Brandon Miller, Real Estate Mogul, committed suicide.

 


He was $34 million in debt and was being sued for fraud.

Some ask me “Zach, why are you taking on all that debt. Won’t you ruin your life?” This is why. Brandon Miller was $34M in debt. He felt owned by powerful people and believed that suicide was the only way out. Debt destroys people when it is treated as legitimate. I’m here to say, “Debt is not real. It’s nothing. A fabrication.”

All debt contracts secured with empty dollars and credit fabricated from nothing are not legitimate contracts. The word on the paper don’t mean diddly squat because the “lender” failed to provide real value when they used bank credits to secure promissory notes and collateral. 

In 9/13, in a little courthouse in Elbert County, Colorado, I will be testifying before the judge that Porsche Financial Group along with every other supposed creditor in the world, is not entitled to any provisions of their contracts because they defaulted on their promise to provide real assets as consideration. These banks cannot prove losses since the credit didn’t exist prior to the contract being signed. Therefore they have no injury and no claim against those who default on the notes. 


I was too late to save someone like Brandon Miller. I beg you. Tell my story so others don’t needlessly give in to despair due to a lack of knowledge like he did. 

Warmly,
Zach Moore

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