4 QUESTION STUDY GUIDE

I have heard it said that some people got calls from the DTC and were asked four (4) questions, They
went something like the following:

1. ARE YOU A CORPORATION?

At first glance, these four questions might appear to be common or superficial in their approach to
DTC’s purpose in asking one questions in regard to the Eligibility Questionnaire. I assure you in
examining these four questions that they are directly to the point and substance of what we are doing in
this process.

PTK has assured us that this whole process is about knowing who we are and what role we play in the
commercial game. Many of us have studied the DUAL TRUST SCHEMATIC that was presented at several
of the Seminars and the Orlando Retreat. PTK has shown us that there are three (3) characterizations of
“us” on the DTC Eligibility Questionnaire. The DUAL TRUST SCHEMATIC also shows that “we” are three
(or four) characterizations- Box 1- the living man or woman who is the Underwriter, Box 2- the B.C.
Trust trustee and creditor of the trust (the banker) who is the surety, and Box 6- the strawman-debtor
who exists in the public as the principle. These three characters exist on the DTC Questionnaire and it is
critical for us to understand who they are and what role we play with respect to these characters. The
four questions above reflect on this understanding.

Question 1 deals with- “Are you a corporation?” Many of us might want to respond- “No! I am a living
man or woman.” But one must understand the point of view of the one asking the question to see if
YOU know what the one asking the question is referring to. He wants to know if YOU know what you
are doing and which role YOU are playing in regard to the business being conducted.

The whole purpose of this DTC Eligibility Questionnaire filing is to tender an “ISSUE” to the DTC for
eligibility to see if the DTC will handle the “ISSUE” for sale and resale. The “ISSUE” is a security
containing equitable value. The “ISSUE” is the Social Security Card as a security representing the equity
in the bond account designated by the bond number on the back side of the card. This bond account
represents 1/10th value of the Corporate estate represented by the corporate charter established by the
Birth Certificate. When it comes to equitable value, this is the equivalent of ownership. Only the
principle- or the entity in Box 6b of the DUAL TRUST diagram has ownership and equity. Thus the 1st
question dealing with “ARE YOU A CORPORATION?” is centered on knowing if you are playing the part of
the principle in Box 6b in submitting the Securities to the DTC with this Eligibility Questionnaire. The
answer is: “Yes! This is a corporate submission of securities in support of this Eligibility Questionnaire
application.” You are responding as the ISSUER NAME & ISSUE DESCRIPTION line on the left top side of
the Eligibility Questionnaire. This role is public and exists in the Democracy. The CORPORATION is the
entity that has ownership in the equity.

Question 2 deals with- “Are you a bank?” This question deals with your role as a different player in the
game. You are no longer the Principle- or the strawman debtor of box 6b on the DUAL TRUST

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schematic. As a bank or banker, you are playing the role as the Surety or the entity in Box 2 of the Dual
Trust schematic. This role is in the private and the republic side of government. But the title for this
role player is “trustee”.

One needs to find the right definition of the term “bank”. We are not operating as a bank in the
traditional public sense. Black’s Law Ninth Edition describes an “Investment Bank” as: “A bank whose
primary purpose is to acquire financing for businesses, esp., through the sale of securities. An
investment bank does not accept deposits, and, apart from selling securities, does not deal with the
public at large.” This describes one who sells equity (property ownership) in return for raising funds
(money) to finance a business enterprise. This is a perfect description for what we are doing in the DTC
Eligibility Questionnaire application. We are bringing the strawman’s (Box 6b) ownership interest in the
1/10th estate offering of the strawman to the DTC to offer up the ownership as an equity to be sold by
the DTC to QIB’s in order to be funded to the equitable value of the worth of the 1/10th interest in the
strawman estate. In short we are attempting to raise “money” or capital to be used to do “business”.

