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Re-Pay Non-Existent Something

Re-pay non-existent something is a strange concept. And it’s one that challenges conventional understanding of loans, debt, and money. When you take out a loan under today’s global banking system, it feels very paradoxical. How can you re-pay something that… Continue Reading →

Banking and Money Supply

Banking and money supply is not what many people think. They look at banks as intermediaries that take deposits and lend money, but this view doesn’t accurately reflect what’s happening. In reality, banks are creators of the money supply. The… Continue Reading →

Debt Repayment of Money That Never Existed

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 →

Banks Don’t Lend Money – Here’s Why

When you start digging, you’ll discover that all financial institutions in the business of lending money have engaged in a deliberate scheme to defraud the “borrowers”

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