THE PARAMOUNT

IRREVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT

DECEMBER 14, 2022

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents 2
Statement of Avow 3
Witnesseth 3
Article I, Definitions 4
Article II, Purpose 5
Article III, Disclosure 5
Article IV, Power of the Grantor 6
Article V, Trustees Power 7
Article VI, Beneficiary`s Status 9
Article VII, Jurisdiction 10
Article VIII, Funding of Trust 11
Article IX, Management of Trust Assets 12
Article X, Trust Debts 13
Article XI, Upon Grantor`s Death 14
Article XII, Disposition of Tangible Personal Property 15
Article XIII, Contest Provision 16
Article XIV, Recission 16
Article XV, Severability 16
Notary Page 16

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 THE PARAMOUNT
IRREVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT

It is Avowed 1 that on this 14th day of December , 2022, I 2, Michael-Edmund: Bambas (as
“Grantor”), hereby transfer, assign and convey to myself (as “Trustee”) the sum of One Silver
Dollar ($1.00) U.S., to be held in trust for the beneficiaries and upon the uses and purposes
hereinafter set forth. This trust shall hereafter be known as THE PARAMOUNT
IRREVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT or otherwise known as 22-00001. 3

WITNESSETH
The Grantor is desirous of creating a trust for the purposes and upon the terms and provisions
hereinafter set forth. Accordingly, the Grantor hereby transfers and delivers unto the Trustee One
Silver Dollar ($1.00) U.S. and, in the future, such other assets as the Grantor may choose to
convey. The Trustee shall hold and administer said properties, and all subsequently acquired
properties, whether contributed by the Grantor or by another party, in trust, pursuant to the terms
of this agreement as set forth below.

1. Avowed: A concord of understanding and intention, between two or more parties, with respect to the effect upon their
relative rights and duties, of certain past or future facts or performances. The act of two or more persons, who unite in
expressing a mutual and common purpose, with the view of altering their rights and obligations.
2. The use of the word “I” or “i”, when it involves any and all written or verbal usage, is based upon the interpretation and
definition of Michael-Edmund; Bambas; and no other entity, “I” or “i” refers to the singular, it is where the usage refers, as a
pronoun, to the one speaking or writing, giving affirmation to the living, breathing, flesh-and-blood man, “I” is an identifier,
“I” ask questions, “I” is what defines the self, “I” has ideas, “I” is someone aware of possessing a personal individuality, “I”
and “i” when used as a symbol becomes imaginary number(s) have an imaginary unit, like i, 4i, and 2i, and as those used in
Roman numerals, a speech counterpart of orthographic i, which is the conventional spelling system of a language, a spoken
language which has as yet no sanctioned orthography, a set of conventions for writing a language, including norms of
spelling, hyphenation, capitalization, word breaks, emphasis, and punctuation, or the study of spelling and how letters
combine to represent sounds and form words.
3. For all those that engage in conversation, correspondence, or choose to read the writings of, or listen to the spoken words
during a speech from afar, or by any other means choose to take in or absorb the language used by Michael-Edmund;
Bambas; do so with the understanding that the language used is that of the English language and shall contain and carry all
meanings and definitions that Michael-Edmund; Bambas; so determines, including but not limited to, words that shall
evolve over time by means of semantic narrowing, semantic widening, anachronisms, and pejoration, furthermore, the use of
legalize will be limited in scope and will not dominate or supersede the common English language.

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 ARTICLE I
DEFINITIONS
1.01 Paramount Irrevocable Trust; more important than anything else; supreme; having
supreme power; a person; is a living, breathing entity upon its self; is an agreement
between only said parties and no other outside third-party entity.

1.02 What is a Grantor; also known as trustor or settlor, the person by whom a grant is made.

1.03 Whom is the Grantor; Michael-Edmund: Bambas shall be referred to herein as the
“Grantor”.

1.04 Trustee; The person appointed, or required by law, to execute a trust; one in whom an
estate, interest, or power is vested, under an express or implied agreement to administer
or exercise it for the benefit or to the use of another.

1.05 Beneficiary; is one for whom a trust is created, a beneficiary is the designated recipient of
benefits specified in a legal document, in English law, a beneficiary is sometimes called a
cestui que trust.

1.06 Superintending Control; the authority that this Trust, 22-00001, has to issue an order, that
is specifically ordering any subsidiary trusts to perform (or stop performing) a certain
action, as it relates to challenges by any branch of the United States of America, or the
UNITED STATES, which include but not limited to, any governmental subdivision at the
federal or state level, its departments, agencies, or subcontractors.

