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  • TMI
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2013
    • 8

    #1

    Legal Tender = Lawful Money = FRN

    Please give further evidence that will support or debunk, thus giving validity, either way. Paragraph 12 as seen at http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/...38/182/211365/
  • shikamaru
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 1630

    #2
    Good questions.

    I ask myself how can representation of money (banknotes) be money (precious metal specie)?

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    • David Merrill
      Administrator
      • Mar 2011
      • 5956

      #3
      Originally posted by TMI View Post
      Please give further evidence that will support or debunk, thus giving validity, either way. Paragraph 12 as seen at http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/...38/182/211365/
      1) "We" judiciary make our demand for lawful money.

      2) Gary RICKMAN was obviously arguing that metals essentially described or defined lawful money. This is the basic misunderstanding and sophistry that both Congress and the international banking industry (the Fed being the US central bank) are counting on to slur the basic fundamental right of demand. This requires both thought, and avoidance of over-thinking. In other words you have to go back to "1)" there and really get it.

      They shall be redeemed in lawful money on demand...

      Make your demand.

      3. I find this contradictory. Above is stated, "Congress has declared that Federal Reserve Notes are legal tender and are redeemable in lawful money. Defendant received Federal Reserve Notes when he cashed his pay checks and used those notes to pay his personal expenses. He obtained and used lawful money."
      Not at all contradictory.

      I request cash in payment. I receive lawful money. How far we trust in the world is expressed through how we identify ourselves. The transaction defines and describes endorsement or in the case of demanding lawful money - non-endorsement.


      "Federal Reserve Notes are legal tender and are redeemable in legal tender?"
      They state - They shall be redeemed in lawful money on demand.

      4) The perspective that makes sense out of it all is that between 1913 and 1933 only Fed and state banks were involved in the transactions. In 1933 to save the Fed FDR made the issuance available to the American people:


      5) It spends the same. The only difference is whether you accepted a bond against yourself and your substance in the transaction. If you endorse private credit then you give your consent for the bank you cashed your paycheck at to utilize the credit in fractional lending. That increase in the currency has to be bonded, and your signature bonds it.
      Last edited by David Merrill; 08-26-13, 01:51 PM.
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      • Michael Joseph
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2011
        • 1596

        #4
        Originally posted by shikamaru View Post
        Good questions.

        I ask myself how can representation of money (banknotes) be money (precious metal specie)?

        If there is anyone that I respect around here it is you; and a few others, however, ask yourself this one: "How is it that metals are money"? I will answer it for you so as not to introduce confusion.

        Answer: Because the Settlors of the Trust DECLARED what money would be. Any Trust FIRST begs a DECLARATION OF TRUST. What awaits is for someone to act upon said Declaration. Now then who would have the power to change the bylaws of the business plan? That would be the group or class of men that the Settlors vested those powers. In the case of the business plan called Constitution, the class of men was termed Congress. Therefore, the Congress acting thru power vested in it, can proclaim money to be ANYTHING the Congress mandates to be money. A new Declaration is made in terms of Money which is not really a Declaration but merely a Policy Decision regarding the Business Plan.

        Just run a business or sit as a member of the Board of Directors for a trust or corporation and you will soon become familiar with what I am propounding herein. Anyways, Congress decides what money will be WITHIN, I said WITHIN the United States of America. End of Story. But that decision is a business decision, and it might fail or have success depending on the acceptance of the people who the Use was made for - Trustees.

        A business plan can easily be modified in Trust Minutes. That is analogous to the Congressional Record. I trust you comprehend.

        Now perhaps you might consider the converse argument dealing with the space WITHOUT the United States law boundary. In that case, you will most likely need to use whatever you can agree to be money in effort to contract. If you desire gold, or perhaps camels, or maybe seashells or shiny beads, since you are now International, then the consideration must be valuable to the one receiving the consideration. Whether or not there is any value to the Buyer, is of little consequence. The Seller determines what he/she will accept as value. Therefore what now of metals in light of food or any other commodity?

        So please do FRAME your argument and in doing so you will find your framing will show you to be WITHIN a certain business construct and then you might ask yourself "How did I get here"

        If possible, let it be peace brother,
        Michael Joseph
        Last edited by Michael Joseph; 08-26-13, 05:14 PM.
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        • shikamaru
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2011
          • 1630

          #5
          Originally posted by Michael Joseph View Post
          If there is anyone that I respect around here it is you; and a few others, however, ask yourself this one: "How is it that metals are money"? I will answer it for you so as not to introduce confusion.

          Answer: Because the Settlors of the Trust DECLARED what money would be. Any Trust FIRST begs a DECLARATION OF TRUST. What awaits is for someone to act upon said Declaration. Now then who would have the power to change the bylaws of the business plan? That would be the group or class of men that the Settlors vested those powers. In the case of the business plan called Constitution, the class of men was termed Congress. Therefore, the Congress acting thru power vested in it, can proclaim money to be ANYTHING the Congress mandates to be money. A new Declaration is made in terms of Money which is not really a Declaration but merely a Policy Decision regarding the Business Plan.

          Just run a business or sit as a member of the Board of Directors for a trust or corporation and you will soon become familiar with what I am propounding herein. Anyways, Congress decides what money will be WITHIN, I said WITHIN the United States of America. End of Story. But that decision is a business decision, and it might fail or have success depending on the acceptance of the people who the Use was made for - Trustees.

          A business plan can easily be modified in Trust Minutes. That is analogous to the Congressional Record. I trust you comprehend.

          Now perhaps you might consider the converse argument dealing with the space WITHOUT the United States law boundary. In that case, you will most likely need to use whatever you can agree to be money in effort to contract. If you desire gold, or perhaps camels, or maybe seashells or shiny beads, since you are now International, then the consideration must be valuable to the one receiving the consideration. Whether or not there is any value to the Buyer, is of little consequence. The Seller determines what he/she will accept as value. Therefore what now of metals in light of food or any other commodity?

          So please do FRAME your argument and in doing so you will find your framing will show you to be WITHIN a certain business construct and then you might ask yourself "How did I get here"

          If possible, let it be peace brother,
          Michael Joseph
          As clear as always, Mr. Joseph .

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          • John Howard
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2012
            • 118

            #6
            Originally posted by Michael Joseph View Post

            A business plan can easily be modified in Trust Minutes. That is analogous to the Congressional Record. I trust you comprehend.
            I have heard that ignorance of the law is no excuse. I have also heard that if you were to read the Congressional Record you would do nothing else in life.
            Blessed is he who keeps from stumbling over me.

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