who will charge you anaverage of @


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s noted in the opening 7uotation, lawsuits have now become so prevalent that youcan no longer believe that you will not be affected. $t is now a matter of *when* not *if*a lawsuit enters your life.

Bloated o!ernment

Bloated governments are expanding at an incredible pace and they never seem tohave enough money. Their growing appetite and inefficiency causes them to needmore and more tax revenue.

When they can8t tax any more, they begin *licensing* and *permitting* those thingsthat are supposed to be your *rights* and they tac on another fee. When they getdesperate they resort to outright confiscation of private property.

Ad!ancin( Socialist Philoso#h"

nother dangerous trend is the dvancing &ocialist -hilosophy. This is thephilosophy of *government nows best*. This dvancing &ocialist -hilosophypunishes innovation and industry and rewards lainess and non#productivity.

*+uring recent centuries, many aspiring rulers have curried the common man8s favorby promising them other men8s property ###*The redistribution of wealth.* They callthemselves socialists, and they see power through an evolutionary process. Thereare others who share their socialist views, but who wish to speed the process throughrevolution and terror. These are nown as (ommunists.

$n 399, 2arl )einrich 'arx wrote the (ommunist 'anifesto, which has since become

the most widely read political pamphlet in the history of the world.

These are Ten -lans of the 'anifesto ;author8s comments in bracetsevenue (odeeserve Baning means what it says. The bans only eep a fraction of thedeposits on hand as reserves to cover any withdrawals.

&ounds innocent enough but let8s examine it further:

Bans only eep about P3 in reserves for every P3D in deposits. This means that ifmore than one out of every ten account holders were to appear at the same time atthe ban to mae a withdrawal, T)1 '%G1Y W%/+G8T B1 T)1>1.

&ound far fetchedF +o a *Noogle* search Hhttp:""www.google.comI for rgentina8s+ebt and Baning (risis and you8ll get a preview of what can happen in the /.&.nother way of looing at this is the fact that the bans have the ability to loan outP3D for every P3 they tae in.

$f you thin 1nron and World(om had crooed boos, this maes them pale incomparison. Bans have the ability to create money out of thin air. $f we tried that wewould be thrown in prison for counterfeiting.

5hat a=o't the FDIC>

The !ederal +eposit $nsurance (orporation only has about 3"= of 3J in reserves tocover insurance claims. The !+$( is nothing more than a *confidence* game.

5hat8s the sol'tion>

%ne solution is to eep as little money as possible in your ban. %nly use bans to

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cash your checs. earn to use (ash, bitcoin Hhttp:""tinyurl.com"cu65guI and 'oney%rders as often as possible. (onvert savings, paper investments, and excess cashinto bitcoin, physical gold and silver.############

Asset Protection Strate(" H$

Don8t %ee# All &o'r E((s In One Bas)et

The number one asset protection strategy is to not eep *all your eggs in one baset*.What this really means is that you should spread out the ownership of your assetsamong several *entities*. et me explain what this really means by giving you anexample of the typical person:

The typical person owns everything in their own nameC their house, their cars, theirsavings S checing accounts, their retirement accounts and even their investment

accounts.

Then one day this person gets in a car accident, maes an off#colored remar atwor, becomes the target of a disgruntled customer or employee and now findshimself in a potentially messy legal entanglement.

The disgruntled party visits his local attorney and the attorney wisely orders an assetsearch of the public records to see if there are any assets worth going after.

To the his delight the attorney discovers that our friend has plenty of assets andagrees to tae the case on *contingency* with no *up front* cost to the disgruntled

party. The attorney does this because he nows the odds are good he8ll be able to geta settlement that will be 7uite profitable.

When our friend is named in the lawsuit every one of his assets are now at ris andhis negotiating position is highly compromised.

Gow let8s loo what would happen if he owned none of his assets in his own name:

The disgruntled party8s attorney conducts his asset search and discovers that ourfriend has no assets to his name. The attorney advises his client that there is nothingworth going after although he would be happy to tae the case for a large, non#

refundable retainer.

