COINS - the other lawful money

[David Merrill]

I flew way off topic there...

On the Topic as written you might keep context in mind (1984). The author for the Freedom League focused the whole deal about redeeming lawful money around coins.

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[shikamaru]

That is true, but this is the difference: Today, millions are losing their homes, ect. It is a personal choice to get into debt that cannot be 'serviced'. Considering today that there is a multi-trillion dollar lien via Federal Reserve Currency (which is owned by foreigners) are we really in any better situation? The way I see it, taking the debt away from the individual and spreading out over the entire population is not a solution.

A nation (empire) of Ruling class and peons is what we have now, and in nobodies mind or reality, is it 'stable'.

Most people are ignorant of what they are doing when they finance a given res. If one is financing a home, car, etc. you are converting the property into a registered security in which others can profit through their interest in the security.

The trillion dollar lien issue owned by foreigners is not entirely accurate. The majority of debt owned by the U.S. government is still owned primarily by Americans.

A ruling class empire with landless peasants (proletariat) is what you always had throughout history. Nothing has changed for a majority of people.
The difference today is that people get up and work hard to place themselves in some form of voluntary servitude.

People just bought the kool-aid sold by the Framers through their private charter, the U.S. Constitution.

[David Merrill]

Most people are ignorant of what they are doing when they finance a given res. If one is financing a home, car, etc. you are converting the property into a registered security in which others can profit through their interest in the security.

The trillion dollar lien issue owned by foreigners is not entirely accurate. The majority of debt owned by the U.S. government is still owned primarily by Americans.

A ruling class empire with landless peasants (proletariat) is what you always had throughout history. Nothing has changed for a majority of people.
The difference today is that people get up and work hard to place themselves in some form of voluntary servitude.

People just bought the kool-aid sold by the Framers through their private charter, the U.S. Constitution.

I am grabbing that for another thread!