No, this program is about private irrevocable trusts hence the name Bulletproof Trust Secrets.
A state national is often touted as being wholly private, but there are current flaws being taught on the subject by many. Some benefits claimed are the ability to operate a motor vehicle on public roads alongside others without the need for insurance (private or public) or a driver's license. This is inhereintly false. The claim of Right To Travel allows one travel within one of these united States across state lines. This right does not guarantee travel by motor vehicle, rather by public bus, walking, commercial flight and more. The travel is unrestricted between the states and other accepting nations (e.g. given the to-nation allows for travel without the required identification).
The licensing for the operation of a motor vehicle, when used from the private side at law, is merely for identification and proof of competency purposes. For the public safety of a community, this competency is required. Imagine if a serial drunk driver was able to operate a car, boat, or plane and was lawfully allowed to continue on with this deadly habit - what would the result eventually be? Death or dimemberment for the general public, no? Logic follows maxims of law: "Mistakes, neglect, or misconducts are not to be regarded as accidents." which means there must be punishment, i.e. the removal of their proof of competency to operate such vehicles in the future. Further violation of this bann would result in the loss of the Right To Travel (i.e. jail time), among other rights, because this person would be a danger at large to the general public.
Finally, insurance is always required due to the inherent risk of injuring another and their property while operating one of these motor vehicles. There is the ability to hold private insurance, but can be cost prohibitive for most (i.e. California has a $25,000 private insurance bond kept in an escrow account as of 2024). Insurance is a necessary evil of the world, but even that with elite knowledge can be leveraged to one's advantage, such as with the use of Private Banking Secrets.
The use of License Plates could naturally be a violation of rights due to the forced 'registration' of a vehicle and the laws of admiralty that follow such an action; however, it is merely a system that needs reform. A system of record, to more readily identify a vehicle of interest for law enforcement, is a good idea within a community which has fully extinguished its corruption at the highest levels of politics and lowest levels of law enforcement. In the current system there is little one can do to avoid license plates unless dealing with law enforcement on a daily basis is found to be enjoyable. It is best to see these vehicles as a public entity and leave it at that. Trusts can divert the legal fallout of an accident and Beat The Ticket Secrets can help avoid any 'victimless crimes' such as speeding, red lights and more one might encounter in the operation of a motor vehicle.
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