The above term of “Investment bank” contains the work “bank”. So we have to look at the definition of
the term “bank” in order to fully appreciate the full definition and application of “Investment Bank”.
Black’s Ninth Edition Law Dictionary describes the term “Bank” both in large type definition and small
type definition. The large type definition applies mostly to the democracy or public side of the law. The
small type definition applies to the republic or private side of the law shown above the horizontal line in
the DUAL TRUST schematic. The small type definition describes a bank as: “A bank is a quasi public
institution, for the custody and loan of money, the exchange and transmission of the same by means of
bills and drafts, and the issuance of its own promissory notes, payable to bearer, as currency, or for the
exercise of one or more of these functions, not always necessarily chartered, but sometimes so, created
to subserve public ends…”

Remember that Box 2 in the DUAL TRUST Schematic was created by the application for the Birst
Certificate. This process created a Trust. The Box 2 entity is the office of the Trustee with legal title and
control over this trust. The property in the trust is for the beneficial use of the beneficiary who is the
Alien Property Custodian for the United States of America. Thus the Trustee in Box 2 is not an owner.
As the Trustee, if he has recognition and standing, he can pledge the property in the trust (the 1/10th
share of the estate via the Social Security Card Bond on the back) to raise a revenue to do other business
that the trustee in Box 2 has standing to do. Thus the above definitions of a bank and an investment
bank do apply to the character playing the role in Box 2 of the DUAL TRUST Schematic. Thus Question2
has to do with the capacity of us in our role as Surety or the Trustee in Box 2 of the DUAL TRUST
Schematic.

When the DTC Question asks: “Are you a bank?” It is asking us to recognize that as Surety, we have the
capacity to offer up the securities (or equity of ownership in the strawman’s estate) to raise a revenue
(to get access to money) in order to do other business as an investment banker to help the public serve
the private. So as the Surety, we are submitting this Eligibility Questionnaire to be allowed to act as the
funds raiser on the sale of the securities. So in response to the question; “ARE YOU A BANK?” the
answer should be something like: “Yes I am. I am the Surety for the Corporation tendering the Securities
to the DTC for the sale of equity to raise funding to do business as an investment banker.”

Question 3 is carefully caged in semantics. It requires knowing who you are with respect to the way the
question is asked. The question is: “WHAT NAME DO YOU WANT TO BE CALLED BY?” There is a woman
who has been giving seminars for years whose name is Victoria Joy. Her seminars are geared to being
able to decipher exactly what it is that is being asked in a question posed by a public servant. If you

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cannot pick out the key word in the question, then you will not answer what is being asked. The key
word in this question is not the word “name” but the word “by”.

At the start of the interview, the DTC person asking the questions may state something like: “In order to
see if I have the correct party on the phone, ‘what is your name?’” This question is asking for the
“name” of the entity doing business with the DTC by way of the submission of the DTC Eligibility
Questionnaire. Since we are submitting public securities, one can give a simple response like “What is
not my name, my name is Henry David Jones.” This name deals with the corporate entity created by the
Charter which is the birth Certificate. It is the name shared by both the trustee and the trust in Box 2
and Box 6a or 6b of the DUAL TRUST Schematic.

When the question becomes “WHAT NAME DO YOU WANT TO BE CALLED BY?” then we are dealing with
another role being played by “you” in this relationship. The word “by” is critical. Remember how
President Clinton was so critical of definitions in his response to the charges in the Monika Lowinsky
case? The word “by” is a preposition denoting having the authority of or the power of an entity. Thus
the name that exercises the power of all commercial transactions is the party who is the underwriter.
This question is asking you to see yourself in the capacity of the underwriter or Box 1 of the DUAL TRUST
Schematic. So the question is now, what is the name of the underwriter? Well, the underwriter is the
living man or woman. On the DTC Eligibility Questionnaire this is self evident in the signature line on the
right hand side of the form located on the second to last line. The preposition “By:” is in front of this
line. This is right under the section title stating “SUBMITTED BY:” and then the box for Underwriter has
been checked. But notice the qualifier under the signature line does not state “Underwriter” but says
instead “(Authorized Signature)”.

