Hello Brian, Brilliant Trust info. ! Congratulations at discovering it and posting it My feeling, and various info I have come across in the past, tell me that all the people of the world (except may be Iran, Korea and one other country) but the rest of the world population are all tied into the Fed Reserve (British bankers -Rothschild - in origine and owned) regardless of the country we live in or are of said nation ie me in UK and of British nationality. Any idea as to how I in the UK would go about finding the equilivent forms in the UK. Look forward to your comment and ideas on this matter or anyone else .... Heart Love, truth and justice Sophia: in the UK
Try finding out your CUSIP number which is assigned by S&P (Standard and Poor) Outside of the US and Canada you are given a CINS number = CUSIP International Numbering System and is attached to your birth certificate number( nine digits). Once you have the CINS number you'll be able to track how much you're worth as a commodity. Your Trust might be Fidelity Investment Trust (not sure).
Hello Brian, Brilliant Trust info. ! Congratulations at discovering it and posting it My feeling, and various info I have come across in the past, tell me that all the people of the world (except may be Iran, Korea and one other country) but the rest of the world population are all tied into the Fed Reserve (British bankers -Rothschild - in origine and owned) regardless of the country we live in or are of said nation ie me in UK and of British nationality.
ReplyDeleteAny idea as to how I in the UK would go about finding the equilivent forms in the UK.
Look forward to your comment and ideas on this matter or anyone else ....
Heart Love, truth and justice Sophia: in the UK
Try finding out your CUSIP number which is assigned by S&P (Standard and Poor) Outside of the US and Canada you are given a CINS number = CUSIP International Numbering System and is attached to your birth certificate number( nine digits). Once you have the CINS number you'll be able to track how much you're worth as a commodity. Your Trust might be Fidelity Investment Trust (not sure).
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