Beware the Birth Certificate

When I started a corporation to sell a product, I received a certificate from the state. Then I received a nine-digit ID number from possibly the IRS. I couldn’t help but notice how I am also asked to identify myself with a ‘birth certificate‘ and a nine-digit social security number.

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Where I stand now is that the birth certificate is a bond (or a trust) issued by a trust requested by my mom when I was born (not birthed). The state or federal government created a trust with a name similar to my natural name. They invited my mom into the delivery room (delivery means to pass on title), pretended my mom was unwed (asked for her maiden name), and all my assets were placed into the trust. Those assets may be my share of the natural resources of the state on which I was born (not sure).

The nine-digit 'social security' number is, of course, a corporate, nine-digit CUSIP identifier for a financial security, which is likely the birth certificate bond issued from the all caps name trust. The trust borrowed money (issued a bond) against my future earnings. Supposedly all court cases are a means to access the trust.

The point being: beware the birth certificate. Many people in these circles want to get the live birth or long form document that documented a baby being born.