On America's currency
is printed the words:
"In God we Trust."
But when it comes to money
is it really God we are trusting in?
America’s currency,
the so-called “dollar”
the “Federal Reserve Note,”
is a Note,
a Note,
A
NOTE!
This Note is mistakenly confused
with being
a Dollar;
but it is not a dollar!
It is a NOTE
an IOU!
The world has
ignorantly, mistakenly
bought into a malicious lie,
having accepted an IOU
issued by
a private,
for profit
corporation,
as public money.
Yes, the Federal Reserve
isn't federal at all,
is a private corporation
profiting
from our use
of its IOUs.
This NOTE,
accepted as
“the worlds reserve currency”
“debt instrument,”
an “obligation”
representing
debt.
But who owes who?
What exactly is it that is owed?
Who is the debtor?
Who is the creditor?
These NOTES are issued
by the Federal Reserve
when they buy
Treasury Bonds,
with NOTES
they authorize to be printed
on printing presses
belonging to We, the People.
Under current law,
it appears that
the People of the United States
are bound,
obligated--
some say by the use of the notes,
some say by their pledge of allegiance,
some say by the subject status of
14th amendment citizenship,
some say by having an voluntary account with
the Social Security Administration,
and some say that it is
by their birth certificate--
to pay
the private, join stock
Federal Reserve corporation
for the use of
“their” private Notes,
when the Treasury Bond matures,
when they redeem
the Treasury Bonds
they hold.
The method of repayment
is via the federal income tax which is:
a tax on the privilege
of the use of the NOTES.
To who do you make your
Income tax check on April 15th?
A bond is a promise,
“My word is my bond.”
A pledge is a bond.
A Treasury Bond
is a promise,
a debt instrument,
a physical representation
of an obligation to pay.
A Treasury Bond is an IOU.
A Federal Reserve Note
is a Note,
a debt instrument,
a physical representation
of an obligation to pay.
A Federal Reserve Note is an IOU.
A Treasury Bond,
is a debt instrument
purchased with
Federal Reserve Notes
which are debt instruments.
Because debt instruments
are purchased with debt instruments,
who then,
is the creditor???
Credit is the corollary to debt.
The ledger must balance.
One person's debt, is another’s credit.
The one who holds the debt instrument,
has a credit against the debtor.
The credit is a “lien.”
If a debt instruments is exchanged
for a debt instrument,
what value has been given,
what consideration has been accepted?
Are both not creditors?
Are both not debtors?
Debt for debt, credit for credit,
Sounds like a wash to me.
Sounds like the ledger is balanced.
With the exception of the interest promised
The Federal Reserve Corporation
For the use of its notes.
The root for "Credit" is Credo,
Latin for "I believe."
America’s monetary system
her currency,
is about trust,
about faith,
Trust in the Federal Treasury
Trust in a private, for profit corporation,
Trust in the men and women in Congress,
Trust in the bank that honors a check
Trust in a private money system.
When does that system crash?
when the people stop believing in it!
Money is trust inscribed.
and it doesn't really matter what it is inscribed on
paper, gold, silver, seashells
or a computer screen
provided the recipient believes in it.
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