Public Money v. Private Credit video

[David Merrill]

This is my first video about the Fed. I should apologize though, for the snorefest computer voice. I was waiting for a suitor at a local coffee shop and when he arrived I was playing the voice as I read the article on my phone. He saw that and wanted me to make it available to all the suitors so in a few hours I put the video together instead.

When you get to the article you might put up the text in a separate window.

One thing that might be important if you really want to take that original article as factual is to remember that it was written in 1984 which was a major transformative year for banking in America. In a nutshell Congress changed United States Notes to United States currency Notes - altered the name a little - and pretended that they were completely different things, in order to reenact Title 31 into positive law. More about that when Shoonra joins us I am sure!



Regards,

David Merrill.

[Frederick Burrell]

Hi David Great article on the banking system and its many entrapments

[David Merrill]

Thank you!!

[stoneFree]

Wait... David wrote that 1984 Freedom League article?

[David Merrill]

Oops! I meant only to take credit for putting the article to video.

[Frederick Burrell]

Oops! I meant only to take credit for putting the article to video.

Yes and that is what I was thanking you for. Your hard work is much appreciated. Frederick Burrell

[AllanNR]

very revealing video and actually sheds alot of light on the whole private vs public law argument that is at the center of this whole scam.

[David Merrill]

I appreciate your comments!!

[Bentley]

David, I just watched your first video...

This is my first video about the Fed. I should apologize though, for the snorefest computer voice. I was waiting for a suitor at a local coffee shop and when he arrived I was playing the voice as I read the article on my phone. He saw that and wanted me to make it available to all the suitors so in a few hours I put the video together instead.

When you get to the article you might put up the text in a separate window.

One thing that might be important if you really want to take that original article as factual is to remember that it was written in 1984 which was a major transformative year for banking in America. In a nutshell Congress changed United States Notes to United States currency Notes - altered the name a little - and pretended that they were completely different things, in order to reenact Title 31 into positive law. More about that when Shoonra joins us I am sure!



Regards,

David Merrill.

So this is where the education starts! I must tell you it is not apparent where one must start their education process. Who is helping you on this, if I might ask?

Thank you,
Bentley

[lorne]

Looks like they moved things around. The 1984 Freedom League article is now found here:

http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/10.18/convincing.html

[David Merrill]

It has been a long while. This article started me thinking beyond the nature of coin in the article.

Great evolution since 2013.

[marcel]

MARCEL'S PROCLAMATION.
April 15, 2026.
WHEREAS, The laws of the United States have been and are opposed in several States by combinations too powerful to be suppressed in the ordinary way, and, the persons composing the aforesaid combinations are supported by the citizens' use of Federal Reserve notes, I therefore appeal to all loyal citizens to discontinue their endorsement of Federal Reserve credit and use lawful money of the U.S. instead. This will eliminate your liability for the federal income tax excise, slow the flow of money to said persons, and save the country a great deal in interest payments to the international banks. Your non-endorsement will thus facilitate and aid this effort, help maintain the laws and integrity of the National Union and the perpetuity of popular government, and redress wrongs long endured. Thank you.

[David Merrill]

Thank you Marcel;

I am going to share your proclamation with others.