The Cesti Que Trust - Howard Griswold http://youtu.

be/F6JWIBh6IBU

min 5:20 gov't is a trust - book 63 C of American Jurisprudence – is about public officers (not servants)
and employees, starts out by saying all gov't officials, no matter what level, are always in a trustee
position. And they are trustees for the people. Then it lists a series of court cases where courts have
upheld that gov't officials are always in a trust position. (including lawyers)

min 7 - A trust is a matter of property, and someone holding it for someone else's benefit. The one
holding it is the trustee. The one for whom's benefit it is held for is the cesti que trust. So what is a
cesti que trust then? The beneficiary.

7:28 In the law of trusts, by george g bogart, in the index under cesti que trust says “see beneficiary” -
cesti que is latin for beneficiary.

7:50 we are the beneficiary for the gov't and its trusts. Whether it was a constructive trust organized
under law because we gave them the property to hold or because the constitution created a trust for the
gov't to look out for the best interests of the people of America.

9:15 a trust cannot be created unless there is a beneficiary and conveyance of some property (res).

10:35 – this is what they have done. When you registered property. They got the document that
described the property. They get the certificate of title describing the automobile; get a copy of the
deed that describes the property, they get a birth certificate applycation, they get a piece of paper that
describes the property. actually all they have is the constructive view of the property, it is constructed
on a piece of paper, but as soon as they get it they are holding it in trust for you, and they are the trustee
and you are the cesti que (or beneficiary) of that trust. But then they let mommy take the little baby
home. Now mommy becomes the trustee, even though mommy is part of the beneficiary of that trust
because it is her baby. They don't keep the baby do they? They don't keep the piece of land or
automobile, do they? They only keep the piece of paper that describes the baby, land or automobile.
So they have a constructive appearance of the property, and they are holding that in trust and using it in
commerce for their benefit. They are not supposed to be using it for their benefit, but they are
supposed to be using it for your benefit.

12:10 What they do, though, is let you keep the real thing, the real car is in your own hands. The real
baby is in mommy's hand, then the baby becomes an adult and is in its own hands. Then they make us
trustee of that property to keep it in good shape for the benefit of them that are holding it as trust
property. So see, they flip it. And the only way they get away with it is because we don't remind them
that in the first place we are the beneficiary and they are holding it for our benefit, and they are to
protect our interest in it and not force us to do things with it that are for their interests.

13:00 there is an opportunity for us to correct this mistaken presumption. But we fail to do it, and as
long as we fail to do it they continue to treat us as if we are the trustee and that we are holding it for
their benefit. It is not their property, because we are the bone fide purchaser of the property for value.
We put the money and effort into acquiring this property. Whether it is the baby, which took effort and
costs money doesn't it? So even a baby is a financial investment, as is purchasing land or setting up a
business. All of these things are involving expense, time and investment by you. You are the bone fide
purchaser for value. You create this stuff for your own value, and you give it to them to hold for you
and they are supposed to protect it as trustee.
14:11 reads Blacks law 5th Edition dictionary definition of Trustee (see http://thelastoutpost.com/our-
legacy/denounced.html )
do you want to be in the position of trustee, administrating it?

Blacks Law 5th Edition defines "trust" as:

"A right of property real or personal, held by one party for the benefit of another. A Confidence
reposed in one person, who is termed trustee, for the benefit of another who is called Cestui Que Trust
(Beneficiary) respecting property which is held by the trustee for the benefit of the Cestui Que trust.
Any arrangement whereby property is transferred with intention that it be administered by trustee for
another's benefit.
The written history of Trusts or Uses go back to Biblical times. Our particular laws regarding them
were derived from English Law and the Restatement of Trusts. The "restatement" is imply a
restatement of the English "Use" Statutes.
Restatement, Second Trusts Sec. 2 . . is a fiduciary relationship with respect to property, subject in the
person by whom title to the property is held to equitable duties to deal with the property for the benefit
of another person which arises as a result of a manifestation of an intention to create it.

15:30 in a strict sense, a trustee is one who holds property for the benefit of another. In a broad sense,
the term is sometimes applied to anyone standing in a fiduciary or confidential relationship to another
e.g. an agent, an attorney, a bailee, etc. (can't make out court case citation) Go read the court cases
sited in that definition before talking about taking back the cesti que trust.

16:50 trust res is the property held in trust for another. who is holding this? We're not. We gave it to
the state to hold for benefit to us. Why don't we just go about letting them know we are the cesti que,
the beneficiary? Let them know that you know. Either as a motion into a court, or verbally.

17:27 – story about a fellow who a court wanted to appoint for him. He told the court: “if this attorney
that they were appointing would act as his trustee and look out for his best interests then he'd accept
them.” Judge said, “I don't think he'd be willing to that.” But, he is an attorney and an attorney is in a
confidential relationship with you as a fiduciary, a fidcuiary is a trustee. He is a trustee. He is
supposed to act that way and look out for your interests at all times, but they never do.

18:44 – definition above also lists executor, guardian, conservator. They are all trustees, they are all
under a trustee position.