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  • allodial
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    It is possible to exchange tax credits as well.

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  • JohnnyCash
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    I'm willing to trade. One venue we could use is http://cryptothrift.com
    What are you looking to buy and/or sell?

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  • Keith Alan
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    Originally posted by LearnTheLaw View Post
    Yes I could barter or use a private currency, but not everyone in this country is willing to do business that way.
    That's exactly what I've been thinking! Just so you know, I would trade with you, if geography wasn't a problem. I imagine there are thousands of people who would be willing to trade amongst themselves, if only they could do it with any practicality.

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  • shikamaru
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    Originally posted by LearnTheLaw View Post
    Since the Gov, IRS and the Courts all operate under 'Equity' or 'Contract' law I thought everyone here would find that quote useful since coercion nullifies all contracts
    Depends if you can get a court to acknowledge such or ... raise the heat sufficiently high enough they dismiss one's case on the grounds of "In the interest of justice ...."

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  • LearnTheLaw
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    Originally posted by shikamaru View Post
    You could avoid the usage of FRNs via self-production, trade and barter, etc.
    Yes I could barter or use a private currency, but not everyone in this country is willing to do business that way.

    That wasn't the purpose of my post.

    Since the Gov, IRS and the Courts all operate under 'Equity' or 'Contract' law I thought everyone here would find that quote useful since coercion nullifies all contracts

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  • shikamaru
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    Originally posted by LearnTheLaw View Post
    Thanks for this piece of the puzzle, however I have a question in regards to this "the user voluntarily incurs the obligation".

    If "We the people" have no other choice but to use FRN's, then isn't it no longer "Voluntary"???

    "Waivers of Constitutional rights not only must be voluntary, but must be knowing, intelligent acts done with sufficient awareness of the relevant circumstances and likely consequences."
    Brady v. U.S., 397 U.S. 742 (1970)
    You could avoid the usage of FRNs via self-production, trade and barter, etc.

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  • LearnTheLaw
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    Originally posted by David Merrill View Post
    The choice is how you bond the FRNs.

    Do you endorse private credit and approve of fractional lending or do you redeem them in lawful money by demand? If you do the latter then you keep all the obligations to the US through the Secretary and the US Treasurer signing each bill.

    I am still learning and absorbing the lessons that you're teaching [which I do find extremely interesting] and I am trying to blend them in with all of the other things I have been learning, so please forgive me if I seem to throw some off of the wall theories out there.

    I do like other peoples opinions on them, as well as passing on info that others may not have.

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  • David Merrill
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    Originally posted by LearnTheLaw View Post
    Thanks for this piece of the puzzle, however I have a question in regards to this "the user voluntarily incurs the obligation".

    If "We the people" have no other choice but to use FRN's, then isn't it no longer "Voluntary"???

    "Waivers of Constitutional rights not only must be voluntary, but must be knowing, intelligent acts done with sufficient awareness of the relevant circumstances and likely consequences."
    Brady v. U.S., 397 U.S. 742 (1970)
    The choice is how you bond the FRNs.

    Do you endorse private credit and approve of fractional lending or do you redeem them in lawful money by demand? If you do the latter then you keep all the obligations to the US through the Secretary and the US Treasurer signing each bill.

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  • LearnTheLaw
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    Originally posted by David Merrill View Post
    The Income Tax succinctly described is an irrecusable obligation.

    Thanks for this piece of the puzzle, however I have a question in regards to this "the user voluntarily incurs the obligation".

    If "We the people" have no other choice but to use FRN's, then isn't it no longer "Voluntary"???

    "Waivers of Constitutional rights not only must be voluntary, but must be knowing, intelligent acts done with sufficient awareness of the relevant circumstances and likely consequences."
    Brady v. U.S., 397 U.S. 742 (1970)

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  • Alsailssouth
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    Who is Henrickson?

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  • Alsailssouth
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    Thanks David. I too am new here and new to BB's. I also want to get up to speed as quick as possible. Very interesting case on the judges. I just need to learn how to navigate quickly I guess. I'm logged in from my office presently. Thanks for all of your hard work.

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  • David Merrill
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    Originally posted by Alberta Rose View Post
    Hello,
    I am new here and am having a difficult time understanding a lot of the lingo so I tried to follow the link on the videos and couldn't find any such thing. The link just led to a bunch more threads so I am reversing myself back to the start of the maze here. Are there really any introductory videos that discuss the concepts here?

    Alberta Rose

    Hi Alberta Rose;


    I apologize about my management of links over time. Please post at any failed link that there is a problem and I will spot it on New Items and can correct the problems as we go.

    Public Money v. Private Credit.

    Federal Reserve Act - Remedy.


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  • Treefarmer
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    Originally posted by fishnet View Post
    Alberta, try this direct link to the video
    Thank you fishnet, that was going to be my suggestion too.

    Welcome to the forum Alberta Rose.
    I hope you enjoy your learning experience and time here.
    Feel free to ask questions right in the threads where you would like clarification.

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  • fishnet
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    Originally posted by Alberta Rose View Post
    Hello,
    I am new here and am having a difficult time understanding a lot of the lingo so I tried to follow the link on the videos and couldn't find any such thing. The link just led to a bunch more threads so I am reversing myself back to the start of the maze here. Are there really any introductory videos that discuss the concepts here?

    Alberta Rose
    Alberta, try this direct link to the video

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  • Alberta Rose
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    Originally posted by David Merrill View Post
    Thanks;


    I have been thinking about that. Building the Category though, that has been important. My initial objective was that any one subcategory on the Forums Page would be equally edifying as any other. Just the same though; I am thinking the videos might be best for a Newbee here.


    Regards,

    David Merrill.
    Hello,
    I am new here and am having a difficult time understanding a lot of the lingo so I tried to follow the link on the videos and couldn't find any such thing. The link just led to a bunch more threads so I am reversing myself back to the start of the maze here. Are there really any introductory videos that discuss the concepts here?

    Alberta Rose

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