Sovereignty Under Threat—Why Trust Law Matters (Part 1)

What does it mean to be sovereign? It’s control over your life, your family, and what you’ve built—freedom to decide your future without someone else pulling the strings.

Sovereignty Under Threat—Why Trust Law Matters (Part 1)
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What does it mean to be sovereign? It’s control over your life, your family, and what you’ve built—freedom to decide your future without someone else pulling the strings. But that control is under attack. Inflation gnaws at your savings—$100 in 2000 buys less than $60 worth today, thanks to fiat money printed without restraint. Governments tax harder, regulate deeper, and sometimes just take what’s yours. The working-class family feels this most: you work, you save, and yet the system erodes it all. Sound familiar? It’s bondage by another name.  

But there’s a way out: trusts and sound money. A trust isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s a shield for anyone who wants to protect their home, their savings, even their Bitcoin, from chaos. Sound money—gold, silver, cryptocurrency—holds value when paper dollars crumble. Before tools like AI, setting up a trust was a maze of lawyers and fees, out of reach for most. Not anymore. This series will walk you through it, step by step, so you can take back what’s yours.  

The Bible saw this coming. In Exodus, God didn’t leave His people in slavery—He set up a plan to free them. Picture this: God as the Settlor, the one who creates the trust and sets its terms. He calls Moses as His Trustee, tasked with managing the plan—leading the Israelites out of Egypt, delivering the law, stewarding the promise. The Israelites? They’re the Beneficiaries, receiving the land, the freedom, the covenant. Exodus 3:8 captures it: “I have come down to deliver them… to a good and broad land, a land flowing with milk and honey.” That’s a trust in action—God entrusting Moses to secure a legacy for His people.  

Today, we’re not fleeing Pharaoh, but we’re still in a fight. Fiat money is a taskmaster, losing value every year—U.S. inflation hit 3.2% in 2024 alone, and that’s the “official” number. Real costs, like food and rent, sting worse. Meanwhile, asset forfeiture laws let governments seize property without a trial—$68 billion taken since 2000. Your sovereignty isn’t just threatened; it’s bleeding.  

Trusts flip the script. They let you lock your wealth away from prying hands—legally, securely. Pair that with sound money, and you’re not just hiding wealth—you’re building it on a foundation that lasts. Gold’s held value for millennia. Silver’s a hedge against chaos. Bitcoin? It’s freedom in code, untouchable by central banks. This isn’t theory; it’s survival.  

Back in Exodus, Moses didn’t just lead—he protected. When Pharaoh chased, Moses trusted God’s plan, and the sea parted. Your trust, backed by gold or Bitcoin, can part the waters of inflation and overreach too. This series isn’t about fear—it’s about action. We’ll break down how trusts work, how to set one up, and why sound money is your lifeline. God gave Moses a blueprint; now it’s your turn to build one.