The disgruntled party decides that he cannot afford the lawsuit # especially when herealies his odds of capturing assets are remote.

By strategically changing the way he owned his assets, our friend effectively made

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himself *6udgment proof*.%ne of the most private and effective ways to own assets is with an $nvisible Gew'exico (. $n the next series of sset -rotection &trategies, $ will show you how theGew 'exico ( can be a powerful tool in helping you eep your hard#earned assets

while maintaining your privacy.##########

Asset Protection Strate(" H*

Isolate +lo, ris)+ assets from +hi(h ris)+ assets

When splitting up the way you own your assets it is important to mae sure that youare not mixing *low ris* assets with *high ris* assets.

!or example, when you set up multiple Gew 'exico (8s it would be a good idea to

own your vehicles in an ( that doesn8t own your investment account.

$f you are involved in a car accident, and are at ris for a lawsuit, the first persons thatare going to get named in the lawsuit are: 3. the driver of the car, and =. the owner ofthe car.

$f the owner of record of the car is a Gew 'exico (, and the car is the %GY thingthe ( owns, then the plaintiff can only go after the assets of the ( itself Hwhich isnow a wreced carEI.

When they also discover that you, as the driver, don8t own anything yourself Hit8s all

owned by other (8sI you become noncollectable.

$f, for example, the ( owned both your car and your home, they would both besub6ect to attachment in a lawsuit.

1xamples of high ris assets are boats, cars, rental properties, businesses, etc.

1xamples of low ris assets are stocs S bonds, savings accounts, annuities, etc.

The more you want to protect each individual asset the more (8s you would use.

The Gew 'exico ( is an excellent tool for owning assets.

$n our next section we8ll discuss the powerful sset -rotection &trategy called *17uity&tripping*.##########

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Asset Protection Strate(" H-

.o, to Protect The E/'it" In &o'r .ome

)ow would you lie to protect the e7uity in your home without changing the way you

hold titleF

Because of possible tax benefits you may want to eep title to your home in your ownname # but you can still protect the e7uity you8ve built up.

)ere8s how:

Through a little#nown techni7ue called *e7uity stripping* you can effectively *loc up*the e7uity you have in your home # or any other asset for that matter.

)ere8s how you do it:

&uppose you have P3DD,DDD e7uity in your home and you want to protect it. !irst, youform a Gew 'exico (. Gext, your ( *loans* you P3@D,DDD secured by a =G+mortgage or trust deed that is recorded against your property.

et8s see what has happened:

By having your ( place a =G+ mortgage or trust deed on your property you haveeffectively *stripped away* the e7uityE

Gow, in the event you are sued, any 6udgment creditor will have to stand in line

behind your ( before they can get paid. &ince there is no e7uity above theP3@D,DDD Hin essence you are over#mortgaged by P@D,DDDI, there is no e7uity left fora 6udgment creditor to go after.

&ince you privately own the (, you also own and control the e7uity in your property.You are free to release this mortgage"trust deed at any time because you are the*'anager* of the (.

You might be asing, *how do $ plan for appreciationF*. This is a valid concernbecause, as the property value increases, so does the e7uity. To account for thissimply have the =nd mortgage"trust deed *accrue* interest at 3DJ per year with no

monthly payments. &tipulate that *all accrued interest is payable on demand*. s youre7uity grows so does the outstanding balance on the mortgage.

With a little creativity you can effectively *strip away* the e7uity from everything youown. To the public you will loo lie an over#mortgaged debtor. -rivately, you willcontrol large amounts of e7uity. 0isit our 'ember8s rea for more details on how to do

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this:

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Asset Protection Strate(" H0

.o, To +Pri!ati1e+ &o'r Life Usin( A Ne, 2e3ico LLC

When you give out your personal address you open yourself up to all inds ofpotential snoopers # lie prying government agencies, nosy individuals, and evenstalers.

%ne of the golden rules of privacy is to not *advertise* where you live. goodexample of advertising your home address is by putting it on your checs, driverslicense, or by giving out your home address as your mailing address.

far better solution would be to rent a private mailbox Hlie 'ail Boxes, 1tc., or betteryet, a small, non#franchise serviceI that you can receive personal mail and have yourchecs sent to.

