Hapsburg-Rothschild/De Medicis

Written by Robert Bruce Baird


I include a report from Jim Marrs which he sent to me. There is a great deal of importance in this if you also know whorepparttar Rothschilds are before their De Medicis relations like St. Germain gave themrepparttar 143681 spy network and Templar financial monopoly.

“Atrepparttar 143682 turn ofrepparttar 143683 20th century, Emperor Franz Josef of Austria self published an extraordinary book, bound in green leather with a gold tipped binding, engraved and embossed plates of copper, steel and zinc. It was entitled, “An Ehren Und An Siegen Reich” (Toward an Honorable and Victorious Reich) {N.B. – This is what we are seeing carried out by Bush and Kissinger.} and was edited by a Dr. Joseph Alexander Freiherr von Helfert. It was a handmade one-of-a-kind book and apparently no more than five copies were published. Readership was limited to Habsburg family members. In this volume was a detailed history ofrepparttar 143684 Habsburgs andrepparttar 143685 Holy Roman Empire andrepparttar 143686 prognostication of an coming Austrian-German super state. Each chapter had a different design and topic, coveringrepparttar 143687 various aspects ofrepparttar 143688 nation’s history. One of these copies ended up inrepparttar 143689 hands of Adolf Hitler who kept it secured during World War II. Atrepparttar 143690 end ofrepparttar 143691 war, a British soldier foundrepparttar 143692 book inrepparttar 143693 ruins of Hitler’s chancellery and took it as a souvenir. Inrepparttar 143694 late 1980s, this fellow died andrepparttar 143695 book passed it to his son who, not realizingrepparttar 143696 full worth ofrepparttar 143697 book but knowing that it was an expensive volume, gave it to Jim Delittoso of Phoenix, AZ, to repay a loan which allowed him to return to Ireland and bury his father. Delittoso hadrepparttar 143698 book appraised by Abe Feder, a Phoenix book appraiser who once worked forrepparttar 143699 Museum of Natural History in NYC. In 1997, Feder studiedrepparttar 143700 book for several months. At least two persons participated in its translation. Feder told Jim Marrs, “I have never

Remortgages Guide

Written by John Mussi


Outlined below is a useful remortgages guide. Remortgaging has become increasingly popular due torepparttar relatively simple and flexible process.

A remortgage is exactly asrepparttar 143671 name suggests, taking out a new mortgage and repaying your existing one in order to realise equity and sometimes to reduce monthly payments.

Basically, a remortgage is when you transfer your existing mortgage agreement to another lender. A remortgage will mean thatrepparttar 143672 new lending company will payrepparttar 143673 old providerrepparttar 143674 balance ofrepparttar 143675 amount outstanding and you will continue making your payments torepparttar 143676 new lending company.

Many people do not realise that they can simply pay off their current mortgage and take out a new one. By remortgaging your home, you could save significant amounts on your monthly payments.

Review your current mortgage. If you feel you are paying excessive rates of interest, compared to other lenders then a remortgage may save on your monthly payments. Alternatively, you may be looking for a way to finance an extension or purchase a new car, you could seek to increase your mortgage and takerepparttar 143677 extra sum as cash.

A remortgage can be used forrepparttar 143678 purpose of gaining lower interest rates on your mortgage or raising finance through releasing equity. Releasing equity is a good way of raising additional finance. If your home has positive equity - its market value is greater thanrepparttar 143679 outstanding mortgage - you can increaserepparttar 143680 size of your mortgage.

A remortgage is a great way of saving money, as it is likely to lower your mortgage interest rates. A mortgage is also one ofrepparttar 143681 cheapest forms of loans around, so if you're looking to raise finance, it makes sense to remortgage your home.

There are various reasons why someone would remortgage. Quite often it is just a cost saving exercise to reducerepparttar 143682 monthly payment, although increasingly it is seen as a way of consolidating debts and reducingrepparttar 143683 overall household outgoings each month.

One ofrepparttar 143684 most common reasons for remortgaging is to reduce costs. By switching to a lower interest rate you can either benefit from lower monthly repayments, or keeprepparttar 143685 monthly repaymentsrepparttar 143686 same, thus repayingrepparttar 143687 loan quicker and reducingrepparttar 143688 overall term ofrepparttar 143689 mortgage.

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