This is relatively simple. The lender is the master, and those in debt are the slaves. The slave needs the master for food, sustenance, whatever. For providing these things, the Master gets the benefit of controlling the slaves. That is why the federal government wants to give so much to people, because it gives them the right to take from us, in the form of taxes, whatever we want.

So you see, you are a slave to whoever you owe a debt. You owe a debt to the mortgage holder on your house, to the bank who loaned you the money to buy your car, (which even if you think you own your car outright, you don't!) credit card companies, ect. When you signed your Social Security Card Application, you signed that you are a taxpayer, and that mean you owe part of the National Debt- so you are a slave to the government and the Federal Reserve.

A quick note about the Federal Reserve. It is not a government organization or agency, it is a private corporation that holds the bankruptcy note on the United States since 1933. All of the money you pay in in taxes goes directly to the Reserve, as payment on the debt, and in return, the Reserve prints more money, at a printing fee plus interest, that is used to run the country. The debt never goes away, it just gets bigger. Oh, by the way, The Federal Reserve is a PRIVATE corp. Doesn't it feel good to know you tax dollars are just making bankers richer and actually paying them to make matters worse!

So, by breaking your contract with the Social Security Administration, you can eliminate your status as a "Taxpayer" and stand on your own two feet and be self reliant. It is true you will not be eligible for Social Security later, but we all know that the Social Security Administration is a badly run  Ponzi scheme, and will not take care of us. Learn to invest your money that you used to pay in taxes to take care of yourself.

How can one feel more free than to say I owe no man?

However, there is one entity that you owe and can never repay. Your creator is your true Master. He gave you the rights you have and the life you have. To your creator, you owe your allegiance, your duty, devotion, faith, praise, and obedience. Not such a bad trade for all the Creator has given you, huh?

Remember, This Web site just scratches the basic principles on these topics. The book covers all this and much, much more in great detail.