$f you are looing for high#level privacy it is recommended that you tae all utilities outof your name and put them in the name of your Gew 'exico (. $n addition, $ wouldhave these bills sent to your private mailbox. good rule of thumb is to avoidreceiving mail at your personal residence.

%wning your home in your own name also maes it easy for someone to find you. ll

they have to do is go down to their local tax assessor, punch your name in acomputer, and *presto* up comes your property address. By transferring your title toyour Gew 'exico ( you will no longer *own* property and a name search at thecounty courthouse will turn up nothing.

The process of privatiing your life can be overwhelming but, if your situation is noturgent, you can begin to mae small changes in the way you conduct your life. Withina short period of time you will have everything out of your name and you will become*invisible* to the public.

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.o, &o' Can Sell Real Estate In Total Pri!ac" 5itho't Tri((erin( +Transfer+Ta3es

)ow would you lie to transfer real estate ownership privately and anonymouslyF

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%ay, here8s how you do it:

!irst you simply transfer the title to your real estate to your Gew 'exico ( by usingwhatever instrument is used in your county H$1. Warranty +eed, Nrant +eed, etc.I.

(onsult your tax adviser to mae sure you don8t create a *taxable event*. Thisshouldn8t be a problem provided you designate a *sales price* that is not greater thanyour *ad6usted basis*. %r, since you own the (, this transaction may be*transparent* for tax purposes. gain, consult your tax adviser for details.

Gow that you8ve transferred ownership to your Gew 'exico ( you are ready to sellthe property. )ere8s how you do it in total privacy:

>ather than of selling the real estate by a deed instrument you will instead sell your%WG1>&)$- $GT1>1&T in the (. &ince you own the (, and the property is the

only asset owned by the (, you can simply sell the ( and the property goes withit.

What you have done is converted your *real property* to *personal property*. Yourownership interest in the ( Hcalled 'embership $nterest evidenced by 'embership(ertificates"/nitsI is simply assigned to the individual that is buying your property.

$n essence, the property has never been transferred out of the (. The ( itself iswhat has been sold. &ince this is a private transaction involving personal property,there is no public record.

The tax laws of most countries consider any profit a taxable gain sub6ect to taxationso mae sure and chec with your tax adviser for tax advice.

This same privacy principle can be applied to cars or any other asset.##########


.o, To Ban) In Pri!ac" Usin( The +Cor#orate Cloa)+

s you are already probably aware, there is not much privacy left in the world. $t

seems as though everything you do is traced in one database or anothersomewhere.

/sing the Gew 'exico ( to do your baning is an excellent privacy and assetprotection strategy.

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%ur point is that, in order to have maximum privacy, you must disclose all informationonly on a *need to now* basis.

'ore often than not the greatest plans can be foiled by a vindictive ex#spouse or

business partner that you8ve *spilled the beans to* in a moment of weaness.##########

Asset Protection Strate(" H$;

.o, To Set U# &o'r O,n Pri!ate Financial Acco'nt

NOTE:"e covered this info earlier but we now go into a little more detail.

The -roblem With Traditional Baning

You must first understand the monster called *fractional reserve baning* Hwhich isthe way /& bans operateI. !ractional >eserve Baning means what it says. Thebans only eep a fraction of the deposits on hand as reserves to cover anywithdrawals.

&ounds innocent enough but let8s examine it further:

Bans only eep about P3 in reserves for every P3D in deposits. This means that ifmore than one out of every ten account holders were to appear at the same time atthe ban to mae a withdrawal, T)1 '%G1Y W%/+G8T B1 T)1>1.

nother way of looing at fractional reserve baning is the fact that the bans havethe ability to loan out P3D for every P3 they tae in.

$f you thin 1nron and World(om had crooed boos, this maes them pale incomparison. Bans have the ability to create money out of thin air. $f we tried that wewould be thrown in prison for counterfeiting.