1.07 Judicial Authority; can only be found in a court of competent jurisdiction, which can only
be acquired through an equity court or a common law court, and provided that the judge
shows proof of the following; certified oaths of office authenticated by the office of the
great seal, proof that their anti-bribery statement has been filed pursuant to Title 18 U.S.
Code § 1342, and as required by the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 (“FCPA”), 15
U.S.C. §§ 78dd-1, et seq., and pursuant to Title 18, Sec. 201 Bribery., also proof that their
foreign agent registration statement has been filed pursuant to Title 28 C.F.R. Part 5 of
the Administration and Enforcement of Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938.

1.08 Oath of Office; all public officials that are required to take an oath of office are required
to produce a copy of their certified oath of office, upon demand, and said oath is required
to be signed, notarized with notary seal, be authenticated by the Office of the Great Seal,
and filed with the County Clerk, or the Secretary of State pursuant to MCL 600.812 for
probate judges, and said oath must contain the exact language so stated within the
following oaths with no deviations, substitutions, or omissions; Michigan Constitution
(1835) Article XI § 1, 4 USC § 101(61 Stat. 643), 5 USC § 3331(80 Stat. 424), 28 USC §
453(62 Stat. 907, 104 Stat. 5124), all four oath`s are required to be on file unless
specifically stated to the contrary in the above stated sections.

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1.09 Disability; for the purpose of the Trust, the inability to provide prompt and intelligent
consideration to financial matters by reason of illness or mental or physical disability.
The determination of whether the Grantor or Trustee has a disability shall be made by the
Grantor`s or Trustee`s most recent attending physician, with the final determination being
made by the immediate family member(s), and the individual having the medical power
of attorney, having the authority to enforce any medical directives the Grantor or Trustee
has created.

1.10 Special Jurisdiction; is the court’s jurisdiction over certain types of cases such as
bankruptcy, claims against the government, probate, family matters, immigration and
customs, or limitations on courts authority to try cases involving maximum amounts of
money or value. Special Jurisdiction is also known as Limited Jurisdiction.

ARTICLE II
PURPOSE
2.01 The purpose of this Trust Agreement is to establish a Trust to receive and manage assets
for the benefit of the Grantor during the Grantor`s lifetime, and to further manage and
distribute the assets of the Trust(s) upon the death of the Grantor, should the
Beneficiary(s) so desire.

2.02 This Trust, 22-00001, has been designed, along with all of the subsidiary trusts, to
continue beyond the Grantor, indefinitely, if so desired by the Beneficiary(s), and if
desired, upon the death of the current Grantor, the Beneficiary(s) then assume the
position of Grantor, naming their own Trustee(s) and Beneficiary(s).

2.03 In the event the Beneficiary(s) choose to continue the trust after the death of the Grantor,
and therefore assume the position of Grantor, naming their own Trustee(s) and
Beneficiary(s), then all of the current protections contained within this Trust and all
subsidiary trusts are then transferable to the new Grantor, Trustee(s), and Beneficiary(s),
with no lap of coverage.

ARTICLE III
DISCLOSURE

3.01 To protect the confidentiality of this agreement, the Trustee may use an affidavit or a
certification of trust that identifies the Trustee and set forth the authority of the Trustee to
transact business on behalf of this Trust in lieu of providing a copy of this agreement.
The affidavit or certification may include pertinent pages from the agreement, such as
title or autographed pages.

3.02 A third party dealing with this Trustee is not required or permitted to inquire into the
terms of this agreement or the authority of this Trustee, or to see to the proper application
of money paid or property delivered to this Trustee, or to inquire into the authority of this
Trustee as to any transaction.

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 ARTICLE IV
POWERS OF THE GRANTOR
4.01 Grantor retains the powers set forth in this Section in addition to any powers that are
reserved in any other provisions of this Trust Agreement.

