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Title: Time for Legal Notice to be served
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thecitizen.com
URL Source: http://www.thecitizen.com/~citizen0/node/32031
Published: Sep 25, 2008
Author: DarthDubious
Post Date: 2008-09-25 22:58:26 by bluegrass
Keywords: None
Views: 187
Comments: 7
It is unreasonable to vote for the financial services bail out. The alleged crisis has been in an ever accelerated burn for more than a year yet only now do we have an emergency? Please reject nationalizing institutional losses and the continued privatization of profits. I think a better use of our currency would be to provide immediate foreclosure protection and to allow the banks, finance firms and investment bankers, to utterly fail. What are we saving with this bail out anyway? Americans did not create the banking crisis. We should not be asked to bail out the banks. It is not in our interests. We are being asked to bail a strictly private bank, The Federal Reserve. It is not a United States Government Agency. This private corporation owned by its Federal Reserve Members who in turn are owned by private interests has failed its mission. The Federal Reserve was created to stop banking panics like the one in 1907. The Federal Reserve Chairmen (multiple) have admitted in testimony to the Congress that it was at the controls of the Great Depression. Its actions exacerbated the Great Depression of the 1930s. At present Americans are being asked not just to bail out our commercial banks and investment banks but we are being asked to bail out the Federal Reserve itself. The Federal Reserve has demonstrated that it is a failed institution. It has not served its intended purpose from outset of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. The Federal Reserve causes the U.S. Treasury Department to issue not United States Currency but Federal Reserve Paper also known as Federal Reserve notes. Shall the Congress continue to indebt us to a private bank that is failed? It is not in America’s interests to continuously prop-up, feed, repair and fuel an institution that is self immolating.. It must be allowed to consume itself and the debris removed. The Federal Reserve System collapse can be likened to Chernobyl. It is not repairable and by its nature hazardous to us all. Thomas Jefferson states it best, "If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their money, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them (around the banks), will deprive the people of their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered." We should not be having hearings about a bailout; instead we should be having hearings on how we intend to replace the Federal Reserve with money created and issued by the Government of the United States. What will Congress do? Does it matter? They have let us know their intentions. We need to protect ourselves now. The melt down of the mortgage market was carefully planned and orchestrated as a way to pump trillions out of our hands and into the coffers of central banks. Each step in the process was carefully manufactured. They stole our homes and changed the bankruptcy laws to make our serfdom inevitable. Their plan has been in motion for a very long time. 1913 - The establishment of the Federal Reserve Bank obligating Americans with a currency that profited only a small clique of private bankers while all Americans paid. 1933 - The bankruptcy of the US government, MCDC, which resulted in each individual American being listed as a source of credit on those bank balance sheets through their birth certificate the moment it was filled out. 2008 – Overt Corporatization, “privatization” of America into the direct, obvious control of those same corporations. Fractional reserve banking is the ultimate license to steal, allowing those same banks to write money into existence with no obligation to themselves. The obligations have all been ours. It has always been a fraud, on which there is no statute of limitation. They use Congress in attempts to evade accountability. We can not let them get away with it.
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#1. To: bluegrass (#0)
How about the Orange County, CA Civil Service Pension Fund which owns a whole bunch of mortgages that were supposed to pay retirees' dividends forever? No, the feds want the "taxpayers" to subsidize state, county and municipal govt pensions as a higher priority, just as congressional pensions will be the last thing to fail before they fold the flag and leave the building. If it's a choice between sparing the taxpayers the burden or allowing fellow bureaucrats to lose their retirements, that's a no brainer for the feds. The feds have no sympathy for us, but they are in complete sympathy with teachers, state and county employees, etc.,. so BOHICA my friend! The irony is, the IRS was more than willing to seize homes from widows to keep the infernal tax and transfer system functioning, but, the banksters have now made it possible that the govt will own all of the homes, and that is scaring them white! So, the IRS' well publicized plan to collect taxes in the event of a nuclear war may have been a clever attempt to convince us of the inevitability of taxes, but this was one contingency they didn't plan for! HAH! Instead of taking it a little at a time in a carefully orchestrated fear campaign, let's give the govt/federal reserve swindlers all of their mortgages and paper money back! Then we'll dare the IRS to try and collect anything!
Funny you should say that. A dude at the bar today said essentially the same thing loud enough for everyone to hear. He went on for about five minutes. You weren't at the same bar I was, were you? HTF are ya?
I wish I was in your neck of the woods my friend. When I lived in CA an archaeologist pal from the La Brea Tar Pits (and retired LAPD Detective Lieutenant) Dr. Roy Salls said "We should pay off the national debt by giving them all of their own phony munny back." Imagine if every federal reserve note both paper and digital were credited to their accounts but they couldn't buy anything with it?
MCDC ??? What is this MCDC ??? While many make statements related to the bankruptcy of the U.S. Govt., and there are evidences that it occurred, I've never seen an overt admission of the bankruptcy. [Though I have found mention of a DC bankruptcy in the 1932 Statutes at Large]. I do agree with the basic content of this post. No congress has the authority to force citizenship upon anyone in the "federal" system of corruption. But, when we are corrupted into the system we are without any right to bitch. When we submit to the conveniences of fraud we become members in the largest ponzi scheme ever, and feed the very monster we claim to abhor. There's no nexus between the inter-banking institutions and their private transactions that could legally indebt taxpayers. Never have Americans been responsible for the business dealings between commercial entities. This is absurd.
HOW is it that (you) the Private citizen is being touted as the debtor when the PRIVATE FED RESERVE loans CREDIT to other PRIVATE BANKS ???
It would be ideal if we had an alternate currency to replace it with. As the mammonites are aware of the game far more than the sheep are, it's why they shut down groups like Liberty Dollar without a peep from the herd.
Excellent point. It's one that's being ignored by the talking heads.
The peon tax payers are being swindled by the government and the bankers and then they tell us it for our own good.
What are we saving with this bail out anyway?
#2. To: HOUNDDAWG (#1)
Instead of taking it a little at a time in a carefully orchestrated fear campaign, let's give the govt/federal reserve swindlers all of their mortgages and paper money back!
#3. To: bluegrass (#2)
#4. To: bluegrass (#0)
1933 - The bankruptcy of the US government, MCDC, which resulted in each individual American being listed as a source of credit on those bank balance sheets through their birth certificate the moment it was filled out.
#5. To: HOUNDDAWG (#3)
Imagine if every federal reserve note both paper and digital were credited to their accounts but they couldn't buy anything with it?
#6. To: noone222 (#4)
There's no nexus between the inter-banking institutions and their private transactions that could legally indebt taxpayers. Never have Americans been responsible for the business dealings between commercial entities. This is absurd.
#7. To: bluegrass (#6)
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