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…


Commentary on my commentary
I have learned a few things about myself over this past week.
For starters, I enjoy commenting on social phenomena:)
Further, I see now that my blog is privy to my emotional states. My frustrations, the things I find amusing, insights about life and so on have the potential of making their way onto this platform.
I started the social commentary full of frustration. I recently de-activated my Facebook account because I was becoming irritated by what I call “pass around activism”. What I mean is simple. I can feel when people are not thinking. It is a super power of sorts. Re-posting just to be a part of something isn’t movement. We need dialog. Just not on Facebook. I just feel that Facebook activism is one slight step above locking myself in a room to play on-line warcraft with other dudes also locked in their room playing on-line war craft. It’s like being active without leaving the comfort of your shitty, stinky sweats. Later, I realized that these re-posts could be the beginning of a necessary dialog. Hey… we are usually groggy when we wake up yes? Regardless, Facebook can kiss my ass. I’m going to continue my journey with my people eye to eye… besides my blog of course.
In the end, it all comes back to love for me. Admittedly, I have a desire from time to time of exploding the entire reality as we know it to pieces. I thank God every day that I do not have access to the button that would enable that. If that were the case then the person in the car in front of me could trigger a global catastrophe simply by being old and slow.
I named this site love, art & fear because I believe these are the states we are in as humans. Love, when we open ourselves, share, have compassion, think of others in kindness and bless those around us. Fear, when we cut ourselves off from others, ignore what must be addressed, act selfishly and curse the world.
Art is everything in between.
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