4.02 Grantor reserves and retains all rights, and as it pertains to this Trust, the term irrevocable
is applicable to only outside third parties of this Trust Agreement, to the extent possible,
that the term irrevocable prohibits, including but not limited to, changes, modifications,
omissions, additions, interpretations, restrictions, that an outside third party to this Trust
Agreement may attempt to inflict, including orders from any court of the UNITED
STATES, in layman`s terms, irrevocable only applies to outside third parties and not to
the Grantor.
4.03 Grantor may act for and conduct business on behalf of this Trust without the consent of
any other Trustee.
4.04 Grantor may amend, restate, or revoke this Trust Agreement, in whole or in part, as may
be needed to protect the assets, the Trustee(s), and the Beneficiary(s), from changes,
including but not limited to, legislated laws, administrative laws, policies, guidelines,
mandates, orders, or any other governmental changes created after the date of creation of
this Trust Agreement.
4.05 Grantor may elect not to make any modifications as it relates to section 4.04 of this Trust
Agreement, and as such, all terms and conditions are therefore grandfathered in as
permanent and irrevocable by any other entity, except in the event of section 2.02 of this
Trust Agreement, and not until such time as section 11.01 has been confirmed.
4.06 Grantor reserves the right to remove or replace a Trustee at any time with or without
cause.

4.07 If the surviving Grantor is incapacitated, a Trustee maybe removed only for cause, which
removal must be approved by the Beneficiary(s) upon the petition of an interested party.

4.08 After the death of the Grantor, all the Income Beneficiary(s) of the trust, by unanimous
decision, may remove a Trustee of any trust created under this Trust Agreement with or
without cause.

4.09 A Trustee may be removed under this subsection only if the person or persons having the
right of removal names an individual or a corporate fiduciary that simultaneously
commences service as Trustee on or before the effective date of removal.

4.10 If the position of Trustee of a subsidiary trust under this agreement is vacant for more
than 30 days, and no designated successor Trustee is able and willing to act as Trustee,
and the Grantor of that subsidiary trust is unable or unwilling to act, a successor Trustee
shall be named by the unanimous decision of all the Income Beneficiary(s) of that
subsidiary trust.

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4.11 At no time is it permissible for the Beneficiary(s) to petition any court in an attempt to fill
a vacant Trustee position or to have a Trustee removed or replaced, all decisions
regarding the replacement or the filling of a vacant trustee position will be made
internally, according to the terms and conditions stated within this Trust Agreement.

4.12 Any corporate fiduciary serving under this agreement as a Trustee must be one of the
following main corporate bodies known as: F.I.P. Enterprises Inc., F.I.P. Construction
Inc., or Oak Leaf Home Investment Inc., and no other.

4.13 Any appointment, removal, resignation, or other change in trusteeship must be in writing
and signed by the Grantor or persons exercising the power, and the writing must be dated,
must specify the effective date and other terms regarding the change of trustee status, and
must be delivered as specified in sections 4.14 and 4.15 in this Trust Agreement.

4.14 Notice of removal must be delivered to the Trustee being removed, along with any other
Trustees then serving, and the notice of removal will be effective in accordance with its
provisions, and a copy of the notice is to be attached to the “KEY” as a matter of record.

4.15 Notice of appointment must be delivered to the successor Trustee and any other Trustees
the serving, and the appointment will become effective at the time of acceptance by the
successor Trustee, and a copy of the notice of appointment is to be attached to the “KEY”
as a matter of record.

4.16 Upon selection of the Beneficiary(s) of the trust, the Grantor will submit a notice, in
writing, of the name or names of the Beneficiary(s) to the Trustee deemed to be the
holder of the KEY, to have the name or names of the Beneficiary(s) added to the KEY,
and said notice is to be attached to the KEY as a matter of record.

ARTICLE V
TRUSTEE`S POWER

5.01 This Trustee, and any Co-Trustee, may exercise all powers conferred by this Trust
Agreement without prior approval from any court and may perform every act reasonably
necessary to administer this trust estate as established under this Trust Agreement.

5.02 This Trustee may exercise any powers conferred by law, including all those powers set
forth under the common law or statutory laws of Michigan and the United States of
America, or any other jurisdiction whose law applies to this trust.

5.03 This Trustee shall exercise these powers in the manner set forth in this Trust Agreement,
that is to be in the best interests of the Beneficiary(s), and will not exercise any of its own
powers in a manner that is inconsistent with the right of the Beneficiary(s) to the
beneficial enjoyment of the trust property in accordance with the general principles of the
law of trusts.

5.04 This Trustee may have duties and responsibilities in addition to those described in this
Trust Agreement.
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5.05 This Trustee may terminate a trust created under this Trust Agreement and distribute the
trust property, including any undistributed assets, without any further obligation or
liability to the Beneficiary(s), who are then entitled to mandatory distributions of the
assets of the trust and in the same proportions, if it is no longer economical to administer
the trust, and if no Beneficiary(s) object to the termination of the trust.