&ound far fetchedF +o a *Noogle* search for rgentina8s +ebt and Baning (risis andyou8ll get a preview of what can happen in the /.&. Below are a few lins inchronological order. -ay special attention to how ban depositors were restricted toonly being able to withdraw P3,DDD a month Hthis was their own moneyEI while the

peso lost over ADJ of its value.

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With /.&. government spending on special interest bills

Hhttp:""www.usatoday.com"news"washington"=DD@#D9#3D#bushUx.htmI and funding ofnumerous wars around the world it8s only a matter of time before the /.&.experiences a similar crisis.

/.& Gational +ebt (loc # The Nross Gational +ebt:http:""facts.com"p"A3.html

5hat a=o't the FDIC>

The !ederal +eposit $nsurance (orporation only has about 3"= of 3J in reserves tocover insurance claims. The !+$( is nothing more than a *confidence* game.

5hat8s the sol'tion>

%ne solution is to eep as little money as possible in your ban. (onsider using an( or (orporation to hold your ban account. %nly use bans to cash your checs.earn to use (ash and 'oney %rders as often as possible. (onvert savings, paperinvestments, and excess cash into physical gold and silver.

How to Open Your Own Secret Bank Account in the U.S.A.

In today's world of terror watch lists and ID theft it is getting increasinglydifficult to achieve privacy in your financial affairs but there are still some ways topreserve your privacy. We have outlined some strategies below and we havementioned a few e-currencies that have potential in the future for privatetransactions.

Use Bitcoin

For information on why this may be he !ltimate "ffshore #an$ %ccount visitthe following lin$&

http&$eepyourassets.netbitcoin

The Corporate Cloak Bank Account

he (orporate (loa$ is a great way to have all the benefits of a traditionalchec$ing account while still maintaining a high degree of privacy. )ere*s how itwor$s&

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+. "rder an Invisible ,ew eico //( 0order online athttp&www.1eep2our%ssets.net34. "pen a business account at your local ban$ in the name of your //(.5. %s$ for a 6isa (hec$ (ard on the account as well as regular business chec$s.7. Designate yourself as the anager of the //( and signer on the account.

#enefits&

2ou now have an account with all the benefits of a traditional account. 2ou candeposit chec$s made out to you 0or namescompanies controlled by you3 into thisaccount by simply endorsing the bac$s of the chec$s before depositing. 2ou canwrite chec$s from this account to pay bills and also use your 6isa (hec$ (ard.8ince this account is in the name of the //( it is treated as a separate9 legalentity. his means that the funds in this account cannot be sei:ed to pay yourpersonal debts. You will still have to provide I and Social Securit!"u#$er as the si%ner o& the account althou%h the account will onl! $e

tied to the 'I" and not !our SS". This #eans that the ((C cannot $e held

lia$le &or an! personal de$ts.

2our personal information is used by the ban$ to ma$e sure you don*t have ahistory of writing bad chec$s. I& !ou do not want !our personal in&or#ationdisclosed9 you can hire a friend as manager and open the account9 sign abunch of chec$s9 and then turn everything over to you. "r9 order a stamp withtheir signature and have them sign a document giving you authori:ation to usetheir signature for the chec$ing account. 2ou then use these pre-signed chec$s orthe 6isa (hec$ (ard to pay bills9 withdraw funds9 etc. 2ou can also ma$e depositsat any time to this account.

Other Tips ) Tricks

*one! Orders& o avoid ban$s altogether have people pay you with blan$0payee line is left blan$3 oney "rders. hey can then be used to pay otherbills. ;ostal oney "rders can be converted bac$ into cash at your local postoffice.

Check +ec!clin%& When someone pays you by regular chec$9 simply sign thebac$ of it and forward it on to pay one of your other bills such as the carpayment9 utility bill9 etc. Don*t worry about the amounts being in odd amounts.%ny overpayment that you ma$e when paying your bill will show up as a credit onyour net bill.

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lunch and you*ll both be happy= If you need a chec$9 buy one from a friend orfamily member and pay them with cash or a money order.

