Fraudulent bank loans have ruined many lives and destroyed many families. Why? Because the banks engage in fraudulent and illegal practice. Not only have banks have admitted to these facts, they still continue to operate this way.

In simple terms, when you go to the bank to borrow money, they don’t really lend you any money. Well, it’s not any physical product. It’s not the kind of money that we can see, feel and touch such as gold or legal tender bank notes.

Not only do you not receive any money, but also the “money” or “credit” that you receive actually comes from YOU.

Your loan application generates a promissory note or commercial instrument, which you yourself “validate” by signing the document.

The bank takes this instrument which you just created (your own money) from you and the bank deposits this money into your account.

They then make a ledger or computer entry into your account and claim they loaned you the money.

This is illegal because there is no law that empowers these corporations to create money out of nothing.

Only God can create something out of nothing.

In the above example, the money “loaned” to you by the bank actually came from you.

Fraudulent Bank Loans

The bank provided no equity in the transaction; the bank never risked anything, nor lost anything and never would have lost anything.

And the bank was only supposed to keep your money (the promissory note) as collateral, in case you default.

But what they do not tell you is that they took your promissory note or commercial instrument and converted it for their own use by on-selling it.

They unlawfully enriched themselves, and this is illegal.

This may sound far-fetched. Do not believe a word of it. Do your own research.

Even better, write to your bank and ask for evidence of where the money came from, that they allege you have been lent.

“Show me the money!”

Ask for audited accounts. Ask them to verify your payments.

Nothing wrong with asking questions.

Let us know how you go – what response you get from your bank.

Try filling a vacuum with a vacuum.

Digging a hole in a hole.

Then ask yourself this question:

How can you re-pay something that never existed?

If your wallet is empty, how can you take out cash and pay it to someone?

Yet, it seems, that is exactly what the bank does. Create money that never existed, and then demand you pay it back.

“Show me the money!”

There is none. It’s all an illusion.

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