5.06 The Trustee of each trust created under this Trust Agreement shall prepare an annual
report showing the receipts, disbursements, and distributions of assets, and the assets on
hand, and shall deliver the report to the Primary Beneficiary unless the Beneficiary
waives the right to the annual report.

5.07 The Trustee of each trust created under this Trust Agreement is prohibited from,
including but not limited to, merging, consolidating, grouping, joining, or combining any
trusts together for any reason.

5.08 The Trustee of each trust created under this Trust Agreement is prohibited from,
including but not limited to, sever, divide, fractionalize, or segregate any trust for any
reason.

5.09 Any Trustee may, by an instrument in writing, delegate to any other Trustee the right to
exercise any power granted within this Trust Agreement, and during the time a delegation
under this section is in effect, the Trustee to whom the delegation was made may exercise
the power to the same extent as if the delegating Trustee had personally joined in the
exercise of power, and the delegating Trustee may revoke the delegation at any time by
giving written notice of revocation to the Trustee to whom the power was delegated.

5.10 Successor Trustees are not obligated to examine the accounts, records, or actions of any
previous Trustee or of the Personal Representative of a deceased Grantor, and Successor
Trustees are not responsible for any act, forbearance, or omission of any prior Trustee or
the Personal Representative of a deceased Grantor.

5.11 Any Trustee may request and obtain agreements in writing from the Beneficiary(s) or
from their Legal Representatives releasing and indemnifying the Trustee from any
liability that may have arisen from the Trustee`s acts, omissions, or forbearances, and any
agreement, if acquired from all the living Beneficiary(s) of the trust or from their Legal
Representatives, is conclusive and binding on all parties, born or unborn, who may have,
or who may in the future acquire, an interest in the trust.

5.12 The Trustee of this trust, 22-00001, shall also oversee the distribution of funds from a
“Special Trust” designed specifically to ensure that this Trustee and all subsidiary trust
Trustees receive fair and reasonable compensation for the services rendered as a fiduciary
and to be reimbursed for reasonable costs and expenses incurred in carrying out the
Trustee`s duties under this Trust Agreement.

5.13 The “Special Trust”, as stated in section 5.12, will contain an escrow account, and all
funds are for the explicit use of ensuring that all trustees receive a reasonable
compensation, and are reimbursed any out-of-pocket expenses that they may incur in
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 their duties as trustee. The “Special Trust” itself will outline its own terms and conditions
as it relates to its funding, distributions, and day to day functions.

ARTICLE VI
BENEFICIARY`S STATUS

6.01 Whenever this Trust Agreement authorizes or directs this Trustee to make a distribution
of assets to a Beneficiary(s), this Trustee may apply for the benefit of the Beneficiary(s)
any property that otherwise could be distributed directly to the Beneficiary(s),
furthermore, this Trustee does not have a duty to inquire into the Beneficiary(s) ultimate
disposition of the distributed property unless specifically directed otherwise by this Trust
Agreement.

6.02 Until a Trustee receives notice of the incapacity, birth, marriage, death, or other event
upon which a Beneficiary(s) right to receive disbursements may depend, the Trustee is
not liable for acting or failing to act with respect to the event or for disbursements made
in good faith to persons whose interest may have been affected by the event, unless
otherwise provided in this Trust Agreement, the parent or Legal Representative may act
on behalf of a Beneficiary(s) who is a minor or is incapacitated.

6.03 Any Beneficiary(s) of this Trust, 22-00001, or any subsidiary trust, listed by name in the
“KEY” is singular and never plural, regardless of marital status, for what is binding on
one is not binding on both married couples, their offspring or any other blood related
family member, only the Beneficiary(s) that is named in the “KEY” is allowed to receive
a disbursement from this Trust or any subsidiary trust.

6.04 None of the assets of any trust created under this Trust Agreement may be assigned,
anticipated, encumbered, alienated, or otherwise voluntarily transferred in any manner by
the Beneficiary(s), in addition, none of the assets of any trust created under this Trust
Agreement is subject to attachment, bankruptcy proceedings or any other legal process, to
the interference or control of creditors or others, or otherwise subject to any involuntary
transfer, this does not restrict a Beneficiary(s) right to disclaim any interest or the
exercise of any power of appointment granted in this Trust Agreement.

6.05 In the event a Beneficiary becomes deceased before the Grantor, the name of the
deceased Beneficiary will be removed from the “KEY”, and the Grantor will choose a
new Beneficiary and have the Trustee of the “KEY” enter the new name.