Barter& Whenever possible9 trade in goods and services. "ffer credits and giftcertificates that are redeemable for your goods and services as payment when

paying others. %ccept credits from others as well. %lways as$9 are you open totrade>. (hec$ out the following lin$s&

http&www.#arterycoon.com

http&www.bartercoin.com

Cash- old ) Silver& %fter all of this is said and done9 cash is still $ing. %lways$eep a good supply of cash on hand. he ma?ority of these funds should be heldin gold and silver bullion @ the ultimate forms of cash. We recommend finding alocal gold and silver bullion dealer that you can wor$ with. If you are unable tofind a local bullion dealer then we recommend http&www.apme.comfor

purchasing gold and silver at discount prices.

Use Your Bullion ealer as a Banker& )ave people pay you in gold and silverbullion 0see )ow to 'Inflation-;roof' 2our Aarnings below3. When you needcash9 sell some some bullion bac$ to your local bullion dealer. (ombine thisstrategy with money orders and chec$ recycling and you may never need a ban$.

Stores o& /alue& In addition to gold and silver9 your savings can be held in otherstores of value such as& inventory for a business9 food supplies9 home B autosupplies9 guns B ammo9 as well as other goods that you can use or trade with inthe future.

,or &urther readin%& Cuerrilla (apitalism- by %dam (ash

i%ital Currencies&

#itcoin&

http&freemar$etincome.comprivate-ban$-account

/isa0*asterCard i&t Cards

hese are actual debit cards that you can buy at any supermar$et or drugstore.2ou can buy in amounts up to 7EE anonymously and can be used to ma$e bothonline and in-person purchases.

1al#art or Tar%et i&t Cards& ,ow here's a novel idea. Why not use Walmartgift cards as currency> 2ou can send them through the mail and they can be

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used to buy all of the necessities of life @ all under one roof.

*one!2aks

oney;a$s can be bought with cash. 2ou can send the redemption code to

someone who has a reloadable debit card and they can load the funds onto theircard. %n interesting way to pay or get paid. 8ee http&greendot.com

O&&shore Banks

hese ban$s reuire ID but give you the ability to have funds outside of the !.8.#eli:e #an$ http&www.beli:eban$.comand http&www.cayeban$.b:

*ore O&&shore Bank Accounts

O,,SHO+' BA"3I" O2TIO"S

NOTE: We have recently introduced a &pecial >eport: .o, To O#en an In!isi=leBan) Acco'nt 5IT.OUT a Social Sec'rit" N'm=er or Ta3 ID N'm=er 0isithttp:""eepyourassets.netfor details.

"OT'4 If you want privacy ma$e sure that the offshore ban$ you use does nothave any branches located in your home country because these ban$s can beforced to give up your information if they want to $eep doing business in yourhome country.

Not so secret: UBS to divulge Swiss account namesread story:http&tinyurl.comm$htGl

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!re7uently sed Questions # -lease see our !Q page:http:""www.2eepYourssets.net

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Di!ersif" &o'r Income and Boost &o'r Earnin( Potential

n important asset protection strategy that most people overloo is in the area of

diversifying their income and boosting their earning potential. They tae all the stepsto protect what they own but they never give a thought as to how they would handlethe loss of their primary income. s yourself this 7uestion, *What would $ do if myprimary income stoppedF*

There are two solutions: The first is to create multiple streams of income and to

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always be on the looout for ways of generating more revenue. )ere are someexamples of multiple streams of income:

>eal 1state investor who has several rental properties Hpreferably owned inseparate (8sI. 1ach one of these properties provides a different stream of

income. n 1ntrepreneur who owns several businesses in unrelated industries or

regions. n $nternet 1ntrepreneur who has several affiliate relationships which generate

multiple income streams. Wage 1arner who has built up a siable ffiliate $ncome that can replace his

employment income if he loses his 6ob.

$deally you want to get to the point where all your income streams are passive andre7uire little management. This gives you the free time to en6oy it.

The second solution is to increase your nowledge, build your sill set and learn anew trade or profession as a bac up. Tae a loo at our ffiliate $ncome %pportunityhere:

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.o, to +Inflation Proof+ &o'r Earnin(s

With the prospect of high inflation on the horion it is now more important than ever toprotect your assets and your earnings.

