Equity & Discharge -
 

Welcome to our series on navigating public charges in our modern commercial system. We're happy to have you join us with Andrew for what promises to be an eye-opening journey.

Andrew isn't your typical presenter. He's about to take you on a journey that might just turn everything you thought you knew about commerce on its head.

Andrew brings years of experience and a unique perspective to the table. He's spent many  hours unraveling the intricacies of our current public administrative system, and he's here to share that knowledge with you.

In this series, Andrew will guide you through the fascinating truth about our commercial system. He'll explain why, believe it or not, we can't actually settle debts in the traditional sense anymore. Sounds unbelievable, right? But once Andrew breaks it down, you'll see how this seemingly small detail changes everything.

You'll explore the promises made by the U.S. government when they removed gold and silver from commerce - promises that they'd accept all duties and obligations for public charges. But they didn’t teach us how to compel them to perform those duties and obligations, they instead offered a way for us to volunteer to help them with those charges. Andrew will show you how these historical decisions impact our dealings with the public administration.

So here's what sets Andrew apart - he's not here to teach you how to fight the system. He's going to teach you the art of asking the right questions. Throughout this series, Andrew will help you shift your mindset from confrontation to inquiry, from argument to equity. You'll learn how to craft effective inquiries which compel IRS discharge action without compromising your honor.

Andrew will cover everything from understanding the true nature of commerce in our current system, to recognizing the government's promises at law, to crafting powerful inquiries which lead to discharge. He'll explain why it's crucial to avoid arguing facts, law, jurisdiction, or venue, and why giving testimony or making counter offers actually work against your honor.

This isn't about avoiding legitimate obligations. It's about understanding the true nature of our commercial system and compelling the discharge that was promised to us when lawful money was removed from commerce.

In the upcoming sessions, you'll practice inquiry, exploring the art of staying in equity at all times, and discovering how to persist in settling the matter without ever stepping into argument or conflict.

Remember, folks, in the realm Andrew is about to share with you, equitable questions are among your most powerful tools. So, get ready to start asking the right ones.

Please join us for Andrew's guidance on this fascinating journey.