6.06 In the event there is a Beneficiary vacancy, and the Grantor has refused or is unable to fill
the vacancy, then the subsidiary trust where the vacancy lies determines the course of
action per the terms and conditions, regarding a vacancy, of that subsidiary trust.

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 ARTICLE VII
JURISDICTION
7.01 Trust 22-00001, and all subsidiary trusts, are under the jurisdiction of the Constitution of
the United States of America, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of
Confederation, the Northwest Ordinance, the Bill of Rights, the Michigan Constitution,
and all properly legislated laws that are not repugnant to the U.S. Constitution, shall
apply, provided that all jurisdictional authority has been met, including but not limited to,
the courts judicial authority requirements, as defined within this Trust, see Article I §
1.07 and 1.08, notwithstanding, natural law being the definitive and superior law, of
which, final jurisdiction rests.
7.02 This Trust, 22-00001, is a foreign irrevocable trust agreement located on the soil of
Michigan, hereinafter classified as a Michiganian foreign irrevocable trust agreement,
and therefore, foreign to the UNITED STATES, which is a federal corporation, pursuant
to 28 USC § 3002(15)(A), and which applies to, including but not limited to, any and all
state courts, pursuant to 28 USC § 3002 (15)(B), and 15 USC § 1692a(8), which is
located in the District of Columbia, pursuant to UCC § 9-307(h).
7.03 This Trust, 22-00001, can only be brought before a court of equity 4,5, and because the
State of Michigan abolished all courts of chancery, as of March 1, 1847 and transferred
jurisdiction to the state circuit courts, this Trust can only be brought before the state
circuit court, or a probate court, provided that whichever court it appears before prove
that it is a court of equity, and thus, prove jurisdiction pursuant to the rulings of the U.S.
Supreme Court regarding proof of jurisdiction, pursuant to Norton v. Shelby County, 118
U.S. 425 (1886).
7.04 The Michigan Trust Code, MCL 700.7101, and all subsequential parts, lack any judicial
authority over this Trust, 22-00001, or any subsidiary trusts, due to a lack of “Special
Jurisdiction” or any other form thereof, for the legislative branch, state and federal, lack
the authority to intervene into any contractual agreement as an outside third party to the
contract or agreement, for no such power or authority is granted pursuant to Article I § 8
of the U.S. Constitution, and Article VI § 2 of the U.S. Constitution mandates that all
state laws and Constitutions comply.
7.05 All federal and state, including but not limited to, promulgated rules, guidelines, policies,
mandates or any other regulations that have not been properly legislated, but created
through the use of the Administrative Procedures Act of 1946, revised 1969, are without
authority for being repugnant to the U.S. Constitution, pursuant to A.L.A. Schechter
Poultry Corp. v. United States, 295 U.S. 495 (1935), the U.S. Supreme Court held that
"Congress is not permitted to abdicate or to transfer to others the essential legislative
functions with which it is thus vested. “All state courts, including probate courts, are
bound by the rulings of the U.S. Supreme Court, whether or not the court acts
accordingly as an Article III court or as an administrative court, James v. Boise 577 U.S.
(2016).
4 Court of Equity: A court which has jurisdiction in equity, which administers justice and decides controversies in accordance with the rules, principles, and
precedents of equity, and which follows the forms and procedure of chancery; as distinguished from a court having the jurisdiction, rules, principles, and
practice of the common law.
5 Equity: That which is founded in natural justice, in honesty and right, and which arises ex aequo et bono and corresponds precisely with the definition of
justice or natural law, which is a constant and perpetual, and will to give to every man what is his.

