Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

Inspector of Schools, has recently recommended that children should leave school at age 14
and become apprentices.
14. Col. Gaddafi carried out the world’s largest irrigation project, known as the Great Man-Made
River project, to make water readily available throughout his desert country.
So, I will leave it up to you to decide if the attacks on Libya and the killing of Col. Gaddafi was an
honest action designed to make the world a safer and better place, or if those actions were
motivated by some other agenda.
The Technique:
The lawyers and bankers have the objective of taking all of your money and keeping you
permanently in debt to them. In the UK, the currency was “the pound sterling” and a £1 note was
a promise certifying that there was literally a one pound weight of sterling silver held in storage to
back the value of that note and save the person carrying around the actual pound weight of silver.
That link was broken, and nowadays, the £1 note (or in the US, the $1 note) has no actual value
as it is no longer a promise that an amount of valuable metal is being held in storage in order to
give that piece of paper it’s value. In reality, these paper currency notes have no more value than
the paper notes in the board game “Monopoly” and that value is only the value of the paper on
which the notes are physically printed, which is, almost nothing at all.
Take the process in America as an example: The “government” decides that it needs some
money, so it calls up the (privately owned) Federal Reserve Bank and requests, say,
$10,000,000,000. The Federal Reserve Bank replies saying “Sure, we will buy $10 billion in
government Bonds from you”. So the “government” takes some pieces of paper, paints some
official-looking designs on them and calls them “Treasury Bonds”. Then it puts a value on them
of $10 billion and sends them over to the Federal Reserve Bank. In turn, the people in the
Federal Reserve Bank draw up a series of impressive looking pieces of paper themselves, only,
this time, calling them Federal Reserve notes, also designated with a value of $10 billion. The
Federal Reserve Bank then takes these notes and trades them for the Treasury Bonds. Once
this trade is complete, the government then takes the $10 billion in Federal Reserve notes and
deposits them in a bank account, and on doing this, the $10 billion becomes legal tender money,
adding $10 billion to the US money supply. And there it is: $10 billion in new money has been
created out of nothing and with no intrinsic value whatsoever. Of course, this example is a
generalisation because in reality, this transaction would occur electronically, with no paper used
at all. In fact, only 3% of the US money supply exists in physical currency and the other 97%
exists in computers alone.
The same style of operation happens in the UK as well with the (privately owned) Bank of
England, producing valueless ‘currency’. The banks deliberately compound the problem by
lending this valueless money to individual people as a loan or mortgage, knowing full well that
there is not enough money in circulation to pay off the loan and the interest. If, for example, the
loan is £1000 on a credit card, then the credit card company will want about £1200 back as they
charge interest. But as they do that with all of the “money” fraudulently created (actually ten
times the amount in America), there is physically not enough to allow the interest to be paid
unless the economy of the country keeps on expanding rapidly. The objective here is to take
physical goods and possessions away from the borrower when he finds himself unable to pay the
amount asked for.
The total lack of value of present day currency was demonstrated when a mortgage loan
repossession was challenged in court in America. For any commercial contract anywhere in the
world to be valid, something of worth has to be put forward by both parties to that contract. When
a bank “lends” it’s worthless money as a mortgage, it has put forward nothing of value and so the
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