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Title: Changing The Conversation [to U.S. Constitution vs. New World Order]
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URL Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLF_i8CbwHQ
Published: Jul 5, 2011
Author: gctparty
Post Date: 2011-08-11 04:23:11 by GreyLmist
Keywords: Constitution, New World Order, U.N., Principle Over Party
Views: 363
Comments: 2
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#1. To: GreyLmist (#0)
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Thanks for the vid. I know that many have great intentions and want to return some sanity to the system and America ... but truthfully it's this system that has allowed the country to be raped. I agree with this lady that the Constitution is critical to our ability to live happy, productive lives, but it does not and can not exist in THEIR 2 PARTY CORPORATION. It's time we reject everything "FEDERAL" ! Then, we can re- institute State Constitutions that reflect our true values. Money Talks and Bullshit Walks. Until we again do business with honest Constitutional Money we will remain entrenched in this facade that the NWO has convinced us is real. Without Constitutional money there is NO CONSTITUTION.
#2. To: noone222 (#1)
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The very same year that the NWO planners de-silvered our coinage -- 1965 -- they changed our immigration laws, which doubled the number of immigrants in the first 5 years and doubled that number again between 1970 and 1990. (ref. Wikipedia - Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965). The objective was, imo, to weaken allegiance to our Constitutional Republic and I don't think the lack of allegiance has everything to do with Unconstitutional money. I would agree that it's time we reject everything Federal Reserve. Also, the entire financial farce that's been foisted on us and the world by their ilk. We could maybe start by removing from circulation all U.S. mock-silver coins from 1965 onward. Plop them into a piggybank or whatever and refuse to spend them. Banks don't pay enough interest on savings to make it worthwhile to deposit them there and they'd just put them back into circulation so keep them when you can. On Constitutional money, the fact is that neither the States or the Federal government can lawfully issue Bills of Credit. Since FRNs are such and commercial debt instruments, our government should not be endorsing or mandating that commercial product as our nation's legal tender. It should be regulating the value of our currency upward when the price of gold increases and taking X number of the FRNs out of circulation proportionately as it does that, not print up more to prop up the Fed Res gangster system. We currently have 2 senseless dollar values here -- gold coins that appreciate in value as the price of gold in their content goes up and FRNs that depreciate in value when the price of gold goes up but both are still stamped as U.S. $1, for example, which means something very different than that in the markets. Under the Articles of Confederation, the States were able to print their own currency. No national money monopoly by a central bank had to be created to correct the various baskets of currency valuations and trade problems between the states. Congress has the Constitutional power to set the standard of weights and measures for citizen-issued currency exchanges intra-nationally; even rate them up or down periodically, I suppose, depending on how responsibly the money instruments are performing. They're just being lazy leeches making out like bandits through the corrupt Fed Res fiasco. We could give them some old Fed Res note gift-coupons redeemable only for a one-way ticket to Israel or someplace else as their severance pay. Thanks for stopping by to watch the vid and chat. Am going to try to get back to work at the Silver Coinage Act topic sometime today after I do some chores. Have a good one. :) Edited for paragraph spacing.
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As the double-standard FRNs are taken out of circulation and replaced with a Constitutionally sound money system here, we could maybe even convert all of those old dollar denominated notes into gift-coupons as Israel's aid package, usable only here, wherupon they'd be permanently destroyed as the purchases were made. Store coupons usually say something like: Redeemable for 1/20 of 1 cent. We could append a stamp like that with "towards merchandise completely produced and sold in the United States of America only" and set a short time-limit for the gift-coupons to be spent here before they become outdated. I think our economy would improve remarkably and Israel likes money gifts.
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