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7.06 This Trust, 22-00001, and all subsidiary trust(s) are by definition a “foreign state”
pursuant to 28 USC § 1603(a) & (b), of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure of 1938, as
such, all assets contained within have been established primarily for personal, family, or
household purposes, pursuant to UCC § 3-103(2), and are therefore immune from
attachment, arrest, and execution pursuant to 28 USC § 1609, for there is no waiver of
immunity given or granted to the “States”, also known as the District of Columbia,
pursuant to 28 USC 1332(e).
7.07 The Trustee of this Trust, 22-00001, and the Trustee(s) of all subsidiary trust(s), have a
duty to challenge the constitutionality of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure of 1938,
should there be an attempt to enforce said rules against this Trust or any subsidiary
trust(s), on the bases that it violates the separation of powers between the legislative
branch and the judicial branch, in that, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure grants the
United States Supreme Court the ability to create general rules, 28 USC § 2701, and
enforce those rules with the force of law by declaring all laws in conflict with such rules
shall be of no further force or effect after such rules have taken effect, pursuant to 28
USC § 2072, therefore, making the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure repugnant to the
U.S. Constitution.
7.08 This Trust, 22-00001, is to be administered expeditiously, consistent with the provisions
of this Trust Agreement, free of judicial intervention, and without order, approval, or
action of any court, and will only be subject to the jurisdiction of an equity court in the
event this Trustee or another interested party institutes a legal proceeding, furthermore,
and to the extent possible, no trustee is required to give any bond, surety to make returns,
inventories, appraisals, or accounting to any court.
7.09 The Trustee of this Trust, 22-00001, may, at any time, change the governing law of this
trust and that of the subsidiary trust(s) as a whole, remove all or any part of the property
or the situs of administration of the trust(s) from one jurisdiction to another, or both, and
may elect, by filing an instrument with the trust records, that the trust(s) will thereafter be
construed, regulated and governed as to administration by the laws of the new
jurisdiction, furthermore, this Trustee may take action under this Section for any purpose
that this Trustee deems appropriate, including the minimization of any risks or damage to
the assets, and may do so without providing notice to the Beneficiary(s).

ARTICLE VIII
FUNDING OF TRUST
8.01 This Trust shall be funded with assets transferred to this Trust by the Grantor at the time
of creation, or at any time in the future.

8.02 This Trust may receive property from any person or entity who is acting under the
authority granted to that person or entity by the Grantor.

8.03 This Trust may receive assets pursuant to the terms of the Grantor`s Last Will and
Testament.
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8.04 This Trust may receive assets as a result of legal actions, which are a result of an outside
third party attempting to, but not limited to, violate or have violated the terms of this trust
agreement, violated or deprived any constitutional rights of any party to this trust
agreement, or have caused harm in any way to the parties of this trust agreement by
interfering or prohibiting the duties of the trustee.

ARTICLE IX
MANAGEMENT OF TRUST ASSETS
9.01 The trustee shall manage and distribute the trust assets for the benefit of the
Beneficiary(s) in accordance with the terms of this agreement.

9.02 The trustee is under no obligation to adhere to any external governmental, including but
not limited to, demands, mandates, orders, injunctions, rules, guidelines, policies, or any
other external injection by any governmental branch, department, agency, subdivision, or
subcontractor, that may be deemed by the Trustee to be harmful to the Trust, its
subsidiary(s), or Beneficiary(s), the powers of which derive from the Fifth and Tenth
Amendments of the U.S. Constitution.

9.03 During the Grantor`s life, the Trustee may distribute all, part, or none of the net income
of this Trust to or for the benefit of the Grantor, as the Grantor may designate, and the
Grantor shall determine the amount of the distribution and may change the amount of the
distribution at any time by providing the Trustee with notice of the changes.

9.04 During any period that the Grantor has a “Disability”, the Trustee may pay to or for the
benefit of the Grantor such amounts that are necessary or required for 1) the Grantors
support, comfort, and welfare, 2) the Grantors accustomed manner of living, or 3) any
purpose the Trustee believes to be in the best interest of the Grantor.
9.05 The Trustee of this Trust, 22-00001, is the holder of the “KEY” which deciphers all of
the trust(s) code numbers with the name of each trust(s), trustee, contents of each trust(s),
and the Beneficiary(s), and no other subsidiary trustee(s) will have access to the KEY,
and no outside third party or entity is allowed access to the KEY, for all outside third
parties or entities lack a security clearance that would allow any form of access to the
KEY, no matter what, including but not limited to, any circumstance, rule, guideline,
legislated law, policy, order, mandate, or any other form of intimidation or coercion,
instituted by any branch of government, governmental subdivision, agency, department,
or any other form thereof.
9.06 In the event this Trustee of this Trust, 22-00001, should become disabled or incapacitated
and unable to perform the tasks required under the terms and conditions of this Trust
Agreement, the secondary or Co-Trustee for this Trust will at that time be authorized to
assume all of the duties prescribed within the terms and conditions of this Trust
Agreement, which includes access to the KEY, and will continue to perform those duties
moving forward or until the original Trustee is fit and able to perform the duties of
Trustee, at which point, the KEY is returned to the original Trustee.
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9.07 If at any time the Grantor should need medical treatment, whether it be for routine
checkup or in the event of an emergency, this Trustee will comply with the terms and
conditions set forth within the subsidiary Trust, 22-00009, and will aid, if necessary, the
Trustee of said trust and whomever holds the medical power of attorney, with ensuring
all terms and conditions are met, as stated within the Trust Agreements.
ARTICLE X
TRUST DEBTS
10.01 The Grantor, giving affirmation to the living, breathing, flesh-and-blood man, declare
that no personal outstanding debts exist, for the Grantor is a creditor, not a debtor, and
does not possess the ability to pay debts, pursuant to Proclamation 2039-Bank Holiday,
March 6-9, 1933 inclusive.

