FIFTH HOUSE OF CREATIVITY INC.

Abstract
The Sovereign Regenerative Buyout Framework (SRBF™) is a turnkey sovereign protocol that deactivates extractive megaprojects, repatriates land titles to hereditary Indigenous governance, and installs regenerative infrastructure for food, water, education, and energy. By converting harm into peace zones and sanctuaries, the framework yields measurable cultural, ecological, and sovereign economic returns.

Assertions
First global buyout and restoration protocol treating land return as monetizable sovereign IP.
Positions Indigenous hereditary governance as rightful custodians, backed by ceremonial FPIC enforcement.
Replicable across 30+ nations in Canada and adaptable worldwide.
Valuation structured as sovereign IP with large-scale implementation capital requirements.

Mechanics
Anchored in IKWE Trusted trust law with sub-trusts per nation.
Regenerative installations: food forests, mobile flotillas, off-grid domes.
Narrative and cultural guardianship integrated through Red Mirror Radio, The Amethyst List, curriculum, and docuseries.

Valuation
Sovereign IP valuation positioned in the multi-billion CAD scale.
Implementation capital in the tens of billions to hundred-billion CAD scale.
Licensing income potential in the hundreds of millions to multi-billion CAD range.
Cadence: 36-month phased rollout across Wet’suwet’en, Secwépemc, Anishinaabe, Nisga’a, and beyond.

Monetization
Tiered licensing (NGOs, governments, banks, educational/media institutions).
Philanthropic investment vehicles, divestment frameworks, curriculum licensing.
Long-term ecological and cultural capital embedded as sovereign wealth.

Governance
Parent Trust: IKWE Trusted.
Enforcement via ceremonial FPIC and hereditary audit circles.
Decentralized infrastructure nodes to prevent corporate or military obstruction.

Compliance
All contracts require non-extractive, non-militarized use.
Public accountability mandated through ceremonial and legal audits.
FPIC reparations enforced through trust and narrative oversight.

Risks & Mitigations
Risk: Corporate resistance.
Mitigation: Anonymous acquisition and covert scaffolding.

Risk: State-level obstruction.
Mitigation: Multi-jurisdictional trust frameworks and ceremonial authority.

Risk: Scaling complexity.
Mitigation: Modular rollout and 20,000+ job creation.

Evidence
Filed April 2025.
Budget and acquisition strategy mapped in Fifth House internal audits.
Pilot territories identified.

Changelog
v1.0 (April 2025): Original filing and IP valuation.
v1.1 (June 2025): Sovereign Correction Fund™ integration.
v1.2 (2026): First shutdown and title transfer documented.