Misleading language usage, also known as fictitious conveyance of language, can cause harm. When an organisation or corporation, engages in the misleading use of language, it’s referred to as “deceptive trade practices.” It is important to remember that all governments… Continue Reading →
Flag State Authority refers to the government or administration of a country under whose flag a ship is registered. The flag state has legal authority and responsibility for enforcing regulations and ensuring compliance with international maritime standards on vessels registered… Continue Reading →
Fraud and Defraud are often used interchangeably, yet there’s subtle differences in their meanings. While they share similarities in terms of deception and dishonesty, the key distinction lies in the specific intent and the severity of the actions involved. Defraud… Continue Reading →
Notice of Liability example for people looking for a “template”. This is a copy of the document recently delivered to Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Dr Maria van Kerkhove, Dr Janet Diaz and Jeremy Farrar. This Notice is drafted with the help… Continue Reading →
Punctuation has specific meaning in computer systems, according to the “service corporation” commonly known as “North Yorkshire council,” in England. This “service corporation” is ditching the punctuation point on street signs after careful consideration. According to Dr Ellie Rye, a… Continue Reading →
The secret combination is well and truly under way all around you. The banks have a deal going with the politicians and the so-called ‘establishment’. Simply put, the politicians give total control to the banks (partly because they are too… Continue Reading →
Without correcting records of name, proven with verified documents, there’s evidence of unlawful conversion against every living man and woman. Because the name of “your” bank account isn’t you. Way back in 1970s, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau stated that… Continue Reading →
A promissory note is one way to steal customers’ credit. How? When a customer applies for a mortgage, the bank pretends the customer’s signed paperwork isn’t really money. A promissory note is essentially a piece of paper stating: “I promise… Continue Reading →
Can truth in Bank statements show as clear proof of authorised verification and validation of an account? A bank statement only provides a summary of transactions and balances. It may not independently prove the correctness, authorisation, verification, and validation of… Continue Reading →
Ever wonder about AFCA bias towards Banks? Australian Financial Complaints Authority Limited is Australia’s financial “ombudsman”, an organisation funded by the banks and insurance companies. AFCA appears to assume that banks “act in good faith“, giving more weight to banks’… Continue Reading →
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