What is Fractional Reserve Banking System

What is Fractional Reserve Banking System

Fractional Reserve Banking is a widely adopted practice in modern economies, whereby commercial banks are allowed to hold only a fraction of their deposit liabilities as reserves, while lending out the remaining funds. Looked at differently, Fractional Reserve Banking is a system employed by banks to create money and facilitate the flow of capital within… Continue reading What is Fractional Reserve Banking System

Jordan Maxwell and David Icke Discuss the Difference Between Common Law and Statute Law

Jordan Maxwell and David Icke Discuss the Difference Between Common Law and Statute Law

In a conversation between Jordan Maxwell and David Icke, the speakers discuss the difference between common law and statute law – the latter being developed for corporations during global trading, leading to the imposition of deceitful laws on the human race, supported by modern government institutions. The speakers argue that government institutions consider human beings… Continue reading Jordan Maxwell and David Icke Discuss the Difference Between Common Law and Statute Law