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Quote Originally Posted by David Merrill View Post

There are no silver bullets but getting your head clear of the conditioning is a great start toward better providence and will help you keep out of the mire when the gold is reinstated at $42.22/troy ounce. To everybody else, it will appear to be a "collapse".

(hopefully I quoted right) - I can only read so much in a day, and I am now cognizant of the need for a slow jog pace and maybe my questions will have to be answered only in due time... but I am curious... my head hasn't wrapped itself around this yet:

When we "demand lawful money" on all our incoming money to the bank, what happens when we "spend" that money? HOW do we "spend" it without US Notes in circulation? Do we spend it? If we have a bank account full of lawful money and we use our debit card - are we spending lawful money or spending debts (FRN's)?

As David said, "when" the dollar is put back on the gold standard (and I heard that for the longest time), does that mean if I have a modest bank account stocked with LAWFUL money, that my bank account will read almost 40:1 what someones bank account will read with all FRN's? (I base this on two assumptions - Gold at $1600/oz FRN and gold at $40/oz USNotes [without looking up actual spot prices])
I am assuming that a lawful note is worth (roughly) 40:1 vs the FRN (POTENTIALLY)?
Maybe I need to ask these in a new thread, or maybe they tie into my initial question - I don't know. Please bare with me. I have learned an immense amount in just over a week. I doubt I will ever use an attorney again except maybe for review opinion. I am just having trouble wrapping my head around how we can "spend" lawful money, rather than just acquire it. (Almost all google searches referencing "lawful money" redirect to suitors club)

Thanks guys
There are discrepancies by Congress that blockade logic and reason. Of course you would have to spend a few days here alone to cover everything but I have written about changing United States notes to United States currency notes. Interestingly two ladies, who have never shown much interest in becoming suitors or even posting here called me and lectured me about this statute at Title 31 USC §5115. I was presuming it was a simple name change. These angels (literally?) pointed out how Congress had put US notes into a bundle of other currencies of lawful money.

Just the same it still does not link together without wrapping your mind around Special Drawing Rights.

So as you make your demand for lawful money known, sometimes through a Notice and Demand in an evidence repository in the USDC or otherwise with your bank, maybe to your nearest Federal Reserve Bank etc. then you progress and evolve your transactions in the right direction toward substantial currency as US notes cannot be used for a reserve currency. Without SDR's the value of the "Dollar" would always reconcile with four quarters whether Federal Reserve notes or United States notes.

Perhaps a whimsical conversation with a coin dealer while discussing a copy of the Senate Report from 1976. I suggested that he sell me an ounce coin for $42.22/troy ounce and then I go sell that for Spot at the next coin shop, then come back and buy up two or three more ounces at $42.22. He wanted me to try that out at a different coin shop of course. [That is exactly what buying and selling the dollar domestic and foreign was that caused the Amendments to the Bretton Woods Agreements in 1976!]