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Living Woman 

A woman who is alive regardless of birth certificate status and the beneficiary of the trustee ( Earth) from the original trust set up by the Settlor (Creator of all things). She has full unalienable rights and follows the laws of the Creator of all things which are, do no harm, cause no loss or injury. A living woman is not governed by Acts, Statutes, legislation, Government guidelines and Mandates unless she specifically consents beforehand. A living woman does not identify as a person, name, number, symbol or abbreviation unless consented with a wet ink signature in the form of a contract with full disclosure, consideration, meeting of minds, mutually beneficial and agreed with a wet ink signature. A living woman controls a name/person but is not a name or person nor a symbol nor number. A living woman can use the pronouns we/is/ours to show that she is a living woman that controls a name.
“Excuse me madam, are you the person called Mrs Mary Jones?”
“No, that is a name and a sound made from letters of an alphabet. I do not identify as these nor as a person. I Identify as a living woman and I control a name but I am not a name”.
Living Woman by Living Woman May 21, 2022
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Living Woman 

A woman who is alive regardless of birth certificate status and the beneficiary of the trustee ( Earth) from the original trust set up by the Settlor (Creator of all things). She has full unalienable rights and follows the laws of the Creator of all things which is to do no harm, cause no loss or injury. A living woman is not governed by Acts, Statutes, legislation, Government guidelines and Mandates unless she specifically consents beforehand. A living woman is not a name, person, number or symbol but she can control these if set up by an agreed contract, signed in wet ink, of mutual benefit, disclosed, considered, a meeting of minds and agreed and signed in wet ink. A living woman can therefore use the pronouns we/us/our when referring to herself and any name, number, person or symbol she controls.
“Madam are you the person Mrs Mary Jones?”

“No I am not a person nor a name. I identify as a living woman and I control a name, but I am not a name”

“I am not a person with a name but I control that person with that name, do you have a contract with that person or name?”
Living Woman by Living Woman May 21, 2022

Living Woman 

A woman who is alive regardless of birth certificate status and the beneficiary of the trustee ( Earth) from the original trust set up by the Settlor (Creator of all things). She has full unalienable rights and follows the laws of the Creator of all things which is to do no harm, cause no loss or injury. A living woman is not governed by Acts, Statutes, legislation, Government guidelines and Mandates unless she specifically consents beforehand. A living woman is not a name, person, number or symbol but she can control these if set up by an agreed contract, signed in wet ink, of mutual benefit, disclosed, considered, a meeting of minds and agreed and signed in wet ink. A living woman can therefore use the pronouns we/us/our when referring to herself and any name, number, person or symbol she controls.
“Madam are you the person Mrs Mary Jones?”

“No I am not a person nor a name. I identify as a living woman and I control a name, but I am not a name”

“I am not a person with a name but I control that person with that name, do you have a contract with that person or name?”
Living Woman by Living Woman May 21, 2022

Living Woman 

A woman who is alive regardless of birth certificate status and the beneficiary of the trustee ( Earth) from the original trust set up by the Settlor (Creator of all things). She has full unalienable rights and follows the laws of the Creator of all things which is to do no harm, cause no loss or injury. A living woman is not governed by Acts, Statutes, legislation, Government guidelines and Mandates unless she specifically consents beforehand. A living woman is not a name, person, number or symbol but she can control these if set up by an agreed contract, signed in wet ink, of mutual benefit, disclosed, considered, a meeting of minds and agreed and signed in wet ink. A living woman can therefore use the pronouns we/us/our when referring to herself and any name, number, person or symbol she controls
Hello are you the person Mary Jane Jones?“

“Hello no, I do not Identify as a person nor a name, I identify as a living woman and I control a name but I am not a name. Do you have a contract with the person or name?”
Living Woman by Living Woman May 21, 2022

living woman 

A woman who is alive regardless of birth certificate status and the beneficiary of the trustee ( Earth) from the original trust set up by the Settlor (Creator of all things). She has full unalienable rights and follows the laws of the Creator of all things which is to do no harm, cause no loss or injury. A living woman is not governed by Acts, Statutes, legislation, Government guidelines and Mandates unless she specifically consents beforehand. A living woman is not a name, person, number or symbol but she can control these if set up by an agreed contract, signed in wet ink, of mutual benefit, disclosed, considered, a meeting of minds and agreed and signed in wet ink
Hi there are you the person named Mrs Mary Jones?

No I am a living woman, I do not identify as a name nor a person but I control a name of a person. Do you have a contract with this person or name that I have signed in wet ink as the authorised representative?
living woman by Living Woman May 21, 2022
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