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January 31, 2012

money gravel

By Love, Art & Fear

When my nephew was three years old, I remember him picking up handfuls of gravel in the driveway, dropping the rocks back on the ground and exclaiming in a celebratory manner “MONEY, MONEY”.  My sister-in-law looked at me and said “I wish I could see what he is seeing, he does this all of the time”.

In my typical over-think everything fashion, I thought about this for years.  If gravel was money, quarries would be the new banks.  This would be no different from the gold claims of the 1800′s.

Nowadays, we have been led to believe that money is pieces of paper or coins or digits on a computer screen.  All of that is a great way to keep score and does fall into the definition of money but there is more to it.  In fact, all ‘money’ in the bank is measured in inter-national digital units and is therefore less than $0.  The reason is because it has to be borrowed into existence, it is therefore debt and less than $0.  The actual money or asset is held by the banks in the form of a securities that we as creditors sign and authorize.

The Uniform Commercial Code (the global commerce game’s rule book) defines money as “anything of material substance”.  While this includes securities, pledges, bonds, dollars and coins, it also includes the body, this chair I sit in and these words that I write.  I say this because most people feel broke these days and that is because they have been lied to about their actual wealth, it is because they feel more secure in their insecurity.  They choose to believe it.  Go figure.

I’m looking around the room at the obvious:  Table, chairs, floor, the entire house, the television, trinkets on the piano and so on and so forth are plain to see.  There is money everywhere and there is no shortage.  What really strikes me is that the UCC’s definition of money also includes my physical body and any outputs arising from my bodily activity (labor).  In fact, this is so valuable that the governments of the world pledge it in the form of bonds to the IMF in order to secure fiat credit.  The people are the ipso-facto creditors of the system, the government knows it and the only reason that any of us are paying for things is because we’ve been lied to.

Anyway, back to the gravel.  Imagine for a moment what it would feel like to suddenly realize that have an infinite supply of “money” all around you.  You’d probably celebrate like my nephew.  The one thing that he didn’t do with it however is stuff his pockets with it.  He just chucked it back on the ground and went on with his day.

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December 30, 2011

Mint

By Love, Art & Fear

To mint means to create or invent.  Think about that.  The people who make the most money in this world do so by creating or inventing things that many people find value in.  Money is the measurement of that value exchange.  I am not against money.  I’m against corporations printing it out of nothing but the signatures of the people and then “loaning” the counterfeit in exchange for real assets.

I digress.

I see money as a tool and a facilitator.  Lots of money just means more purchasing power and represents the systematic value we have added to the global market place.

Our modern-day system is the Roman system; not “like” but IS the Roman system.

Here in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada sits what I considered to be a temple dedicated to the Roman Goddess Juno Monetta.  Her name is where we get the term ‘monetary’ from.  Juno was in charge of maintaining and protecting the system of the Romans.  I phoned the folks at the mint to ask if it was in fact a temple dedicated to Juno and the kind gentleman on the other line just chuckled while he said “no, it is not”.  He did inform me that Canada is now under IMF policy which I found of interest.

The reason that I find this so interesting is that there are people waiting and watching for the ‘new world order’ or a world government to step in to seize control. The funny thing is that this has been accomplished.  The IMF is an unelected world government that dictates international policy.  So is the UN and World Health Organization.

At least we can sleep soundly knowing that the mint isn’t a temple to some cult goddess.

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October 20, 2011

Debt Crisis

By Love, Art & Fear

This is ridiculous already!!!

I cannot watch the news anymore and have de-activated my Facebook account due to all of the unrest and pop-opinion politics.  After studying the banking systems, government and how credit is created for 13 years I feel it important to inform as best as I can.  I don’t have all of the answers but I do get what’s going on to a certain degree.  I present the following with love and the best intentions: 

Ask yourself this:  Who owes what to whom?

One thing people have a hard time wrapping their heads around is that the banks do not loan you anything.  I repeat:  The banks do not loan anything.  They call it a loan but it is most certainly not!!!  They present securities; pieces of paper with a number amount on it.  When you sign this securities document the asset is created.  You, as a signatory create the credit.  It is your signature that orders the credit into existence.  It is that simple. 

Here is the bait and switch: 

The banks holds the security (positive) that YOU have created in trust.  You are supposed to be the beneficiary of that trust but instead you receive the “credit” (negative).  It is actually a debit.  The negative and the positive balance to cancel each other out.  There is no money (labor) owed.  The currency exists because you say so and the banks know this.  It’s a game and a trick of accounting. 

What happens when you go to work to pay back what you thought was a loan is simple; you are willingly working to pay the bank double plus interest.  REMEMBER… the bank has the security which is the asset or money or balance.  The bank has already been paid via the security.  You work to pay back something that is already paid for. 

The global game of the World Bank and Governments is the exact process at a different level.  The Government pledges the labor of the people in order to receive “credit” (debit)  that is issued by the pledge.  The World Bank does not loan anything of value.  It simply creates a negative to the positive.  The books already balance.  I understand this may be hard to wrap your head around but it is what has been going on since 1913.  It is definitely worth attempting to understand. 

