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The banks have corrupted parliaments and courts in order to achieve their seemingly invincible position. Through the
parliaments, banks have set in place legislation which form the blue print and provide the means to realize their goal.
However, such legislation can only be enforced
through the courts where, if justice were to prevail, bad laws would be vetoed and rejected in fair trials or tribunals. That is why the banks have to have dominance
over the courts. They do this by firstly controlling the judges and secondly eliminating juries - thereby removing any possibility that the judges may "do right" or that the
people may exercise their will.
But there is a chink in the banks' armour - an Achilles' heel. There is a way to smash the banks by proclaiming a simple
truth which the banks have swept aside in the implementation of their practice of issuing loan contracts.
The truth is in the meaning of the word, "variable",
as found in the Oxford English Dictionary. "Variable" means "uncertain" and "certain" means "not variable". For contracts to be valid under the common law, there
must be "certainty of terms" as an essential element. Therefore, all loan contracts in which the banks have incorporated variable interest rates are invalid. Those
loans are illegal and the banks are common law criminals.
The judges know this and are concealing this serious offence. This website exposes the
incompetence, corruption and treachery in the judiciary.
Magna Carta says, "To no one will we sell, to no one will we deny or delay, Right or
Justice.". Unless the banks can be defeated, such noble principles are gone and the people, having no rights, are merely slaves.
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MAXIMS OF LAWS:
Lawyers and Judges like quoting "Maxims of Law" because
they like to think that, by doing so, they are showing a superior knowledge and intelligence and that only they are fit and proper persons to run the Courts. What follows will
hopefully dispel that myth. Read ON 670k pdf
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