10.02 This Trust, 22-00001, and all subsidiary trusts are completely debt free and exempt from
paying, including but not limited to, income tax, estate tax, federal tax, or any other form
of tax declared by the IRS or any branch of the UNITED STATES, or by any
governmental subdivision, pursuant to 50 USC § 4305(b)(2).

10.03 For any entity to claim that the Grantor possess a debt, is a claim by said entity that the
Grantor is a consumer, pursuant to 15 USC § 1692a(3).

10.04 Any claim of debt by, including but not limited to, medical facilities, funeral services,
credit cards, banks, utility companies, Internal Revenue Service, or any form of
government or governmental subdivision, who claim that a debt is owed by the Grantor,
the Trustee is hereby instructed to demand, from said entity, the Grantors` wet ink
contractual agreement in “KIND”.

10.05 Any entity claiming that the Grantor owes a debt, making the Grantor a consumer, then
the Trustee is hereby instructed to institute a Right of Rescission against said entity,
pursuant to 15 USC § 1635, and shall pursue the recovery of any damages, according to
15 USC § 1601-1693, and any recovered damages are to be divided accordingly, 50% of
recovered damages are to be received as assets into the trust involved, and 50% of
recovered damages are to be received by the Trustee of said trust.

10.06 The Grantor, Trustee(s), and Beneficiary(s), are all deemed consumers; therefore, the
contents of the trust(s) are considered to be Consumer Accounts of said individuals, all of
which has been established primarily for personal, family, or household purposes,
pursuant to UCC § 3-103(2), making all assets tax exempt.

10.07 In the event an entity makes a claim that the Trust is required or mandated to pay taxes of
any kind, then the Trustee shall comply provided all of the following conditions exist;
a. That all jurisdictional requirements have been met, as defined within this Trust.
b. That the entity making the claim produce a wet ink contract binding the Trust to
the obligation claimed.

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 c. That the entity specifies the legislated law(s) stating that the Trust is required or
mandated to pay taxes.
d. That the entity specifies the species of payment that is to be paid.
e. That the entity specifies the legislated law(s), that state specifically, failure to pay
a debt is a crime.
f. That the entity specifies its authority to, including but not limited to, reject,
overturn, ignore, supersede, overrule, legislate a law to circumvent, or create
administrative rules through the use of the Administrative Procedures Act of
1969, to make void the enforcement of Proclamation 2039 of 1933.
Upon failure to fulfill one or all of these requirements, all claims then lack subject matter
jurisdiction to proceed, and the claim is void with prejudice.

ARTICLE XI
UPON GRANTOR`S DEATH

11.01 Upon the death of this Grantor, the Trustee shall establish a time and place, within thirty
(30) days from the time death has been confirmed, to meet with each of the other
Grantor(s) and Trustee(s) of the subsidiary trusts contained within the vail and protection
of this Trust (22-00001).

11.02 This Trustee will aid, as an advisor, the other Trustee(s) in determining the correct path
forward according to the terms and conditions specified within each of the other
subsidiary trusts.

11.03 Each Trustee of each subsidiary trust has the final authority in determining the
distribution of assets or continue the trust as it was created, except where the trust
contains a “C” corporation.

11.04 Every trust containing a “C” corporation, that Trustee is required to contact all of the
shareholders, advise them of the situation, and conduct a shareholders vote by proxy,
according to the bylaws of the company, to determine the fate of the company and its
assets.

11.05 This Trustee is to aid the Trustee of trust 22-00002B, where the Trustee is required to
contact all investors and ensure that all holdings are secured and returned to their proper
owners in the event the shareholder(s) decide to liquidate the company, all holdings are
not the property of the company or the trust.

11.06 As it applies to this trust and all subsidiary trusts, the option to liquidate assets or
continue the trust as created is at the discretion of each individual Trustee and
Beneficiary(s), and where applicable, the shareholders/ Beneficiary`s with the aid of that
Trustee.

