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Monica's avatar

We should remember, the Constitution does not allow any other form of money besides "gold and silver coin" (article S10.c1.2.2.1)

"Ahhh, but fiat" you say?? Indeed. Fiat currency (and Central Bank) are UNCONSTITUTIONAL

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AnnieRose's avatar

What IS constitutional these days?

Not much.

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Justin's avatar

Then help teach people about the constitution instead of telling them they're screwed. Enable them to help themselves and teach others.

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AnnieRose's avatar

Because the vast majority are not interested in knowing, the idea that things are as bad as they are is terrifying to them so they just deny and move on...which is one of the reasons we are in this mess. You can't help people who are intentionally ignorant, they are Choosing it.

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wm's avatar

Valid Point Justin. When I went to school there was real civics classes that help students understand the Constitution. With the Vietnam war it became obvious that the Constitution was not being followed. The war in Vietnam, like Korea and Afghanistan, Iraq etc has never been declared.

When students asked uncomfortable question about the fact that a war (Vietnam) had not been declared and yet young people were being drafted and killed in Vietnam, how was that constitutional.

Law enforcement, the military industrial complex, congress, banking and much more were in on the destruction of Constitutional law. So it drops from public consciousness because people being drafted could not find help to enforce the constitution.

I agree with you we should resurrect the Constitution. You can start by making only cash transactions.

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wm's avatar
Jan 24Edited

Hi Annie and commentariat,

Certainly that has been the case since the dawn of C-19. It was declared a national emergency and the Constitution was suspended.

Until Trump restores the Rule of Law as laid out by our Constitution, he is part of the problem not part of the solution.

Also Annie when I was little my parents took us to the US Mint is San Francisco. In those days paper money in smaller denominations was called a Silver Certificate. We went to the SF mint on the last day that one could exchange a silver certificate for silver. What a sham. Yes we got the silver but it was molten and was splashed all over the tack board that captured it. I don't remember the date. But from that date on we had paper money as Federal Reserve Notes. All silver coins were withdrawn over time and replaced with the sandwich of nickel and copper like the quarters we use today.

Congress, law enforcement etc. are all in on the fraud.

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AnnieRose's avatar

Thank you, great comment wm :)

The further you dig into it, the more snakes you find.

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