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You may now enjoy the advantages of a totally confidential individual trust without the complex documentation, legal fees or transferring of funds. Your trust can be activated and accumulate a substantial balance within the first six weeks. You will also enjoy the benefits of a secured international VISA credit card, with no credit inquiry and no paper trail.
With the P.I.L.L. trust program, you invest a one-time $200 and refer three new members. No need to sell them - just refer them to P.I.L.L. and the marketing system will sell them. Then your offshore trust is established in Belize with a $200 deposit... you get your original $200 investment back!
ESTABLISHING AN OFFSHORE TRUST TYPICALLY COSTS AT LEAST $1,500. BUT THE P.I.L.L. TRUST OPENS WITH A $200 BALANCE, SO IT ACTUALLY COSTS YOU NOTHING!
For each new member you refer on your first level (after the first 3), $200 is deposited in your account. When the balance in your account reaches $1,500, a VISA secured credit card is issued to you, which you can use anywhere in the world with no paper trail in your country's tax jurisdiction. It is completely confidential, no social security number or credit information is required. There is no reporting, and your bill can go to and be paid by your trust, thus preventing interest charges.
Belize is one of the strongest countries in the world for trust privacy laws. No outside entity can legally get any information about a private trust in Belize. Once the trust is established for your benefit, nobody will know about it except those you tell.
By referring only one new member a day, five days a week, $4,000 a month will be deposited in your private trust account from which you can withdraw cash using your 
VISA- or 
MasterCard at ATM machines anywhere in the world, or at any merchant's point of purchase.
In addition, you receive $40 for each new trust activated by new members referred by your downline, four levels deep. This can quickly multiply out to thousands more every month!
There are at least four ways you can refer new members to the P.I.L.L. program:
In a landmark decision asserting Belize's sovereignty as an offshore financial jurisdiction, the Supreme Court of Belize upheld the country's confidentiality laws by revoking a previous court order set in motion by the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States requesting that confidential documents, belonging to Swiss Trade and Commerce Trust, Ltd., be handed over to them.In the case, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) vs. Swiss Trade and Commerce Trust, Ltd., Banner Fund International, Lloyd Winburn et al, Supreme Court Justice Troadio Gonzalez ruled that documents held by the Belize court belonging to Swiss Trade and sought by the SEC, be immediately returned to Swiss Trade and Commerce Trust, Ltd.
Lawyers for Swiss Trade said that what this means for Belize is that this aspect of confidentiality, which is an important feature of the offshore industry, has been upheld. "What this means is that any party who seeks to destroy the concept of confidentiality would have to contend with our system, which has demonstrated its ability to uphold the relevant laws," Attorney Oscar Sabido said.
The decision is expected to have major international repercussions as the world financial community looks to Belize and its new offshore services industry. "It is certainly a shot in the arm of the offshore industry because of the fact that it is an industry which is just beginning," Sabido said. A country's ability to assert its sovereignty without the interference of outside forces is a major deciding factor in choosing a place to invest and protect personal property.
When asked for his comment related to the decision, Lloyd Winburn, Director of Swiss Trade & Commerce Trust, Ltd., in Belize, stated, "The Court's decision confirms our reasons for establishing our company in Belize originally. The Law related to confidentiality has been tested and found to be not lacking clarity and strength.
Any other ruling by the Court would have sent a signal throughout the financial world that Belize could not be trusted to protect assets, provide confidentiality of transactions or otherwise serve the needs of those who seek to do business away "From their home jurisdiction."
The decision clearly shows that the SEC stepped out of bounds in trying to obtain confidential information, the matter having been urged on both sides by learned Queen's Council.
The case arose after the SEC [bureaucrats] appeared at Swiss Trade's office on March 3, 1994 with the expectation that they would be able to just take the files and leave the country with them, with no regard whatever to Belizean law. The quick reaction of company employees prevented any further disregard for the law on the part of the SEC [terrocrats] and their Belizean lawyer, Eamon Courtenay, who previously had been the lawyer for Swiss Trade.
As with any new toddler there are the inevitable 'growing pains' which we are accommodating ASAP...
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It has been reported that former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, Daniel Oliver, has suggested that the cost of regulation to American society now exceeds the cost of federal taxation.
A study by the Heritage Foundation estimates the cost of Federal Regulation at $667 Billion a year - that's about $8400 for every American household. Add State and Local Government regulatory costs - the total is $1.6 Trillion or $17,100 per household.
Why does America have the lowest rate of savings per capita of any nation in the worl?. Could it be the taxation on income (no matter where in the world you earned it), capital gains, estate probate? It appears there is something that discourages the "nesting of eggs for that rainy day".
Capital gains are taxed on investments that actually lost money relative to inflation. How's that for discouraging ordinary savings and investments?
We hear about the "on the books" debt of $4.6 trillion of publicly held debt and $1.2 trillion Federal Trust Funds, the total of which is scheduled to grow to $6 trillion in the next 7 years.
There is an emerging realization of an "off the books" debt - the unfunded benefit liabilities, pension obligations of the federal government, employees of the government, the military, and social security (the total of which is estimated at $14.4 trillion in addition to the $4.6 trillion "on the books").
$19 trillion of debt (based on 1991 and 1994 figures).
That's $70,000 for every individual in the country!
If any individual or firm conducted their business (having insufficient funds in the bank to cover expenditures) like the government is doing, they would be charged with fraud.
Capital is becoming more mobile, and the capacity to earn high income is no longer tied to residence or specific locations. Today wealth can be earned almost anywhere by anyone using portable information technology.
Soon the advances of the information age will make income taxes truly voluntary. That is, they will be more difficult to collect. There will be increased pressure upon governments to gain funding from consumption and/or head taxes. The paradigm that "government should pay the bills of anyone afflicted by hardship" is rapidly changing to "rewards must match more closely the productive capacity of the individual".
We must move beyond the current state of affairs. It's time to create other relevant options.
Publisher's note: The context of the above is utter freedom and integrity as originally suggested by our founding fathers...according to their vision of what America can be.
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