11.07 In the event it is determined that the death of the Grantor was the result of, including but
not limited to, poison, gunshot, hanging, arson, or any other form of assassination or
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 murder, whether it be by the hand of or by way of being an accomplice to the act,
conducted by one or more Beneficiary(s), all Beneficiary(s) that were determined to be
involved are disqualified from receiving any assets in any form thereof, for any reason,
and should it be determined at a later date that additional Beneficiary(s) were involved,
any and all assets are to be returned, in kind, or restitution will be made in silver or by
federal reserve notes at 24:1 ratio.

11.08 Should the Grantor fall victim under the conditions stated within section 11.05, the
Trustee will place all unclaimed assets in escrow to be held by trust 22-00002B, and
disbursed according to the terms and conditions of that trust.

11.09 Should the death of the Grantor be determined to be a homicide, then this Trustee will
confer to subsidiary trust 22-00009 for instructions as it relates to the death of the Grantor
under these circumstances.

ARTICLE XII
DISPOSITION OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

12.01 The Grantor may dispose of items of tangible personal property by a signed written
memorandum executed after this Trust Agreement, 22-00001, has been signed and has
become officially enforceable.

12.02 All memorandum`s executed by the Grantor must refer to the Trust and must reasonably
identify items of tangible personal property and the Beneficiary(s) designated to receive
each item, and each memorandum shall be incorporated by reference into this Trust
Agreement by the Trustee of this trust.

12.03 This Trustee shall distribute the items of tangible personal property listed in the
memorandum as promptly as practicable after the death of the Grantor, together with any
insurance policies covering the property and any claims under those policies, as provided
in the memorandum.

12.04 In the event there are multiple written memorandums that conflict as to the disposition of
any item of tangible personal property, the memorandum with the most recent date will
control as to that item.

12.05 Any item of tangible personal property that is not covered by a memorandum will be held
in escrow within subsidiary trust 22-00002B, and the terms and conditions of the holding
trust will then apply as it relates to the tangible personal property.

12.06 Until property distributed in accordance with this Article is delivered to the appropriate
entity, Beneficiary(s), or to the Beneficiary(s) legal representative, this Trustee shall pay
the reasonable expenses of securing, storing, insuring, packing, transporting, and
otherwise caring for the property as an administration expense, furthermore, this Trustee
shall distribute property under this Article subject to all liens, security interests, and other
encumbrances on the property.

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 ARTICLE XIII
CONTEST PROVISION
13.01 If any person named within this Trust Agreement attempts to contest or oppose the
validity of this Trust Agreement, including any amendment to this Trust Agreement, or
commences, continues or prosecutes any legal proceeding to set this Trust Agreement
aside, then that person will forfeit his or her interests or claims, and will cease to have
any right or intent in the trust property, and will be removed from the “KEY” by this
Trustee permanently.

ARTICLE XIV
RECISSION

14.01 The Grantor hereby declares that, as of the date of this Trust Agreement, 22-00001, any
and all trust agreements made previous are hereby null and void with no force or effect,
and this Trust Agreement, 22-00001, totally and unequivocally rescinds, revokes,
nullifies, and voids, all previous wills and Testaments or Codicils or other trust
agreements of the Grantor in regards to the assets exchanged herein.

14.02 No hand written or computer-generated submissions or deletions, or any other form of

alteration, appearing within this Trust Agreement are of any legal value and are to be
ignored for they have no legal force or effect upon the terms and conditions of this Trust
Agreement.

ARTICLE XV
SEVERABILITY
15.01 Only a court of equity can determine the invalidity or unenforceability of any provision
of this Trust Agreement, and should said court make such a determination, it does not
affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision of this Trust Agreement,
furthermore, the remaining provisions of this Trust Agreement are to be interpreted and
construed as if the invalid provision had never been included in this Trust Agreement.

Without Prejudice - Without Recourse - all unalienable rights guaranteed

Autographed by Michael-Edmund: Bambas, a man, a Living Soul on the 14th day of

December , 2022.

BY: _____________________________________
Michael-Edmund: Bambas;
Grantor

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Michigan, State

Livingston County

On date before me, as Notary and as Jurat Certificate

of Acceptance by court officer, Your Full Name personally appeared and proved to me on the
basis of satisfactory evidence to be the man whose Name is subscribed to the within attached
instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same in his authorized capacity, and
that by his autograph on the instrument the man executed, the instrument.

I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the lawful laws of Michigan State and the
STATE OF MICHIGAN that the foregoing paragraph is true and correct

Witness my hand and official seal.

Signature_______________________________ seal

of Notary Republic

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