FAQ 109 Why seven years for witnesses on Testimonial Witness Status Document (528)?

Answer 109

Refer to Coordinators hand book (guidance) .

It was at this time, 1666, that the Cestui Que Vie Act came into existence. This Act enables the assumption that an individual is dead after seven years of absence. This was supposed to enable the individual’s property to pass onto the next of kin. In the event of there being no next of kin the royal estate gains the property. If you prove you are alive your property and compensation is returned to you. People did not know that this act existed or that they were assumed dead so no-one declared themselves alive. Their property was, therefore, claimed by the royal estate.

In 1837 the first birth certificate was issued under the pretence of keeping records of births. In reality what was being registered was your dead placenta and not your living self. This process purposefully creates a fiction person known as your strawman under which you, unknowingly, operate. As you are operating under a dead entity known as yourself you are not living as a sovereign man or woman made of flesh and blood. You are in effect lost beyond the seas. A living individual cannot be declared dead through absence until seven years have passed. This means that when we reach the age of seven we can be declared dead and our property ceased.

Note: the TECA paperwork is to enable us to be self declared sovereigns and alive plus be able to prove the claim if required.