Topic: Laws and judgement not fair money laundering and goverment life world all over (Read 82 times)

The largest money laundering in the world is legal money laundering. Here's how it works.

A borrower borrows money from a bank. The bank deposits his promissory note just like it was a check or money order. Then the bank withdraws the money and gives it to the borrower like it was a loan. Fresh,new money for the bank, and a diluted money system in that amount... when it gets to 'market'.

Legal, but not right. A lie that would destroy the banking system if the people knew.

The Federal Reserve Bank was started in 1914. It has been doing this for over 100 years. They have $trillions on the books from doing this. But if they use a tiny fraction of it, they would destroy the whole money system. So they simply keep on doing it.

When people like Trump block sending more money to Ukraine, the bank owners simply send a little more from elsewhere. They need to be careful about it so that they don't send enough that it destroys their system, and so that people don't figure out what they are doing.

The world is full of corruption, and that's why you see that the government bodies are after where they will be bribed to call white a different color. The rich has bought them over and put them in their pocket, making the poor vulnerable to the rich. Bank workers are also after tips from the rich to help them in money  laundering.

This topic reminds me of a recent happening in my country. A politician stole about $6 million from public coffers and the court granted him bail with less than $50,000. It shows that the court intentionally did that so that he would be able to afford his bail sum. But petty criminal are hammered with stringent bail conditions that will make them spend their entire life in jail. In my country, justice is reserved only for the people who can afford to bribe judges.

If poor people are kidnapped in my area, the police will do nothing. They will simply encourage the family of the victim to pay ransom. But the police will take the case seriously if the rich is involved. They will adopt all meaningful strategies to rescue the victims. We are simply living in a highly unjust world.

That's how a lot of humans beings react whenever they around rich people, they always want to be nice and polite, the police personnels are products of our society, just like they say in our local parlance that the apple fruit doesn't fall far from the apple tree. We've seen several cases how police personnels react whenever they see a beautiful car, even when the person is a traffic offender, they sometimes try to help the person to justify his crime the person has committed and let the person go scout free, but this rules doesn't apply to the ordinary person, as you will be held accountable to any traffic offence you commit right at that moment, so rich people are always advantageous in most cases.

being poor places you at a lot of disadvantage in the society and there's no way you expect that you will be treated in the same way the rich is being treated. The illustration you've given is a popular thing most individual from third world country has experienced where at check point, vehicles that are usee for commercials purposes mainly by the poor get to be checked and extorted from while the rich that drives luxurious cars get to face very minimalistic scrutiny.

The society is governed with money and the state it is currently operating in, it's becoming tougher for the ones that are not doing well financially to get fair treatment from law enforcement agencies. The crimes an average individual commites and get to receive a life sentence most times are swept under the carpet when the person found to have committed that act is well to do. No fingers are equal, no two individual enjoys similar privileges and no law gives everyone free and fair treatment. The law they say is not a respecter of persons but in the real world, the laws functions differently based on the kind of individual involved.

^^^ In addition, if you look at the legal meanings of words, and follow the meaning of 'taxes' to whatever words it is described by, and then look up those words, at the end of the day (end of the examination), taxation legally means 'fraud'.

You misunderstand the morals of the situation. Paying taxes is dishonest, not honest. The reason for that is taxation is a form of extortion. If I say "give me $10,000 or I will put you in a cage" and you give me $10,000, then I'm encouraged to go to other people and say "give me $12,000 or I will put you in a cage". Before you know it I'm taking half of people's money or more. Temptation of others is considered a wrong by Christianity, and I believe that is a true statement. By paying taxes, you are encouraging even more taxes.

So, the reason our privacy is being under assault by criminals claiming to be the government is that they are used to violating human rights... that is how they make a living. We are in an economically tyrannical authoritarian rule. People make an odd assumption that just because their technically isn't a king that they are not under a dictatorship. When people are working for the government almost as much as 1700's slaves were working for their plantation masters, then just perhaps people are not as free as they believe.

While taxation could be done in a way that is honest, most people would no longer call that taxation. They would call it purchasing services in a free market.

In this life if you want to be seen as a person or someone ready to be among the respected people you have to make money, money has made everything change easy for people who make it, talking about the law, money has bought the law to the extent that if you have money and you commit a crime you don't need to worry about that because you can even bribe the judge or your lawyer before the court and win your case.

Corruption is everywhere I don't think there is anything that can change that because people like the police can't change as they see Corruption as a way to make money in other to satisfy their family needs, I don't support Corruption and it is something that can not let a country to develop but as today we don't have right to talk because the government who are ahead of us are the cause it, so we live life the way it is and pray for better days ahead.

When someone who lives criminal life doing something then nobody don't care yes the law endorcement and goverment do check them but they take it is as that's the life style.
But If the honest person who paying always taxes and working hard making even one mistake they will be treated like criminal.
The new cbdc plans definately will be on favour also for those who will cheat and lie about anything always but it will over surveliance the honest citizens who never done anything bad or don't have even plans to do anything bad but yet the upcoming money laundering kyc AML andrules and more survelaince will make you guilty instantly and you need to proof your innocent status.
Laws and court and good lawyers takes money and justice are for those who got that money.
And we see that everyday that justice system have become rather business but not fair system, also while banks are suspected and no stop at all by laundering large funds for not good people "then nobody don't see anything" while average honest person have even by mistake something suspcious on bank account even the 50$ lol then Banks could suspect that person might not be honest never mind that person been paying taxes and doing everything legit all his life.
So justice is not for everybody and all the court cases we see If you got money and status but you not correct moraly then you are clean and 100% legit

I seen even police actions in different regions and areas If police stop cars on poor area then they not so nice and try to make life hard while i seen when police stop cars on rich neighorhood then they try to be nice and polite and even let go the driver with some little not lawful actions like drink and driving because they just don't want to be rude while in the not so rich neighohoods they tend to look for troubles