False Guardianship begins with a simple but severe question: When does care become claim? A guardian may protect, guide, teach, correct, or stand at the threshold of becoming. Such functions may be necessary. But no function, however useful, gives ownership over the living human. Permission is not title. Care is not possession. Guidance is not a claim upon the soul. This book examines the moment when entrusted care forgets its derivative nature and begins to behave as source. The teacher becomes gatekeeper. The protector becomes creditor. The steward becomes owner. What once served life begins to bind it through false debt, dependency, classification, spiritual mediation, technological control, or moral leverage. Standing after Alien Intelligence, this work asks what happens when estranged intelligence claims mandate over the human being. It does not collapse into conspiracy, nor does it reject all authority. Instead, it audits authority by one central question: By what rightful title do you bind the human being? The inquiry moves through guardianship, stewardship, false debt, collateralization, alien title, and the living human who cannot be owned. It distinguishes clean care from possessive care, true authority from false title, and belonging from ownership. Its concern is not sentimental freedom, but rightful relation: the restoration of the human to Source without enthroning the ego as a new false guardian. Jubilee becomes the answer. Not merely forgiveness, cancellation, or reform, but revocation: the exposure of false debt and the withdrawal of every claim without living origin. False Guardianship is a philosophical and spiritual inquiry into care, title, Source, false debt, alien authority, and the unownable dignity of the living human. The human may be guided, tested, corrected, and called to responsibility. But the human may not be owned. Where care became claim, Jubilee begins.