)ere is a uni7ue way that you can do this:

&imply as your employer to pay you in %ne +ollar &ilver merican 1agles or !ifty+ollar Nold merican 1agles instead of paper dollars. These coins are legal tenderand are fully acceptable in commerce.

1xample: et8s say you currently earn P=,DDD per month from your 6ob. The currentprice of a %ne +ollar &ilver merican 1agle is approximately P3A Has of 3="=5"D9I.+ivide P3A into P=,DDD and you get 3=@ V %ne +ollar &ilver 1agles. This is what youwould as your employer to pay you: P3=@ per month in the form of %ne +ollar &ilver1agles.

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%f course this is all easier said than done but $ hope $ have given you ideas on howyou can protect the purchasing power of your earnings.

$f all else fails, tae your regular pay and buy silver and gold. When you see the priceof these metals rising start asing for pay raises Hif employedI or raise your prices Hif

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Pri!ate and Sec're Comm'nications

Bac a few years ago, 1chelon was big news. That8s the global surveillance systemused to log and eavesdrop on everyday global communications, using a eywordtrigger mechanism. $t covers all sorts of communication mediums, including phonecalls. Basically, if what you8re saying includes certain ey words Hlie 8bomb8 for

example, or maybe even 8tax avoidance8 etc.I then these words trigger the system tolog your communication for future analysis.

$f it sounds lie something from %rwell8s *349*, then you8re right, it is.

What can you do about all thisF Well, one thing you can do is become more privacy#aware. Be aware that some innocent phone call you are having may be listened in on.Be aware that your everyday innocuous emails may be getting read.

When it comes to the net, there is one very simple way to thwart the grand plans ofsurveillance state # and that is to learn how to encrypt any sensitive emails, or all your

emails if you choose.

1ncryption is the process of turning your email text into *code* so that no one elsecan read it. When you encrypt a message you are *locing* it tight, so it can only beunloced by the intended recipient.

The best way to illustrate the importance of this is to realie that your ordinary email isvery much lie the traditional postcard. s you now, a postcard is something youwrite on and post without any cover. postcard can be read by your local postalworer, while he sorts it. $t can be read by the postman when he delivers it. nd it canbe read by anyone who pics it up in between. $n other words, you would never write

anything private or confidential on a postcard. Go, at the very minimum you8d put yourmessage on paper and seal it inside an envelope.

Well, it8s the same with email. Your everyday email is 6ust lie a postcard # a messagewithout any *cover*. 1ncryption allows you to communicate privately # to effectivelyseal your email.

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lso nown as *where you sleep at night*. Wor at changing all your correspondenceso that nothing leads bac to where you sleep at night. >ent a mailbox with a streetaddress H/-& &tore, -ac#'ail, etc.I. (hange all of your bills, and driver8s license tothat address. -ut your utilities in the name of an $nvisible Gew 'exico (. &omepeople forget to update the home address they have on file with the mail servicewhen they move. >ead that last sentence again. mailing address that does not leadbac to *where you sleep at night* is what is now as a *dead drop*. You certainlydon8t want 6ac#booted thugs icing down your door at o8cloc in the morning.##########

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Anon"mo's 5e= S'rfin(

$f privacy is important to you then you must understand that each time you visit awebsite your $- address can be logged and can be traced bac to you. %bviously thisis not good if you wish to eep your web activities private especially if you may beviewing politically incorrect sites.

With the increased surveillance state, viewing 6ust about any web content that doesn8t*tow* the proverbial *party line* can brand you as a *misfit* or *enemy combatant*.

!ortunately, technology has given us some tools to help mae our web surfinganonymous. These are *anonymiing* services that wor lie this:

$nstead of your computer transmitting the data directly to the recipient HWeb#, Gews#or 1mail#&erversI, these are transmitted to the anonymous server. The anonymousserver anonymies the transmitted data and continues to transmit these then to theactual recipient. possible response HWeb#&erverI of the recipient is transmitted overthe anonymous server bac to you.

