How do you handle fraud in Equity and Common Law? As you study and learn about the use of fiction grammar in contracts, you’ll realise the benefits of learning quantum grammar to prove the fraud – every time. In Nadinic… Continue Reading →
Fraud debt collection, using fear. That’s all it is. The process of confiscation and illegal seizure of money and property starts with the banks’ illegal creation of money and ends with the bottom feeders – the debt collectors who prey… Continue Reading →
Here’s a Banker (on Bank Loans). It’s a Court testimony, during a Foreclosure trial. Whether it’s “genuine” or not, read through the whole “transcript” as it contains some valuable points to consider. The Banker (“B”) is placed on the witness… Continue Reading →
Banking is fraud, except it’s not fraud if you have a banking license. Which may explain why banks are not seen as committing fraud with money creation. Even if there’s not full disclosure, when you go to the bank, cap… Continue Reading →
Truth will set you free… Embracing honesty in a world of deception is challenging. In a world where misinformation and half-truths often dominate headlines, “know the truth, and the truth will set you free” resonates more strongly than ever…. Continue Reading →
How can you repay “money” if no “money” was “loaned” at the outset? If money is “created” to lend to buy a house, and the bank has not suffered a loss, how can they demand repayment with interest? The notion… Continue Reading →
Mortgage money – where do banks find the money to lend to you when you enter into a mortgage contract? Do you actually “borrow” money from the bank’s depositors, or does the bank magically “create” money? When you take out… Continue Reading →
In many ways, the situation of Bates v Post Office (2020), reflects all multi-national corporations including the banking sector. While it’s a landmark case in the UK, has far-reaching implications for customer treatment by Banks worldwide. Henry Ford, Sr., said… Continue Reading →
The creation of money has been a contentious issue, with deceptive lending by banks. In essence banks conjuring funds out of thin air to “lend” to borrowers. “Is it possible in these days of disbelief in physical miracles really to… Continue Reading →
Promissory notes to pay bills are being promoted by “sovereign citizens” or “Free-men-of-the-land” – But will they truly settle the alleged debts? A promissory note represents a promise by the maker (issuer) to pay a specified sum of money to… Continue Reading →
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