The Truth About Mortgages and the Power of Your Signature

In this informative video, we explore the etymology of the word "mortgage," which comes from the French word for "death grip." The video delves into the deceptive practices employed by mortgage companies, which do not actually lend money to borrowers but instead monetize their signatures by discharging a value against their treasury bond. The video explains that when applying for a mortgage, the borrower's signature is what the mortgage company wants, as it allows them to monetize the value of the borrower's treasury bond. The company then lends the borrower a piece of paper with fine print in the back, which includes the legal lease. The borrower signs this lease, believing that funds will be available in a few days, but in reality, the mortgage company has already received payment without disclosing this information to the borrower. The video highlights the importance of understanding that the money involved in a mortgage is just paper with no real value, and the property holds true value. If the borrower fails to make payments, the mortgage company takes the property, as they do not want the paper money. The video also discusses the power of the borrower's signature and how they can use it to their advantage by asserting their spiritual authority and demanding that the mortgage company close their account, as demonstrated by the speaker's personal experience.