A promissory note is one way to steal customers’ credit. How? When a customer applies for a mortgage, the bank pretends the customer’s signed paperwork isn’t really money.

A promissory note is essentially a piece of paper stating:

“I promise to pay the bearer, Qwerty Yuiop (for example) , the sum of xxxxx dollars/pounds/euro (or whatever currency) … “

The note also states that it’s payable on a certain date, and it’s signed by the maker. And as long as it has a place where it’s made written on the face of the instrument, it’s valid.

Hey, don’t take this as legal or financial advice. Do your own research. Ask the banksters and lawyers – and don’t hold your breath waiting for a response.

Everywhere you look, everything is the opposite. Even with “gender identity”, where, according to some people, male is female, female is male. And other crazyness mumble jumbo “we the people” are being conditioned (brain-washed) into believing.

Because today we live in a world where truths are lies, up is down, and right is wrong. A world where lawyers don’t practice the law, they break it. Doctors don’t heal people they make them ill. Educators don’t educate, they misinform. And bankers don’t lend money they steal it.

There’s much mention of how many fraudulent claims are made by banks using promissory notes in connection with mortgages. And claims that banks don’t lend money.

When you think about it, you’ll realise that paper money like the green backs, or pound notes or Aussie dollar “cash”, are “promissory notes”…

A piece of paper (issued by the Federal Reserve) promising to pay the bearer on demand, five, ten, twenty, or fifty dollars etc.

How Can You Cash A Promissory Note?

A promissory note, made payable to bearer on demand, is an instrument almost identical to a bank note that you have in your pocket.

It’s no different because that’s the only form of money that currently exists, since the West and the rest of the world came off the gold and silver standards. In other words, all that there is that creates credit in their system is a promise to pay; A promise that will never actually be honoured.

These promissory notes can be deposited in any bank account. If you’re not a banker, you’ll have to go to a specialist type of bank account, such as a demand deposit or a private trust account in order to get these instruments deposited.

As you look closely into laws in most western nations, funnily enough they are all pretty similar. What a coincidence. Or is it? Of course not, as every “nation” (government corporation) is being prepared for a won-world-government.

There are slight variations depending on which country you’re in. In U.K. and Australia mortgages are pretty similar to U.S. mortgages, since banking is an international activity.

What’s the connection between Promissory Note and Mortgage?

In essence, your mortgage process is the same in any country around the world.

For example, a couple go to their local bank, wanting to buy their first home. They speak to a “loans officer, or perhaps a mortgage broker. The “loans officer” reviews the application and says:

“Okay, you can have this mortgage with this bank to buy your dream home. All you’ve got to do is sign this piece of paper here, and this piece of paper here….”

In UK, the first piece of paper is a promise to pay the exact amount of the “mortgage” or “home loan”, which the bank then takes and deposits in a private account of the bank.

The bank transfers the funds from this private account, to its public account at the branch to pretend that they’ve lent the mortgage money to the purported borrower, who isn’t a borrower at all.

That takes care of the first piece of paper.

The second piece of paper is a deed, a mortgage deed.

This is the document where you agree that in the event you don’t pay the bank the monies they lend you, they’ll take your house. So this is a deed, granting an interest, i.e. a mortgage interest, over a property that the people are wanting to buy.

So, the banksters ask you to sign over the security rights of a property that you don’t yet own.

In other words, the bank or their lawyers are asking the pretend borrower to grant the mortgage over a property before they own it.

Fraud From The Outset

That’s fraud in the fact or fraud from the outset and no one in a court of law can deny it.

Why? Because you don’t have the right to grant an interest over a home you don’t own, but they get you to do it.

Whenever fraud is committed, whether it’s non-disclosure, abusive position or false representation, whatever the action is, is nullified.

So the contracts are nullified every single time and they cannot be enforced.

Why would the banksters get you to do it if they weren’t stealing the funds from you?

Well, they don’t just steal the funds that are created by the promissory note. They deposit the mortgage deeds and they get paid again on top of the promissory note.

Often the banksters sell these promissory notes many times to many different people, so who knows how many times they get their “money” back.

A big problem for bank customers is trying to find which bank is actually holding the note for their home in order to discharge it. Though some people are successful in discharging their mortgages because they are able to track down which bank is holding the note.

And even if remedy is possible, most people are never going to be able to get it in the system the way it is, because it’s too much of a fight for them. O r it takes too much knowledge.

Even if there are remedies available where you are, it’s still founded on a system which is just corrupt to the core.

Here’s The Sting

When you sign a document at the bank, the very act of you signing it, and handing it to the bank, upon delivery and acceptance by the bank creates funds.

Without going into the great details: if the instrument is correct, and you put a signature on it, and the bank accepts it, they can create funds out of thin air, based on you signing it.

So think about how this applies to your mortgage, or “home loan”. The moment that you sign and present it to them, the payments been made.

The bank has already been paid in full. Meanwhile you’re making payments on top of that, and they’re charging you interest.

That’s the crazy part about this charade. Can you see how fraudulent it is?

That’s precisely why you can discharge the mortgage, once you learn this information.

Because the bank has already been paid and they can’t validate that you’re actually in debt to them.

So, go ahead and ask the bank for material evidence of all the things that you know they can’t prove.

The bank won’t prove that they created the money. Nor will they get their accounts out and show you how they created the funds that they claim to have lent you.

So if they cannot prove it, does it not make sense that they didn’t lend you their own funds? So whose funds do they lend?

Banks Don’t Lend “Money”

So whose funds do they lend? Simple answer… Banks don’t lend “money”. This fact is confirmed in the Bank of England’s quarterly bulletin of 2014.

Since the Financial Services and Markets Act (2000), which made the “City of London” like the Wild West, they basically took the right to create funds away from the Bank of England. They gave it to the commercial banks, all of which are controlled by the Rothschild Hotel and also controlled the UK Treasury.

And banks now create money by making loan agreement with their customers.

The bank loan is fraudulent, because they don’t lend money. Not a single penny of their own money.

They simply steal their customers’ credit by pretending the paperwork their customers sign is not money, because it is in the form of a promissory note

Or a promissory note payable, more like, and they get their customers to sign these instruments. They bank them in a private account, and then transfer the funds to their main account at the bank. And then pretend the bank’s lending their own money back to the customer. But it’s the customer who created the credit.

You would think that once this single fact is exposed to the world, it will be enough to bring the entire fraudulent parade down.

Yet, because the frauds are so complex, endemic, and so extraordinary, virtually no one will believe it’s happening to them.

Unless you experience it for yourself or do your own research to validate these extraordinary claims.

Hey, don’t take this as legal or financial advice. Do your own research. Ask the banksters and lawyers – and don’t hold your breath waiting for a response.