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king Stevian releases Video – Fake Trustee / Gurus Offering Grants from IRS
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king Stevian releases Video – Fake Trustee / Gurus Offering Grants from IRS
SEE VIDEO HERE – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6RncEEqkksIn the YouTube video titled “Fake Trustee / Gurus Offering Grants from IRS” (uploaded by the channel king Stevian), king Stevian teaches about financial sovereignty, trust structures, and warnings against scams involving IRS grants and fraudulent “trustees” or “gurus.”He primarily focuses on exposing and explaining why people should avoid schemes where self-proclaimed gurus or fake trustees promise access to IRS grants or funds through loopholes, often charging fees or misusing trust concepts for personal profit (e.g., collecting interest on distributed funds).Key points the king covers and teaches:
- Trustee roles and fraud risks — A legitimate trustee manages assets in a trust for beneficiaries (often charging fiduciary fees), but fake gurus falsely position themselves as trustees over supposed grant money, which he calls fraudulent manipulation.
- IRS grants reality — IRS grants are not for individuals, businesses, or personal use/status correction schemes. They are limited to nonprofit organizations, community groups, or educational entities providing specific services like free tax preparation (e.g., VITA for low-income taxpayers or TCE for elderly/disabled). Grants require formal proposals aligned with tax education or assistance goals — not personal gain or investment for interest.
- Avoiding outsiders as trustees — king stresses never trusting non-family or non-tribal outsiders as trustees due to historical issues like colonization and land theft. Instead, handle finances personally through blood tribes, land-based trusts, and common sense/biblical principles (e.g., children are exempt from debts).
- Lawful money concepts — Touches on distinctions between fiat currency and lawful money (e.g., demand/interest-bearing money), paperwork like forms 8288-A/B to convert negative balances to credits, birth certificate issues (“lost at sea” status), apostilles to reclaim assets, and Civil War-era IOUs/gold-silver backing.
- Self-empowerment advice — Encourages DIY approaches (e.g., via Grants.gov if eligible), reporting fraud, and personal management. He promotes his own paid content/subscriptions ($29.99/month via PayPal) for deeper teachings (e.g., “how to use lawful money”), upcoming copyrights (e.g., songs/spoken word to protect addresses and charge high fees for corporate misuse), and phone consultations.
Overall, the video is a cautionary lecture/rant blending ideas, trust law critiques, biblical references, and anti-scam warnings, urging viewers to avoid guru-led grant schemes and take control of their financial/tribal affairs directly.
