The History of Money
in the U.S.A.
According to law (Article 1 Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution) only gold and silver can be used to settle debts. The commercial scene, however, changed after the Depression of 1929.
The federal government’s taking of the people’s gold in 1933 would have been an act of treason on the parts of then President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Congress if the people were not given a remedy. That remedy was put in place with House Joint Resolution 192 which then became Public Law and Public Policy.
Since the people were left without lawful money to pay their debts, the new law and Public Policy provides for the people’s debts to be discharged, “.. .dollar for dollar...”, which means your mortgage should have been lawfully discharged as soon as you sat down at the closing table. Even if that event was not recognized, then your signing of the promissory note ("pn") was more than an even exchange for the credit created by your "lender". They did not lend you anything belonging to themselves. That pn was converted into a negotiable instrument, relieving you of any further obligation. All of those other papers you signed are what got you into unilateral contracts which were void from the beginning since there was no disclosure. You had no knowledge of what was really going on “behind the scenes”.
How did your pn
become such a money-maker for them?
Without gold
and silver (which was removed in 1967) to back the
currency we use, something else had to give the
“pictures of dead presidents” value. That “something”
is the labor and assets of the people, which results
in the people being the creditors who supply the
credit supporting the U.S. government and the monetary
system. By the banking "fractional reserve" system,
the value of payment instruments can be multiplied, so
that your check for $100, for example, deposited into
your account actually creates hundreds of dollars for
the bank's usage. It's all done with digits in a
computer.
Due to the
current deceitful environment, you have every legal
and moral right to replace the deed of trust that you
signed at the closing table with documents that better
reflect the truth of your ownership and enable you to
hold your property in virtual allodium, free of
mortgages, liens and maybe even taxes.
If this
financial information is shocking to you or if you'd
like a better explanation, do watch the educational
and entertaining videos linked to on our Awaken to the Real Deal page
at http://webmavin.com/Awaken.html.
You can also
find articles about the commercial impact of the
federal government's bankruptcy on the Products
page of our sister
website, NaturallyPrudent.com.
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The Foreclosure Remedy
Gaining Full Ownership Program
If you have not yet read our Foreclosure Report,
we invite you to
do so now.
The courts and the
counties are finally recognizing how properties are
being stolen from homeowners. Read about it here.
Whether you are facing foreclosure of the mortgage on your home or if you are still current on your mortgage payments but have discovered that your mortgage is fraudulent, it is possible to rid yourself of those monthly payments and become Full Owner of your property.
Most other programs tend to overlook the underlying fraud in the system, relying only on the statutes and bank errors to stop foreclosure. It's something like saying "It's OK that you robbed me, but you didn't follow all the other the rules."
The Full Ownership Program does not co-exist with the underlying illusion. In order to take best advantage of our Program, some essential knowledge is necessary. Firstly, the contract you signed at the closing has two parts: 1) The Deed of Trust outlines the terms and conditions of the trust contract between the "lender" and the homeowner; and 2)The Promissory Note which outlines the intention of the homeowner to pay the "lender" or "loan servicer" monthly amounts plus interest.
The Deed of Trust ("DOT") is your property through which you give the bank permission to securitize your Promissory Note ("PN"), meaning that it is bundled with many others and put through a public auction pool. You have created the public interest. The DOT lists you as the owner of the property; not the trustee, not the beneficiary or the servicing company. It is your receipt for the transaction and is an asset valued at whatever amount is stated on the Note.
The servicing bank then opens up a demand deposit account for you with a mortgage identification number. Your security instrument -- the DOT or Mortgage -- is deposited into it. This is your asset. In fact, whenever your name, social security number and date appears on any agreement, contract or other document, that creates value. It is from this value that the credit to acquire your new home was derived.
Did you think the bank actually lent you their "money"? Surprise! The "money" is really your credit and it didn't exist until you put pen to paper at the closing table.
However, even though your property was purchased with your credit, the debt is still valid because you created it. You are the one who chose all of the parties in the contract even if you weren't aware of it. The thing is, the bank is negligent because they are supposed to be holding your property, the PN that you agreed to pay and the DOT or mortgage which outlines the terms & conditions. In order to securitize it or move it, the bank needs to keep the two documents together. Otherwise, it's like having an electronic toy without the batteries. The PN provides the power, the current ("currency") for the DOT.
Hopefully, after reading the foregoing, you now realize that you are the only one who put anything of value into your home purchase transaction, so guess who's in the driver's seat. That's right; you are. And you are able to take charge of reclaiming your property.
The method we use is entirely administrative and goes straight to the heart of the matter which is your PN. We will show you how to re-present your promissory note to whomever is claiming to be the current mortgagee so that it will satisfy any outstanding debt that may exist. That action will "settle" the trust you may not have even been aware of creating in the first place. Your property then has to be returned to you. If it is not, it would be an unmistakable act of thievery.
If the bank/mortgagee is reluctant to return the property to it's rightful owner, a notary public can step in to protest the bank's lack of performance. When the bank dishonors the notary's process by not replying, or replying in an improper manner, the notary can issue a Certificate of Reconveyance which enables you to re-claim your property.
Although this program is simple and powerful, it may not be for everyone. People who prefer to pay someone else to handle their challenges need to work with an attorney, in which case they'd be working through the courts. The Full Ownership program is for those who are willing to take charge of defending their property themselves. To build invincible confidence to do this, you need one thing: knowledge of who you are! Just realize that the credit in the "full faith and credit" clause of the United States of America is created by you and anyone else who can cloud a mirror and has a registered birth certificate. That is the only credit (a.k.a. "money") that exists.
The operators of this website don't just set you up with some paperwork and then have e-mail autoresponders and recorded messages answer your pleas for help. Once our business relationship is established, we work with you to address challenges as they arise. Letters from your opponent must be answered if you are to remain in control. We are "wordsmiths" who have an arsenal of responses to deal with whatever crafty paperwork you may receive.
Your donation of $3,000 can be reduced if you have more than one property, or if you introduce others who contract with us.
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