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The Trust of Nations: How the People Became the Collateral is a landmark exploration of law, history, and finance that reveals the hidden fiduciary structure of modern civilization. Written in the same scholarly yet accessible style as All Obligations Are Securities and Bonded Justice, this third volume uncovers how nations, banks, and global institutions quietly transformed living men and women into collateralized entities under a vast system of public trust. Through clear narrative and historical precision, The Trust of Nations traces the lawful evolution of the world's fiduciary order-from ancient royal charters and Papal Bulls to the modern architecture of the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund, and the Bank for International Settlements. It demonstrates that the machinery of governance and debt is not merely political, but contractual-rooted in the maxims of equity, the principles of trust law, and the commercial rules codified in the Uniform Commercial Code. Across ten deeply researched chapters, the book reveals how the Cestui Que Vie Act of 1666, the 14th Amendment, and international monetary treaties converged to redefine personhood, property, and sovereignty. It shows how birth registration became the first act of fiduciary transfer, how credit replaced substance under House Joint Resolution 192 of 1933, and how governments came to function as trustees administering national estates in commerce. Yet it also restores balance, demonstrating that equitable title never disappears. The living remain the ultimate beneficiaries-the rightful heirs to the estate of the world. Unlike political rhetoric or conspiracy speculation, The Trust of Nations presents a lawful, fact-based synthesis grounded in the doctrines of trust, contract, and constitutional law. It shows how remedy exists within the same system that created obligation-through knowledge, proper standing, and equity in action. Each chapter builds toward a single revelation: that redemption is not rebellion but administration, and that comprehension is the first act of freedom.

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