No 264 – OPPT: A Message from Heather: Almost Every Loan, If Not Every Loan is Fraud … No Loan Was Made
Feb26
by Southern Cross
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25 February 2013 – Posted by Brian Kelly on Americak Kabuki
Almost Every Loan, If Not Every Loan is Fraud … No Loan Was Made
From
Brian: Heather shared this message in a Skype chat, and I thought it
was well worth sharing. I asked for permission (just like we did with
the Poof interview lol) and here was her response:
Heather:
Sure … go for it … just post also with data that loan and debt are two
different concepts, legally, lawfully, factually and as a matter of
public policy.
The following dialogue is pulled directly from the Skype conversation:
Heather Ann Tucci-Jarraf:
QUESTION HAS BEEN POPPING UP REGARDING STUDENT LOANS, MORTGAGE LOANS, ETC…
ALMOST
EVERY LOAN, IF NOT EVERY LOAN, IS FRAUD … NO LOAN WAS MADE. IF NO LOAN
WAS MADE, THEN NO DEBT COULD LAWFULLY OR LEGALLY EXIST.
WAS
A LOAN MADE? HERE IS WHAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO PRODUCE IN ORDER TO
ESTABLISH THAT A LOAN WAS MADE AND THAT YOU MAY HAVE A DEBT:
1. produce documentation of prior title, ownership and rights to the money they purportedly loaned you
2.
produce documentation of the history and origin of funds that they
purporetedly had prior title, ownership and rights to that they
purportedly loaned you (banking requires 3 generations at least if not
all the way back to issuance/creation of the alleged funds…this is why
banks issue a letter of origin/history of funds)
3.
produce documentation of the actual transaction and transfer of said
funds (prior title, ownership, and rights) from loaner to borrower
(invoicing/receipts) there is a difference between a “loan” and “debt,”
conceptually and factually look up the definitions of loan and debt
difference
between statement and invoice…only an invoice has to be paid…however
they would first have to show that they made you a loan…if no loan, each
invoice is fraud, mail fraud, etc.
Side Note: I
share this on the day I will be sending a little Courtesy Notice to the
wonderful people over at Chase bank to let them know that the money
they purportedly “loaned” me for my car is fraudulent and I will no
longer be sending in ANY payments
Thanks to: http://oppttheunfoldingstory.wordpress.com
Feb26
by Southern Cross
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25 February 2013 – Posted by Brian Kelly on Americak Kabuki
Almost Every Loan, If Not Every Loan is Fraud … No Loan Was Made
From
Brian: Heather shared this message in a Skype chat, and I thought it
was well worth sharing. I asked for permission (just like we did with
the Poof interview lol) and here was her response:
Heather:
Sure … go for it … just post also with data that loan and debt are two
different concepts, legally, lawfully, factually and as a matter of
public policy.
The following dialogue is pulled directly from the Skype conversation:
Heather Ann Tucci-Jarraf:
QUESTION HAS BEEN POPPING UP REGARDING STUDENT LOANS, MORTGAGE LOANS, ETC…
ALMOST
EVERY LOAN, IF NOT EVERY LOAN, IS FRAUD … NO LOAN WAS MADE. IF NO LOAN
WAS MADE, THEN NO DEBT COULD LAWFULLY OR LEGALLY EXIST.
WAS
A LOAN MADE? HERE IS WHAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO PRODUCE IN ORDER TO
ESTABLISH THAT A LOAN WAS MADE AND THAT YOU MAY HAVE A DEBT:
1. produce documentation of prior title, ownership and rights to the money they purportedly loaned you
2.
produce documentation of the history and origin of funds that they
purporetedly had prior title, ownership and rights to that they
purportedly loaned you (banking requires 3 generations at least if not
all the way back to issuance/creation of the alleged funds…this is why
banks issue a letter of origin/history of funds)
3.
produce documentation of the actual transaction and transfer of said
funds (prior title, ownership, and rights) from loaner to borrower
(invoicing/receipts) there is a difference between a “loan” and “debt,”
conceptually and factually look up the definitions of loan and debt
difference
between statement and invoice…only an invoice has to be paid…however
they would first have to show that they made you a loan…if no loan, each
invoice is fraud, mail fraud, etc.
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Side Note: I
share this on the day I will be sending a little Courtesy Notice to the
wonderful people over at Chase bank to let them know that the money
they purportedly “loaned” me for my car is fraudulent and I will no
longer be sending in ANY payments
Thanks to: http://oppttheunfoldingstory.wordpress.com