Planting the Seeds to Reap the Crops

by Sir Jay

What are MC Members busy doing?  Well, they are planting the seeds to grow the crops.  If MC Members are neglecting their gardening, they will miss opportunities to eat the crops.  Members who eat the seeds reflect poor gardening skills.

Conceptually, the problem with many MC Members is that they are engaged in a variety of activities and projects that are designed to channel money out of the barrel, instead of money flowing into the barrel.  If MC Members participate in the system with all of the trappings of high taxation, jurisdictional rules, laws and regulations that are specifically designed to transfer money from your pocket to government coffers, then they will not succeed to reach their goals with the MC.  Specifically, if you are engaged in MLM, paying a mortgage or owning a vehicle; for example, then you are still a pigeon that keeps floundering.  The money that you do earn is channelled into instruments of the state to extract taxes from you.  This type of spending is known as eating the seeds for what could become your participation in MC programs and projects.  Alternatively, by owning nothing and controlling everything, you could then put strong controls on your spending and budget accordingly, using the balance sheet to oversee monthly expenditures.  It is not until you understand that the systems have many schemes to extract money from you before acknowledging that full participation in any of these economies is a dead end.

The activities of the MC are designed to designate your money by first planting the seeds.  In order to succeed at what we do, you must establish equity with the banks.  This is known as planting the seeds because over time a crop will grow in many ways, principally in the form of shares, credit and then money.  The new banking system that is being established has a built-in recycling mechanism for money to come to the banks and the shareholders, not for money to flow away from these entities in favour of other businesses or government schemes.  Money comes in, not money goes out.  By forming your group and getting everyone to apply for the passports, IBCs, bank shares, foreign bank accounts, real estate and so forth, money flows back to you and continues to strengthen the equity position of the banks for maximum dividends to shareholders.  Why not discuss with your prospects the notion that private banks, based on equity contributions, attract shareholders who want to invest in compounding interest income, plus receive several yearly dividends?  This is the stage at which to harvest the crops.

Another way of looking at this topic is to examine all the pressures that are placed on your budget and that of new prospects when they are being challenged, such as coming up with funds to complete their passport and IBC applications.  They have so much competition for their limited income that it makes it very difficult to pledge the minimal seed money for legal structuring necessary for financial freedom outside of their homeland.  One way of overcoming these blockages is to remove all those entities that are unnecessarily extracting money from your pocket.  Restrict your spending and remove the leeches that otherwise suck you dry each month.  Once your balance sheet reflects these changes, you will have a monthly surplus and a chance to breath easier.  Use the balance sheet to guide you through these necessary changes.

Remember, when considering business opportunities, always ask yourself where is this project located and in what jurisdiction?  Is it in a country that taxes its citizens?  Invariably, what you are about to realize is that it is a business or program situated in a high taxing country, and yes, perhaps with a return on investment (ROI), but nothing that will come close to matching your ROI overseas in tax-exempt jurisdictions where members of the MC are operating.