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Hi Sunshine,
The term is actually 'corporation sole' and means one person is holding an office with successors, very similar to the Papacy.
You can do a search for this term and find some web sites which will give you a very good education into just what a CS is and how to set one up.
Also, you can contact Burney Brushears for his book Strategic Withdrawal which talks about sovereignty issues, Pure Trusts and Corporations Sole. It's pretty pricey, but if you can afford it, it has lots of data that you can use. And I'd recommend buying Invisible Contracts by George Mercier to REALLY get the big picture about how important it is to refuse, decline and reject ALL government benefits. If you try to do this stuff only half way or less, you're leaving yourself wide open to attack by the dogs of war the government will sic on you to collect what you are deemed to owe in reciprocity for those benefits. IC is quite a bargain at about 30 FRNs, even though the reprint you will be buying is missing 179 pages from the original text. I have those pages on a CD-R, and they are for the most part more of the same stuff from earlier in the book. When you write up your affidavits, make SURE that you are declining any and all government provided benefits or all is for naught. One tiny little thing overlooked is like a gaping hole in the side of a boat. It will sink very fast!
Questor
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