8 Reasons to Prove that there is No Such Thing As a Bank or Mortgage Loan to You. 1. The bank never signed the contract for acceptance or agreement. You, the alleged Borrower, are the only one who signed this Unilateral contract which is void from the begging. You must have a minimum of two …
Heaven or Hell This November, You Choose While walking down the street early one day a Corrupt Government Corporate Official Politician (Aren’t they all??) was tragically hit by a car and died on the first morning of November. His soul arrives in heaven and is met by St. …
Scammers and Hackers Are Everywhere To RIP YOU OFF, So BEWARE! The Scammer that has been ripping my future customers off has a new team that calls you if you call my old phone number or email me at Gmail.com.. Somehow, beyond my knowledge, he intercepts either my emails and/or my phone calls, so PLEASE, …
You Deserve This Government Benefit so take advantage now. Did you know about this little known hidden Government Benefit package that bails out homeowners with a mortgage? If you are a homeowner with mortgage debt, you deserve to know how the Government has set aside billions of dollars as a stimulus package for your benefit. …
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<h1>11 Actually 12 Top Reasons VOTING for Corporation Officials in ELECTIONS is BAD for YOU</h1> If you vote for Government officials either as a Democrat or Republican, you are voting for corporation officials as an NON-RATIFIED 14th AMENDMENT CITIZEN/PERSON/DEBT SLAVE that was added to the Second Corporate Rewritten Constitution, the ACT OF 1871 where the …
Yes, Common Law and Common Law Courts of Record are still in effect and are lawful by the Magna Carter, 1776 American Declaration of Independence, 1787 Constitution for the United States of America Union, original State Constitutions, and United States Commercial Corporation Law Statutes under the Color of Law… American Common Law was ORIGINALLY based …
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