Mindblowing speech by an American house speaker representative.

Mar 01, 2010 09:13

Please read this article. It will blow your mind. Want to know how long the US has actually been broke for? Want to know what the economic world situation *actually* is?

The US President knows this. The Oz Prime Minister knows this. The BANKS know this- so think about all the lies 'financial advisers' must be telling ( Read more... )

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Do your research :) triffid_hunter March 1 2010, 03:28:51 UTC
A deficit is defined as having liabilities that exceed your assets. The united states government has run a deficit for a very long time. I'd assume since even since before the gold standard was abolished.

The gold standard was never abolished, it was just made illegal (note: not unlawful) to require payment in real money rather than a bill of exchange. This allows items and services to be acquired through novation rather than bona-fide purchase.

Insolvency is defined as not being able to pay back the "minimum payment" that your creditors are asking you to pay.
When someone is declared bankrupt is the a declaration to their creditors they will never be able to pay back their dept.

The United States entered chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1933, when 100% of the gold they originally posessed became property of english banks as interest payments. The gold may be still physically held in fort knox, but that's its only relation to the US. The Federal Reserve is a corporation, owned by the IMF. It is just as federal as Federal Express Couriers. The gold standard was "abolished" in order to hide the fact that the US no longer posessed any gold and was therefore bankrupt. All "currency" is now promissory notes issued by the Federal Reserve with *nothing of value* to back them - except the lands and labour of the sovereign men and women of the states of america, signed over to the government by the people under a spectacular ruse in the midst of the depression. For that matter, what do you think caused the depression in the first place?

Under United States law, when a corporation becomes bankrupt, it dies and a court divides up the corporation's corpse among its creditors. When an individual becomes bankrupt he becomes a slave, and is forced to pay back as much of his dept as possible during his slavery.

This is the current legal position of every person under the jurisdiction of the United States Corporation. That jurisdiction is created by your birth certificate, and ends when you file a UCC-1 financing statement against the trust created by that certificate. Every flesh and blood man or woman under the jurisdiction of the United States Corporation are the creditors, and the strawman is created at birth to account for the debt owed to you. However, we are taught that the strawman is us, and our lack of knowledge to the contrary enjoins us to that entity, making the debt legally ours by tacit acquiescence. When you follow this rabbit hole, you find that everything you want has already been paid for, and you must simply inform the IRS that they must dispel the bill for you.

Read Mary-Elizabeth Croft's "How I Clobbered Every Bureaucratic Cash-Confiscation Agency Known To Man [pdf]" for extensive support of these claims if you want to even begin to explore this gigantic rabbit hole.

There's heaps of stuff on youtube as well- just search for Accept for Value, Strawman, The Illusion or Rob's Very Cunning Plan and similar searches.

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Re: Do your research :) scwizard March 1 2010, 03:54:30 UTC
The gold standard was never abolished
Ok, effectively abolished.

The United States entered chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1933, when 100% of the gold they originally posessed became property of english banks as interest payments.
Ok, so they became insolvent, but was this secret or out in the open?

My point still stands, that the government can't become insolvent again, because they control the bank who is lending to them.

A bunch of links
Already aware of those, and have read/watched some of them.

Aside from that I don't see any contradictions between what I said and what you said.

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Re: Do your research :) darkentropy March 3 2010, 03:37:42 UTC
That first link is an interesting read.

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Re: Do your research :) galacticchick March 3 2010, 07:21:44 UTC
heh. you have no idea. do a google search on Mark McMurtrie- he's an Australian Origine with amazing knowledge of Australian law. And how it doesn't apply to him, and how it can fail to apply to anyone who bothers to do their research. :D

Needless to say, we're researching...

:P

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