What is the BAR, and how does it affect you and your income?

The BAR, or British Accreditation Registry, is an organization that originated under British authority but has been operating on American soil since 1878. It was initially created by a group of 100 attorneys across 21 different states. A private corporation that influences legal and financial systems in the United States.

Who owns the BAR? The BAR is owned by Northern Trust Incorporated, a large financial services company. Northern Trust itself is controlled by parent companies, making the BAR a privately held entity/company rather than a government agency.

What role does the BAR play? The BAR functions as a private corporation that acts much like a debt collection agency on behalf of the Crown (the Queen of England)and the Vatican. Courts and courtroom proceedings are often operated by financial institutions and bankers, turning legal processes into financial transactions.

How does this impact you? Your interactions with the legal and financial systems can is influenced by the presence of the BAR. Being involved with the BAR can entangle you in a system that controls your legal status and financial resources.

A way to reclaim your sovereignty One of the most effective methods to free yourself from the influence of the BAR is by establishing and living as your own trust. This legal approach can help you regain control over your assets, income, and personal sovereignty, distancing yourself from the reach of these financial institutions.