U.S. Note born Feb 25th 1862

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A close friend of mine is an accomplished surgeon. He is the first surgeon to re-attach a human limb successfully - a thumb. When he was opening a bank account in Texas the bankers thought he would be great on the Board of Directors, simply because he is rich and famous. He began inquiring how debt could be considered currency at all. Pretty quick they were arguing and when my friend became discouraged about getting any answers from the rest of the Board he wrote Debt Virus, that was translated into 40 languages and is a devastating treatise against the criminal syndicalism of fractional lending.

Social credit systems and blood banks can work marvelously among sober beneficiaries and right-minded trustees, but when you cap such systems off with a cabal of vampire trustees...what to expect?


Take the situation of a father with a natural, healthy sense of duty to care for his wife and children and the situation of a ruthless cabal...

...that has the audacity to profit off of making the father's everyday affairs into a frustrating nightmare of desperation.


The warehouseman (retailer) is 'supposed' to profit from his services of housing and storing goods but not as though he were an artificer or manufacturer of the goods. A banker is supposed to profit from his services as a banker not as if he were the laborer or the artificer or originator of that which money is utilized to acquire. Ponder: banker-communist as "cock-blocker" creating pressures in social plumbing to the extent he promotes crime and despair (i.e. venting, leaks and explosions at points unintended)--it seems that they would have to know very well what they are doing to even spy in order to be so well-positioned to readily profit from fallout of the desperation and frustration resulting from their clock-blocking (i.e. from prisons and jails). Such a warehouseman or banker might do well to look up the definition of fraud. (Pssst: it really, really seems like they know what they are doing!)

And cinnamon, and odours, and ointments, and frankincense, and wine, and oil, and fine flour, and wheat, and beasts, and sheep, and horses, and chariots, and slaves, and souls of men. (Revelations 18:13)

Perhaps the purpose of those religious tests served to make sure those that held office were those who had a sense of fear of punishment for lying or deception?



Related:

• The Myth of the Rule of Law
• Prison Industrial Complex