Originally Posted by
William
Yes, I have considered that revenue canada (irs for you) may be the only source to redeem dividend warrants...
I am going to share something here that may be eye opening for you:
After about 10 years of looking into this system, I have concluded the nature of the system lays within the christian cross, a system of horizontal and vertical integration. Take the horizontal arm of the cross to indicate our current calender - 0001 1000. BC indicates before christ, principal. This would line up with the wholesale value assigned to a product, the original monies borrowed to bring the item from it's raw state to it's finished market state. At this point the item is pre-paid, and we all have a claim on it. But, when it goes to market, it goes retail and an arbitrary amount is added - this amount is a private situation between you and the vendor, and this is where the 1000 AD, addendum comes into the equation...
Although the mark-up can be anything, it is generally considered to be 33%...When the retailer adds that mark-up, he is calling on the addendum to account for the value... When we have a purchase agreement, we are also calling on the addendum, and the execution of the contract by way of payment creates a draw into the treasury of both, the wholesale and retail...It is the treasury's job to vertically integrate the two to become one, bonded...The warrant we have to draw on this bond is by way of a bank statement showing both the debit and credit...
However these warrants are invisible, due to the fact the contract had to be executed, it had to die. This is the symbolism of a christ dying on the cross, and rising 3 days later in spirit form - spirit being invisible and saved in the form of a wholly bond... Now please do not assume I am going off on a religious path here, because I am not... I just happen to recognise the symbolism, and I can take it a bit further, in that, what we are really talking about is the structure of an atom, and the internal workings of the hu-man body...
At some other time, I may get into explaining this in more detail, if anyone is interested...
Consider this for now - when you apply for a credit card, you declare an income... The income is never questioned, it is what you say it is... This income, IMO. is based on the dividend warrants... The credit card is not a loan, it is a issue to you of your credit and you have assigned the credit card company as your fiduciary...
When the statement arrives you have the total amount you spent, and a minimum payment reqiured...The full amount of that statement has to be paid, but I do not believe it reqiures the full use of new funds...What I believe is correct - is to ensure you have at least the minimum payment in your account, then fashion the cheque correctly so that it allows them to pass through your account, zeroing out the account and they sign to certify the funds to effect full payment..
Zeroing out the account is an important element in effecting payment, payment that does not involve a cash dividend warrant... Please do not confuse this with a closed account...What I am talking about is an account with some monies, and are extracted in full when payment is made... This is the true meaning of being born again - each individual issue has to die, then be reborn... If not, then you have compounding inflation, and compounding debt...