The truth is that there is no actual debt.  The people were duped into giving up real assets (labor, property, collateral and signature) for an entry into a computer or leger book.  Something for nothing.  Why do you think the banks have all of the money and people are struggling?  The system was rigged. 

What can we do about it?

Research and educate your self before you get mad, react or act.  Please.  One thing that I suggest that everyone test out is the following:

If you have a “loan”, send the CFO (chief financial officer) of the bank a letter asking for an affidavit, sworn under oath of penalty of perjury and full commercial liability verifying the debt.  Ask the bank to show you where it took a loss in its books. 

These are simple questions that should have simple answers.  They will not however,  swear an affidavit verifying the debt nor will they show you the books.  The reason for this is simple; no loss was taken on the banks books as they hold the plus.  The bank actually gained the monetary value the moment that YOUR SIGNATURE touched the security.  No one in there right mind would attest to verifying a non-existent debt because they would be financially on the hook for the fraud. 

I say fraud loosely because this form of banking has been “legal” since 1913.  Lawful is a whole different story. 

What I was told by one of the higher ups in TD CANADA TRUST was that the bank only takes a perceived loss when you default or stop paying them.  This is because they literally project “future income” based on your willingness to continue working for them.  It is like a bet that you won’t know what is really going on and will keep placing value in the form of currency backed by your labor into their business. 

Now you know.  Have a good day:)

If you have any questions or actually give a shit about stuff like this then feel free to ask me any questions…

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May 24, 2011

Three more things…

By Love, Art & Fear

1.  Your birth certificate is a warehouse receipt for value deposited into the treasury of the province or country issuing.  The deposit was in the form of a name or ‘person’ (on the statement of birth) that the government pledges as a security to the Bank for International Settlements in exchange for approximately one million in credit deposited into its treasury.  The pledge is backed by the future labor of the human associated to the name.  The finance minister receives dividends from these securities in the name as it is all part of an unclaimed trust being held for you.

2.  During the first world war, Lord Rothmere commissioned a study to manipulate war information.  This is a quote from the study:  

“What the researchers discovered was that only a very small group of people understood the process of reasoning and the ability to observe the problem as opposed to passing an opinion on it. This, said Lord Rothmere, was the way in which 87% of the British public approached the war, and that the same principle applied not only to the war, but to every conceivable problem in society in general.“

3.  Considering #2 please don’t assume that I know what I am talking about.  This could all just be a part of my creative thinking process or my elaborate scheme to get you thinking about things (insert evil laughter here).  Most of it however, is based on research I’ve been doing for 13 years.  

I do know this:  Nothing is as it seems.  We all sense that something is a little off with our system of things and it’s hard to put our finger on exactly what. 

Regardless of whether you look into this information I thank you for entertaining these ideas over the past two days.

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May 23, 2011

9 things you may not know…

By Love, Art & Fear

1.  The word mortgage comes from the French word “mort” which means “dead” and “gage” from Old English, which means pledge.  Dead pledge.  From what I understand, when you take a mortgage on a property you are buying a lien position on the dead allodial title holder to the land.  Allodial is derived from a term that means ’Alloted by God’.

2.  Real estate comes from French/English origins circa 1666 meaning ‘belonging to the Royals.  From what I understand, the Crown has a lien against the property and this is why property tax can be legally extracted.  Allodial title meant that the land was God-given and no one could lay claim against the allodial title holder until death.  See #1

3.  Paper money was originally receipts for gold or silver deposits.  It used to read “pay bearer upon demand” and you could cash it in for its silver of gold equivalent.  Hence the term “worth its weight in gold” and where the english sterling pound derives its name from.

4.  Since 1933 money reads “legal tender” and is printed from the governments pledging the future labor of the people to the Bank for International Settlements in exchange for “credit” deposited into the treasury.

5.  The “credit” is actually debt and 100% of income tax goes toward interest payments to the holders of the pledge through the International Monetary Fund and Bank for International Settlements.  The Crown of England, The U.N. and The Vatican hold interests in these pledges as well.

6.  When you sign a ‘loan’ document you are creating a security that the bank can trade on the securities market.  They literally enter the number amount of the security into a computer and you go to work to pay back something that was created out of thin air by your signature.  The bank did not loan you a thing but get to keep, trade and profit from the asset/security that you created.

7.  We currently use what is called ‘fiat’ currency which means ‘by order or decree’.  We literally order it into existence by our word or signature.

8.  The Federal Reserve Bank that issues the U.S. currency is privately owned by European, British and Saudi banking families.  Before the signing of the bank act in 1913, the people could simply authorize their government to issue credit in order to facilitate the needs of both government and people.

9.  Every material ‘thing’ or service has already been bought and paid for by the labor of people.  Money was originally a barter tool to make the exchange amongst the people easy.  Once income tax was “temporarily” instated as a war measure, the people could no longer afford to buy back the fruits of their labor.  From here, they had to turn to banks for ‘loans’.

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