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I have done a long research into three hypothesis- CQV Trust and its wealth (1), Bond certificate (2) and that we are under admiralty jurisdiction (3). 1. Apparrently CQV Trust hypothesis is based on One Heaven group and their Positive Law Book with canons, which was made up by them. How can it be credibe and how do we know there is wealth for us in CQV Trust? 2. Similar apply to Bond certificate, I cannot find any proof it exists (we are presumed bond indded by e.g. paying taxes but this is different to paper bond issued). 3. Admiralty jurisdiction is based on, that we are a vessel etc.- no proof of that apart from interpretation of flags and one case in US between Erie Railroad vs Tompkins which officially is called the biggest error of “justice” system. Actually from my understanding there is one jurisdiction- statutory and we are presumed to be under it by acting as a statutory person. Could you please clarify those 3 hypothesis. Thank you

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