It's real simple, brothers and sisters. You have to learn privacy. That means you have to go to the law library and learn contract law. That means you have to learn private law. You have to learn privacy. If you don't know how to maintain your privacy through contract law, then you won't know how to maintain the foreign trust that everyone wants to have to be tax-exempt. You have to have a trust in place. It's just that simple. You have to have a trust in place for your nine eight number individuals that are looking to have an on eight number and are not having a trust. There's a thing called form versus substance. You have to have the form, which is the trust, but you have to have the substance backing you. You have to have documentation. You have to have some form of documentation in place. You can't just say, "I have a trust" and then get a number, but you don't have any substantiation to back you. It doesn't work that way. Common law for insurance is not tax-exempt because it is a private contract that is written not inside the United States jurisdiction. It's that simple. It's private. You didn't go to the state and get it open. You utilized the right to contract privately. It's that simple, brothers and sisters. You have to be able to maintain your privacy through contracts. I went to the IRS code, and you all can go there yourself. I went to the United States Constitution, and you all can go there yourself. Article 1, section 10 of the United States Constitution and even your state constitutions tell you that no state will abridge the right to contract. And then you all have the business trust manual. You...
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