The Great British Mortgage Swindle is finally finished. There, I said it. After nine long years of technical, physical and legal struggles, at the cost of three homes, £6.3M worth of property and my formerly optimum health, the master of the film has now been delivered to its UK distributor, 101 Films, and the Theatrical, […]
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The Beginning of the End
I am, once more, the bearer of glad tidings for every one of Britain’s eleven million registered mortgage holders, which might well herald the beginning of the end for institutionalised mortgage fraud on these disunited isles. Today, the trustees of my family’s property trust received written confirmation from the Land Registry that we have shown […]
Read moreTGBMS: The Final Battle for Ashquorn House
As followers of my family’s eight year battle with Bank of Scotland and its LPA Receivers will already know, we have been fighting to prevent the fire-sale of a building called Ashquorn House in North Shields for the best part of the last four years. Having already had one void and illegal mortgage cancelled by […]
Read more#TGBMS: 20 Questions To Expose The Swindle
Here are the questions which would inevitably lead to the exposure of the nature and extent of the institutionalised Land Registration swindle, in the event that an executive officer of the Land Registry gives honest answers to them.. 1. What is the only legal mortgage registration requirement for a mortgagee? To register a […]
Read moreThe 1215 of Extraordinary Events in Turbulent Times
I am the bearer of 1215 words, comprising a logical synthesis of information regarding extraordinary events in turbulent times, the consequences of which will prove devastating to the purveyors of institutionalised mortgage fraud and the rigged courts system which so blatantly protects it. On the morning of Easter Monday 2016, I was privileged to be […]
Read moreCautionary Tale of Fuckwittery By Analogous Reasoning
Please consider this brief, cautionary tale of contemporary fuckwittery, by analogous reasoning. A fake credit card company sells a fraudulent claim to a third party, who then aggressively pursues the alleged debtor with threats of bailiffs turning up at their home to seize their possessions if they don’t pay up without delay. The alleged debtor […]
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