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When you know a thing to be wrong, at what point do you decide to act?

Twenty three years ago Jonathan May took steps to provide to the world an honest and transparent World Reserve. The aim was to provide a system of global finance that would remove the corrosive influence of the Federal Reserve. Observations of the current corrupt activities of the Federal Reserve should illustrate to most people just what a sensible step this would be.

For his troubles, bogus charges were concocted to incarcerate Mr May for several years in the US prison system. In 1986, Lindsay Williams interviewed him by phone from which comes the following video. What is discussed here still holds true. A relatively small cluster of clever but ultimately cold hearted, humorless psychopaths hold sway over the financial destiny of the people’s of the earth. They have embraced darkness and work to have it consume the rest of us.

The only way to deal with this sort of sillyness is not to oppose them. That only makes them stronger. But to build an honest transparent system that simply makes their system of financial coercion irrelevant.

Mr May sought to do this but was scuppered. The ideas still hold true though and the time for their revival is upon us.

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Capital Partnerships:
A Debt Free Solution to the Property Crash

Now there are times, this most definitely being one of them, when one can get a little down in the mouth as it were about banks and money and credit and whatnot. What to do, what to do.

That the banking system has been designed by half-wits is now self evident. Actually, that’s incorrect. The simple truth is they are not half-wits but bright, cunning rascals who have known for a long time exactly what the results of a spiralling tower of interest bearing debt would be; basically the plundering by the have of the have nots. Same old same old. Yet it doesn’t have to be this way.
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First published in the British humour magazine “Punch” on April 3, 1957, the following neatly encapsulates the tone of the cheeky madness that is our monetary and banking system. Of course, customers do in essence lend money to banks by depositing it there, but it is not true that banks do likewise. The money that banks lend out is created as an interest bearing debt out of thin air, which I suppose is the best place to create it out of.
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I’ve been wittering on about INTEREST for what now seems like several months. After discussing this issue with Scott and some other luminaries (see podcast in previous post), I had cause to write a comment or two which I now place below. May you find it … interesting.

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Apparently there’s a bit of a stink on Wall Street these days. Someone’s misplaced $700 billion (and the rest) and is in need of borrowing a bit to tide them over ’til next week. Any takers?

The Senate is pretty keen. So too, according to the paid for puppet advocates in the media, will be the House of Representatives. Just so long as the US taxpayer meets the bill thereby maintaining the culture of “Private Profits, Public Debt” so much favoured by the thieves union that is big business, the Govt and last but not least, the privately owned Fed and its attendant stockholders.

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If you had purchased £1000 of Northern Rock shares one year ago it would now be worth £4.95.

With HBOS, earlier this week your £1000 would have been worth £16.50

£1000 invested in XL Leisure would now be worth less than £5.

But if you bought £1000 worth of Stella Artois Lager one year ago, drank it all, then took the empty cans to an aluminum re-cycling plant, you would get £214. So based on the above statistics the best current investment advice is to drink heavily and re-cycle.

Bankruptcy is one of the world’s fastest growing hobbies. All across Europe, the UK and America, more and more people are getting involved in this absorbing pastime. If you’ve looked into going bankrupt there are a few things you’ll need. Some unrepayable debts generally come in handy as do a host of creditors beating on your door. Not literally of course as you probably shouldn’t have a door worth beating on if you are really serious about taking up this invigorating pursuit.

However, nothing adds more fun and pleasure than turning the tables on the courts and the banking system as a whole. This approach is such a great wheeze that people who have no need to go bankrupt are now seriously considering doing so, just to have their day in court and kick the financial system swift and hard.

What could be more satisfying than gaining a full remission of your debts, exposing fraud and showing the banks up for the low life tricksters that they are? Little else it would seem.

Now, before you splutter “Will you get to the point you prevaricating prattler”, let me get to the point. Which is this -

IF you are ever faced with a foreclosure or a bankruptcy proceeding in court – demand that the Lender, while under-oath on the witness stand, answer this one question:

“Should the one who funded the loan be the one who is repaid the money?”

If their answer is YES, or NO, the bank must zero out the (false) debt on their fraudulantly created – non-existent loan. That’s right – there was NOT a (lawful) LOAN made to you. Bemused? Good.

ALL Bankers, Politicians and Judges know this truth – and they fear the wrath of the public should their dirty-secret ever become known by a critical mass of the people. The dirty secret being that for decades, they have been defrauding borrowers, that is you if you are in the position of facing bankruptcy.

Bankers will not answer that one question in any courtroom in the world – because they know that -

The BORROWER is the one who actually funded the loan.

They also know that the evidence of this FACT can easily be found within the bank’s own loan bookkeeping entries.

What is being said here? Let us re-phrase. YOU the borrower, are the one who FUNDED the loan you received from the bank. You may now be asking yourself the most obvious question, “How did I do that?”. How indeed.

Your request for a loan empowers the “lender” to create the money out of thin air as an interest bearing debt. They, the “lender” did not “fund” the loan, you did. You funded it by agreeing to and signing a loan contract. But that contract fails to mention that you are the one who is funding the loan and is therefore unenforceable due to the deceptive nature of the contract.

So, if the lender says “No”, then your response is “Thank you, there is nothing to repay, I’ll be on my way”. If the lender responds “Yes”, then your response is “Thank you, I am the one who funded the loan and therefore no further payment is due to you, I’ll be on my way”.

To follow this line further, I suggest you pay a visit to the website of Thomas Schauf who has dug into this area to a considerable degree. You can locate his work HERE:

We Have More Power And Freedom Than We Are Led To Believe

In the realms of money, law and the laws of money we have been relentlessly hypnotised into a placid state of non-enquiry. The money issuing power resides in each one of us. The banks, using cunning and deception, exploit that situation to the full thereby ensuring our ongoing enslavement to their system.

This is by no means that final word on this area. More to follow.