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Safe De#osit Bo3es: Safe or Not>

'any people have the mistaen belief that their valuables are safe in a &afe +eposit

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An('ished Tales of Pro#ert" Ta)en =" State&an !rancisco (hroniclehttp:""tinyurl.com"@9llxd

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)ere are a few more riss:

ccess to your safe deposit box could be restricted in the event of

# a ban closure or ban declared holiday due to a monetary crisis# a natural disaster# a creditor wins a 6udgment and attempts to enforce collection# the $>& decides you owe them money

$n short, nothing beats having your valuables close by and easily accessible. $t isalways better when you do not have to as someone else for their permission toaccess your valuables.

%ne solution is to eep a safe in your home. There are also many less obvious placesto hide valuables in and around your home. good resource is the boo *The Big

Boo of &ecret )iding -laces*by Kac uger and L)ow To )ide nythingMby 'ichael(onner.

You can also buy what are nown as *decoy safes*. These are secret hidingcompartments that are pre#made into common household items lie soda cans,shaving cream containers, rocs, etc. +o a web search for *decoy safes* and you will

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Le(al Self?Defense

$f you set up your sset -rotection S -rivacy &trategies carefully you will most lielynever have to worry about protecting yourself against a legal attac. But, in the eventthat you do, you will want to have a strategy for self#defense.

s mentioned in previous e#mails, the best defense is to own no assets in your ownname but, if you find your self the victim of a legal attac, in either a civil or criminalmatter # you must be prepared.

The number one action that gets most people in trouble is the act of arguing or

attempting to *6ustify* or *prove* their position or case. The secret is to never assumethe burden of proof.

When an adversary maes a claim do not 6ump in and try to 6ustify your position.$nstead simply force them to prove theirs.

+o you remember when you were a id being teased by your brother or sisterF +oyou remember telling your 'om and +ad about it and your sibling saying, *-rove itE*F(an you remember how frustrating it was to try and prove somethingF That is the eyhere. The truth is that G% T)$GN can be proven with an absolute certainty. There isalways that element of doubt that can be exploited.

nother self#defense tactic is to 7uestion the adversary. The one who is asing the7uestions is the one who is in control. lways answer a 7uestion with another7uestion. When the adversary maes a claim or presentment Hwhich is merely anopinionI insist on the facts behind their opinions and do not settle for another opinion.

!or a deeper understanding $ highly recommend you read the boo *dventures $negal and* by 'arc &tevens which can be found at:

www.marcstevens.net

)ere is a great radio interview with 'arc that illustrates this concept:

http:""www.ernesthancoc.com"archive"media"=DD#D=#=#ernie.mp?

>emember, never assume anything and 7uestion everything. When you force theadversary to prove, defend, define, and 6ustify their argument HopinionsI you have

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Code Tal)

When governments become increasingly oppressive and restrictive many peoplemust move into the underground economy in order to survive and protect themselvesfrom state#sponsored violence. This is when you need to learn how to Ltal in codeM.Taling in code simply means that you say something without directly saying it. $t canbe the use of a different choice of words, a change in body language or even a pre#arranged set of signals used to communicate without incriminating oneself.

!or more information on this topic $ highly recommend the following resources:

As The A'thoritarian State E3#ands Learn To Tal) In Code Kby >obert Wenell

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An A(orist Primer K Co'nter?EconomicsJ Total Freedom and &o' by &amuel2onin $$$http:""tinyurl.com"ydmbfuA

Ne, Li=ertarian 2anifesto by &amuel 2onin $$$http:""tinyurl.com"?ocurm4

The Second Realm by Konathan ogan and VYX1nglish: pdf, epub, mobi

lso see: http:""www.secondrealm.net

Alon(side Ni(ht by K. Geil &chulmanhttp:""tinyurl.com"nx?andhttp:""www.alongsidenight.com

A Lod(in( of 5a"farin( 2en by -aul >osenberghttp:""tinyurl.com"5m4t@9gHfree .pdf copyI

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Today the odds are overwhelming that you will be involved in some some sort of legaldispute and probably more than one.

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