The “money” that you are forced to use by the banks and
the money that the banks use themselves are different. Banks use promissory
notes and bills of exchange, and all this is clearly outlined in the
Uniform Commercial Code. (Other countries including India, Australia, the UK
and South Africa use the Bills of exchange Act).
This is what money is – pieces of paper with signatures
on them. The Bills of Exchange Act which
originates from the UK, is common to almost every country in the world. For
example, an inchoate instrument is defined across the globe as any blank
piece of paper containing a signature. An inchoate instrument can be filled up
as a bill of exchange to the value of any amount. Be careful what you sign.
Both UCC and the Bills of Exchange Act, talks about
“capacity to contract.” Look at the words: Capacity (a volume of liquid/ity) to
contract (to shrink back to zero).
You can contract any bill because our “money” is no longer backed by any
physical resource.
Think about the concept of capital. The president of the
United States (which is actually a trading name, the corporation name is
actually the “Virginia Company”) lives on “Capitol Hill”. Every country has a
“capital.” All things capital (like capital letters) relate to all things
commercial and that means everything comes down to money.
The Romans had three classes of people: capitis dimunitio maxima, capitis
dimunitio media and
capitis dimunitio minima.
You can read all about this in Black’s Law Dictionary. Slaves are capitis
dimnutio maxima (maximum loss of rights).
Slaves had their names spelt in capital
letters. Grave stones have names spelt in capital letters because they are
legally dead. Clever reading and understanding the Cestui
Que Vie Trust Act of 1666, which was passed while everyone
was focusing their attention on the Great Fire of London, declared everyone
legally dead.
The assets of all the dead people were put into a trust
and are held by the state. This still applies today – you do not own property,
you only think you do. Read your title deed carefully, it says that the state
reserves all its rights. Are you dead? Yes, which is why your name is spelt in
block capitals on all legal documents.
Have a look at how any diplomat has his official name spelled: half his
name is in capital letters and half his name is lower case. This is capitis dimunitio media
and refers to medium loss of rights.
When slaves won their freedom, they were
given a title. The slaves were very happy, but they had no idea that their
title simply meant “slave.”
This just highlights the important aspect of all of this convoluted Language is
used to deceive humanity.
More evidence that death abounds in the legal and banking
word can be seen in the word ‘mortgage’,
which, like the word ‘mortuary’ is
related to death. Even the word ‘attorney’ comes from the word ‘attorn’, which
means to take from one person and give to another, while keeping a nice chunk
for yourself of course.
Attorneys cannot see,
they can only hear because
everything must be in writing which is why you have a court hearing, not a
court seeing. We can therefore confidently state that justice is blind. In
fact, the entire court room is contained in the piece of paper – the contract.
In court, contract is everything. Writing is the
language of the corporation because in the past when these clever tricks were
established, very few people could read or write. When they learnt to read and
write, the legal language was still very different to the language used on the
street, even though the words sounded the same.
The legal and banking world is completely two dimensional
with no heart and no soul. Certain judges have the power to grant remedy, but
even their hands are tied because they are playing out an act. They are bound by the script of the act (the statutes) and
there is not much room for improvisation.
You will notice that Judges always operate in
honour.
They are always referred to as being “honourable.” But being “in honour” and
being “with honour” are completely different. This is one of the many misnomers
about legal language. Legal words and English words are NOT THE SAME THING.
Honour simply means “balanced books” or that
the “debts are paid.” The Judge is a banker and his books are always balanced.
Another classic example is the word “security” which does NOT mean what you
think it means. Security is more or less the pledge on a negotiable instrument.
You pledge your “security” to the instrument
so the instrument (or debt) is then “secured.” A secured instrument is
one where a “person” puts in their sweat and energy into insuring that it gets
honoured (paid).
Remember, the Judge sits on a bench and the root
origin of the word “bench” comes from the Latin word “banca” because
merchant bankers would sit on a bench in the market places. If they were caught
cheating, the naughty banker would have their bench smashed in public and from
that they forth they were bankrupt.
Judges are always in honour, because to
be in dis-honour would mean to be
insolvent. Judges books are always balanced / their debts are always paid
because they represent the bank.
A bank's books must, by definition, always be balanced (which is yet more proof
that they do not really loan money).
You will learn this when you learn about
banking – the bank is merely a debit / credit computer system that operates on
your instruction. When you wake up and realise that you can instruct the bank
differently, and enough people do it as well, then everything will shift. It’s
all about knowledge and enlightenment – this is our pledge to the people of
South Africa.
(In memory of Dr. Johan Joubert, who dedicated his life to bring
us this volume of research and knowledge.)
