Copyright-Legal Title-UCC

Take the Cat Scan Test - Click here- this will clarify in simple terms why the legal world is a fictional world and how conceptually you are led to believe it is real.

After all if you believe the legal world is real - who is going to argue with you - a lawyer? And it is through this process of belief that you empower the fictional world of law in becoming real.

The whole intent of this site is to wake you up to the fact that the emperor has no clothes and the only power he has is the power you give him by acknowledgment through your belief system and through acquiescence. To be free that is self-empowered you have to be self-empowered by taking appropiate action.

Like walking, the fact of the matter is nobody is going to do anything for you that you have to do for yourself. As simple as it may seem - to be empowered you have to be self-empowered in the sense that nobody can make their first step unless they decide to do it themselves.

Unfortunately we have been conditioned to rely on others - on experts or superior authority if you will. This is dis-empowering and the whole crux of the matter as it ultimately is not in your best interest.

If you fail to act in your own best interest then the reality is there is only one who has that responsibility and only one you can blame. This tendency for blantant acceptance are the chains that make real freedom impossible.

This analogy may make the point clear: If the conquering general making a public proclamation addresses the "Citizens of Rome" and you are not a citizen of Rome - you just became one with all its inherent obligations - unless of course you take actions to distinguish yourself from the what would then be the common assumption.

That is in a nutshell is where we are- by not distinguishing yourself from what is the common presumption that you are the legal fiction you unwittingly are bound to all its inherent legal obligations which are enforcable by the courts.

Understanding from a very basic level that these legal fictions undermine your human rights puts you in a position to decide not to empower the fiction to your detriment. The cat scan essay addresses the concept of a legal fiction in a way I hope most people can understand at a fundamental level.

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The Problem - Who Owns Your Name

Not establishing legal title puts one in a position where someone else can benefit from your work and/or creations. In the common sense, we can identify with the need to protect creative works of art such as books, poems, inventions, and the like but what we may not be aware that someone can also use your name and in effect have ownership of everything created in that name.

Imagine waking up one day only to realize that everything you worked all your life for was not owned by you. Furthermore, you find out unbeknown to you that everything you did was done under the name of a corporation. You investigate a little further and you find out that this corporation has tied you into multiple contractual obligations - and here you are paying in the corporation's name for this and this and this ... adnaseum, effectively bleeding away everything you make. Does this sound like a nightmare or does this sound like real life? Well that sound you hear is your wake up call.

A Hypothetical Question - Are you the beneficiary?

Welcome to the real world 'as it operates under the Uniform Commercial Code'. The UCC as its known has been adopted in virtually all the countries in the world. Its what all your laws are based on, its what all your lawyers are trained in, its what all your courts base their decisions on. Consider the UCC as the rule book or the operating and procedural manual for all commercial activity or all exchange of energy in the form of all intellectual property, goods and services.

You see the UCC is an artificial creation in the sense it is man- made laws or codes governing commerce. Everything that operates in this artificial world is contractual. In other words in order to receive something you must give up something of equal value. In that sense a contract promotes fair exchange or commerce. All communication is conducted on paper and in this artificial world whenever you respond to or sign your name you are entering into contract whether you are aware of it or not. The presumption is that you are fully aware of what you are doing and obligating your self to.

Commerce will not work if either party does not fulfill their obligations in contract. And so rules of conduct or procedure are of prime importance. Technically, not honouring or fulfilling ones obligations puts one in dishonour. This is quite serious as your ability to function in commerce hinges on your reputation to be true to your obligations.

This UCC game on the chessboard of life is all about energy, your life's energy, either you in this are the full beneficiary of your intellectual and/or physical efforts or you are not. If you are not the owner of your name in commerce then you are not the owner of all you created under that name and you are not the one who benefits from the results of your efforts ( you are not the beneficiary). In addition you are also tied into all obligations which that name that 'trade name' or 'trademark' is contractually tied into. In effect you are exchanging energy for perceived benefits that may or may not serve you.

One of the pitfalls in contract is unwittingly trading your natural birth rights for perceived benefits which your already have. Using the UCC's own rules of procedures you can rectify or de-link yourself from any or all contractual obligations if you perceive it not to be in your best interest.

The Solution - Establish Legal Title in Common Law

One of the first steps you can take in claiming back and taking responsibility for what is rightfully yours is to file your copyright notice publicly.Cont'd - Copyright Notice & Definitions

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Common Law Copyright Trade Mark Definition