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Fractional Banking System Hoax


The Fractional Banking System is Intentionally Designed to Leverage the Ability of the Banking Elite to Loan Out More Money and Therefore Collect More Interest.


The fractional banking system is not ethical, but, still, the Fed is allowed to create money out of thin air even though the results are catastrophic.

The banking system uses magic in the sense that real money does not exist when it is loaned out.

These loans only turn into real money when the borrower has to pay them back to the bank.

Basically, the fractional system allows for the bank to lend out money that is not there.

The idea behind this, according to the Federal Reserve, is to pump money into the economy, but economists realize this is actually incredibly dangerous.

When someone goes into a bank to borrow money and they are granted the loan, the bank does not go to its secret stash and take out money that they have waiting for their customers to borrow.

In fact, they have to go off their assets very little as they only have to go over to a computer and type in the amount you will be given.

Then, just like magic, the money appears, thanks to the banking system.

If you aren’t convinced this is a bad system, consider all of the interest you pay back when you take out a loan.

The banks need to only keep a small percentage of their own assets on hand to back the loan, today that figure is less than 10%.

So if a person borrows $100, the bank only needs to have $10, or less, available.

They type in the $100 number in the customer’s account and boom, there is instant money.

The customer must pay back the full $100 plus interest. This is how they create money.

You have to pay that interest or you risk losing your assets, so most people choose to pay until the loan is paid off, thus paying much more than the principle of the loan.

That means people are paying the bank interest and principal for money the bank did not really have.

The bank manages to create this money from thin air thanks to the fractional banking system, and then they get a nice profit off the fake money when you repay the loan with interest, neither if which really existed beforehand.

This does not seem to be ethical in the least, but it is completely legal in the banking world.

It is the way banks make money, and it is the way people constantly stay in debt. In addition, this adds to the financial crisis the United States is in right now.

The banking mafia know debt is slavery, and thus they have hijacked the financial system in order keep the people enslaved.



Borrowing Debt

Every time someone borrows money from a bank, they are actually helping the bank.

The bank is allowed to create money out of thin air, and then they are able to collect interest and principal from the borrower.

This makes the banks wealthy and the banking elite who are behind it all very powerful.

Their goal is to enslave us to debt and introduce their New World Order.

With a click on the keyboard, billions of dollars are created. Is it ethical for banks to use the fractional banking system to prey on those who need loans?

Is it ethical for the banking system to create money out of nothing?


The Government

The federal government is also a victim of this fractional system, but only because they choose to be.

When they need money, they go to the privately owned Federal Reserve, the reserve clicks that number into the government’s account thereby creating money, and gives it to the government with interest and principal due.

Loans are not real money. They are made out of nothing and they are making the elite very rich.

They consist of fictitious money and that money is what makes the elite wealthy and what puts the United States in debt.

With so much fake money in circulation, the economy has crumbled and the New World Order is imminent.





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