Bankers Face The Constitutional Court In South Africa - UPDATE 10 May 2012

On the 8th of May 2012, all three parties implicated in conspiring against the people of South Africa have served their NOTICE OF MOTION to defend the action that was brought against them by Michael Tellinger on the 24^th April 2012.

Standard Bank, The Reserve Bank of South Africa (one of the most powerful banks in the world) and the Ministry of Finance have all responded. This allows them 10 days from the NOTICE on the 8th of May, to deliver their defence.

Michael Tellinger started this journey nearly two years ago in July 2012, when he began to question the unscrupulous activities of banks and other related financial institutions. He was intrigued by the information that deals with our human sovereignty and how Admiralty Law or Maritime Law had been twisted over thousands of years into a legal system that seems to protect corporate interests way above the constitutional rights of ordinary citizens.

He represented himself on three occasions in the Supreme Court of South Africa in Johannesburg against the most seasoned lawyers and advocates money can buy… not to mention an additional panel of four senior legal people from Standard Bank itself.

This was a baptism by fire which will be a good training ground for what is about to come. Facing a full panel of 11 Judges and 22 clerks and additional research team in the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg. The date is expected to be set by the court once all the final paperwork has been delivered by the 28th May 2012 by all parties concerned.

Tellinger believes that South Africa can follow the example of Iceland in moving very quickly towards a whole new financial and banking system by closing the banks and the reserve bank, cancelling all foreign debt that was imposed on the people by the privately owned banks, and creating a central bank that belongs to the people which is underpinned by the country’s rich gold reserves. This should bring rapid economic wellness to all making the SA Rand the strongest currency overnight.

 This case has the potential to cause the collapse of the banking elite’s control over the South African people and create a domino effect all over the world.

“The government is the servant of the people and has to do what is in the best interest of the people. This is clearly not the case.” Tellinger said. “The Constitutional Court will be tested to see if they truly care about the wellbeing of the people or if it puts corporate interest before the economic hardship of the people that was perpetrated entirely by the banks and allowed to happen by the Minister of Finance.” He added.

Updates will follow regularly. An interview with Michael Tellinger on CNBC Africa on the 7^th May 2012 can be viewed at this website.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=UlHuJI5-PNc

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