What is in a name? PTK has stated on several occasions in seminars that we have to know who we are.
Particularly as a living man or woman, we are more than a name. Scripture states that before we were
conceived in the womb, God knew us. Before we were conceived in the womb, did we have the “name”
by which our physical body is now known? How do we know that our parents got the “name” God knew
us by right when our parents gave us our current bodily name “Henry David Jones”? Isn’t that name
that is on the Birth Certificate a corporate charter? Then isn’t that name registered in the public as a
name controlled by the public? Why would we want to be known by a public name controlled by the
public if we are trying to assume the role of controller of commercial events outside the public
environment?

In the Old Testament, Moses was in a negotiation with God to go to the Pharaoh of Egypt and seek a
commercial discharge of God’s people from Egyptian debt service. Moses was concerned that he would
be questioned as to his authority to negotiate with Pharaoh. He asked God “Who shall I say sent me?”
God, not wishing to surrender His commercial authority to others, and acting in the capacity as
Underwriter, did not give Moses a name. Instead God said “Say I Am has sent you.” Likewise, this
question by the DTC is set forth to see if we know that as the Underwriter we should not give up of
authority to a foreign entity by the “giving” or the “surrendering” of “our” name. So in response to this
question: “WHAT NAME DO YOU WANT TO BE CALLED BY?” I would probably respond with: “I wish to
be called by I AM. I AM the underwriter for the surety in this matter who is called Henry David Jones as
the ‘Authorized Signature’ for I am the underwriter.”

Finally the 4th question is stated as: “WHAT DO YOU INTEND TO DO WITH THE UNITS YOU RECEIVE?”
This question is again posed to see if you know in what capacity you are bring this Eligibility
Questionnaire forward.

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Remember the purpose of this transaction is to bring an equity to the DTC for eligibility to have DTC
market this property to raise funding to carry on business. The units you will receive is the “money” or
the “funding” upon the sale or resale of the securities. Since you are the Trustee from Box 2 of the
DUAL TRUST Schematic, these funds do not belong to you. They belong to the trust, of which you as
surety in this transaction are only the trustee. Thus the funds are only borrowed by you as trustee.
They are NOT yours as the strawman/debtor; they ARE yours as the trustor and beneficiary outside of
this transaction. You need to dedicate them to the business of the trust for the trustor’s. The trust
business is investment banking. By definition, the business of investment banking and banking is to
subserve the public ends for the private. This assumes the funds will be used for eleemosynary
purposes or charity.

By going to the DTC and the FRB to obtain currency by the sale of equitable holdings as the strawman,
we are not obtaining “our” (strawman/flesh) currency. We are borrowing unlimited funds to be used for
the business purposes of helping society, helping the public do its rightful duty in serving the private and
eliminating the public debt. Remember when the Children of Israel left Egypt and they “borrowed” the
gold and silver of Egypt? The Children of Israel were going out of Egypt not as owners of the gold and
silver of Egypt, but as trustees to show the Egyptians how to lead mankind into a golden era as
fiduciaries to build up all nations and all peoples instead of using the “funding” to only enrich
themselves as the Egyptians had done. It is a shame that the Children of Israel also failed in the use of
the “borrowed” funds and lost the value thereof by living for forty years in the wilderness where such
“funding” had no value.

So the wrong answer to the question: “WHAT DO YOU INTEND TO DO WITH THE UNITS YOU RECEIVE?”
would be to say that I am going out and buying a new car. The trustee cannot convert the use of the
funds to his own purpose; he has to convert the use of the funds to the trustor’s specific purpose.
However, a trustee is entitled to a reasonable fee for his services to come out of the unlimited funds.
And the unlimited funds can be used to discharge the debts of the Box 6b entity which is a public
corporation. But for the most part, the correct answer would be something like: “I intend to put the
currency into a foundation or Corporation to fund eleemosynary and charitable purposes.”