However, the debt-based legal fiction system of commerce is an abstraction divorced from real world planetary limits. In this phantom world, dead legal fiction entities have dominion over life, functioning as transmitting utilities extracting living energy, exponentially, via the growth imperative of interest-bearing debt.
The legal fiction system is fundamentally destructive, because:
- “Artificial Persons” consume life
- “Limited Liability” is unnatural
“Artificial Persons” consume life
An “artificial person” is an imaginary character (persona = mask) in the theatre of commerce.Various types of “persons” are created by registration, including corporations, societies, foundations and trusts. “Persons”, having been created by a State Registrar, are the property of the State. As fictional characters, they are limited in their “actions” by “Acts”. The Legislature prescribes “Acts” for all “persons”, and sometimes for specific “persons”.
“Persons” are “creatures of the State” given certain “rights and duties”, according to their “limited” “public capacity”, prescribed in legislation.
All “persons” operate on the “sea of commerce” in the Admiralty/Maritime/Commercial jurisdiction, which is the international Law-of-the-Sea.
Whereas, living people live on the “land of commons” in the Common Law jurisdiction, which is the national Law-of-the-Land.
Critically, any living man or woman can “act” in the “role” of a fictional “person” in the theatre of commerce. Such a man or woman “acts” in “joinder” to a legal “person”, knowingly, or unwittingly.
It is presumed that every man and woman “acts” in “joinder” to the artificial “person” created by the registration of a security bond when they were born, unless they “rebut the presumption”.
When a man or woman “acts” in “joinder”, they exchange their Common Law “unalienable rights and properties” for commercially “revocable benefits and privileges”. The “benefits” include “social insurance”, while the “privileges” include various licences.
The “social insurance/security/welfare” system was introduced after the bankruptcy of the United States corporation in 1933, and was subsequently rolled out to all Central Bank corporate states under the Bank for International Settlements.
Under this system, a security bond is registered for every live birth, in the name of a Foreign Situs Trust – the baby's Estate Trust. The bond is evidence by a certificate (Birth Certificate). The Trust's name combines the Given and Family names of the baby. The adult who blindly “acts” in “joinder” to such an artificial “person” unwittingly provides “surety” in the debt-money system.
“Persons”, as dead-at-law entities without living energy, are innately parasitic, converting energy and life into fictional profits and debts without any real world accounting - losses in the natural world are never counted.
Most people “acting” as “persons” will find themselves endlessly drained by the “dead thing” they are pouring their living "commercial energy" into, as if it is sucking their very lifeblood.
However, the elites who “act” as, and for, corporate and ordinary “persons” reap enormous profits while avoiding most of the collateral damage by cloaking themselves in the “limited liability” of those same “persons”.
In this way, the theatre of commerce is populated mostly by “unwitting actors” who are the victims of the “knowing actors”.
“When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society, over the course of time they create for themselves a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it.” – Frédéric Bastiat
Legal fiction commerce is a system of “reality avoidance” for the purpose of extracting unearned wealth and power. Its imaginary “persons” are the conduits by which the world is indebted and destroyed.
What is legal is fictional, whereas what is lawful is factual.
“Legality” is a “theatre” of “commerce” in which “players” “act” as “artificial” “persons”, “performing” “roles” with “titles” and “costumes”, “enacting” “legalese”, “delivering” “presentations”, sometimes making “court” “appearances”.
Maxim of Law: Quid fas non veritas est. Legality is not Reality.
Artificial “persons” are like black holes, and have no place in a life-core system.
“Limited Liability” is unnatural
Legal fiction commerce is an artificial world outside the Laws of Nature. In this pretend world of paper and digital wealth, there is no tangible relationship to the real world. Various kinds of “artificial persons”, such as corporations, societies, foundations and trusts, are literally created out of thin air, much the same as fiat money.These phantom entities are created by “legalisation”, or “incorporation”. The usual processes of legalisation are “registration”, “certification”, “licencing”, “securitisation”, and “general deposit”.
Anything that can be named can be registered as property, whether it is tangible or intangible. Therefore, all property can be controlled by legal fictions, which having no capacity for life, have limited liability.
Legal registration transfers any property from the real world of the Common Law Jurisdiction – the national Law-of-the-Land, into the legal fiction world of the Admiralty/Maritime/Commercial Jurisdiction – the international Law-of-the-Sea.
Perversely, even living people can “act” in “joinder” to “artificial persons” and thereby benefit from “limited liability” in the artificial world of legal fiction commerce. This is entirely unnatural. Maxim of Law: Disparata non debent jungi. Unequal things ought not to be joined.
Legal fictions are dead-at-law, and therefore it is unnatural for a living man or woman to “join” to a fiction – it is a deadly corruption of life.
Fictional entities are an abstraction unrestrained by a human conscience, morals, ethics, and without any biophysical limits.
Corporations and their “artificial person” controllers have a freakish ability to operate in the real world while being outside the Laws of Nature. These “creatures of the State” are not limited except in their liability.
When corporations extract the wealth of Nature faster than Nature is able to replace that wealth, a debt to Nature occurs, but the corporation cannot be held fully accountable for that debt, and simply moves on to the next available natural wealth.
Since corporations, and all such fictions, have no inherent “human energy” - or money, as a source of productivity, they are by default created as debtors, serving as instruments and perpetrators of debtism.
People who leverage the debt-money and legal fiction systems can use corporations as weapons of unlimited extractive and destructive power.
Humankind's entire economic infrastructure operates in a fictional paradigm that is anti-life, and self-destructive. The phantom world of legal fiction commerce is, by design, unrestrained by real world limitations and survival imperatives.
Taking without limits, while having limited liability, is delusional.
In Nature, there are no living creatures that can avoid the consequences of their unwise behaviour. The benefit of “limited liability” is only afforded to juvenile incompetents by their adults guardians.
Accordingly, all legal “persons” - and those who “act” as such “persons”, are incompetent.
Legal fiction is an “alternative reality” that is not “fit for purpose” in a real world that requires full accountability in order to preserve the limited life support system of the living Earth.
A system of “limited liability” defies reality, and is by definition, a fantasy. As an ideology, it is an egocentric subterfuge to advance unrestricted greed and power.