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Sovereignty – An Awakening Slave’s Most Challenging Reflection
6th May 2015
By Uwe Schafer
Guest Writer for Wake Up World
As a former finance broker, my realization that all bank loans are fraudulent didn’t just lead to my immediate departure from the industry, it also quickly brought some of life’s deep questions to the surface.
In a recent article I shared how, as a former Finance “Professional”, I initially became aware of one of the world’s control structures of modern slavery (yes, there are more than one). I also detailed the way events have played out through the seemingly (on the surface) iron-clad structures of the “lending” industry and legal system, since I sought substantiation in my own financial affairs.
Today, I will detail why, and answer the question “But you got the money and the benefit, didn’t you?”– the most important question (and answer) in our awakening to the reality of finance and banking slavery.
A Most Challenging Reflection
Nowadays, most families, at least in the Western world, have entered into one or more “loan” agreements. It’s basically an unavoidable scenario in today’s world if you want to be able to “afford” a roof over your head and a metal box to drive around in, unless of course you are one of the lucky few who has managed to leave this behind in some way already. Many have not. Even though I can personally relate to both, I am writing this article for this vast majority.
My wife and I have actually lived through both scenarios, as we had reached a stage of being “debt-free” about 18 years ago after some reasonable business choices. Even though this was a very enjoyable position, we (or rather, “I” the patriarch) subsequently “sabotaged” it to have another shot at experiencing lack and manifesting fresh opportunities for accelerated “personal growth”, much to the dislike of my wife and family.
After learning that bank loans are fraudulent, I felt compelled to continue shining the light into this darkened corner. All our “lenders” were unable to substantiate that the promises they had made within our mutual agreements had been accordingly fulfilled, and in mid-2012, we began challenging our home-loan provider — the last bastille. We clearly advised them that in the event of non-provision of the information requested, per our agreement, we would “freeze” payments until they had complied. Then in December 2012, we served the lender a “Notice of Breach of Agreement” and made no further payments. The lender began legal enforcement proceedings with an action in the Western Australian Supreme Court in March 2013.
From this point in the story, I will walk alongside the following email which arrived earlier this week from a fellow finance pro, who by the way I do not yet know personally, but who I thank for her poignant questions, which regularly come in from all around the world. For me, this email is a mirror of some of humanity’s most pressing questions and I thank her for her permission to reproduce it here.
Lisa M
“ Hello, I am Lisa. And I am a banker as well, trained in Germany. I know what you are saying is right but what do you expect to achieve out of this? We all know money, sadly, rules the world and that’s the way you can buy a house through a loan. Have you got any suggestions how else you would advise people how they should finance a house if not going to bank. I think the whole system will collapse if you will win this court case. Not just you but every single person will go to court and claim that it was not legitimate from the bank to “give a loan” from something the bank doesn’t have. So who is paying on the end the contractors and workers which build all these houses or manufactured cars? I understand a 100% where your arguments coming from but to literally blow a system without having an alternative one is just headless. I would like to know if you have suggestions for a new “banksystem” and how you would like to achieve those changes? Kind regards – Lisa M 
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Before I dive in… If you are fairly new to all this, I recommend you do some independent research about the nature of money, lending and banking. We have all been duped by the financial system; the very thing we argue over all day long, being “money” is an entire fiction. That is the basic benchmark of understanding here.
For more information, please see the following articles:
- Finance Broker Learns That Banks Don’t Loan Money – What Happens Next?
- Understanding the Illusion of Money and the Economic System Construct
So, with that out of the way, we can address Lisa’s concerns, which for a long time were mine too.
I’d like to begin with a lesson in psychology that has helped me immensely on this journey.
Previous article by Uwe Schafer:
- Finance Broker Learns That Banks Don’t Loan Money – What Happens Next?
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