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...Dollars and nonCents examines American monetary history, showing how paper currencies were deceptively made a legal tender (alongside gold and silver coin) in 1862 and cleverly upheld by the courts who were not exactly forthright with their rulings (necessitating a reading between the lines to understand them). Dollars and nonCents recommends a grain of go...

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...ction 14. Necessary and Proper-vs.-All Means Not Prohibited 80 Section 15. Exigencies of Government 84 Section 16. Promise Money 86 Chapter 4. Gold ‘Confiscation’ 93 Section 1. F.D.R. 93 Section 2. Executive Order No. 6102 96 Section 3. Gold Clauses 102 Section 4. Gold Reserve Act of 1934 105 Chapter 5. Restoring Liberty and Justice Once and For All. 109 ...

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.............................................................. 86 Chapter 4. Gold ‘Confiscation’ .......................................................... ... No. 6102 ................................................ 96 Section 3. Gold Clauses ................................................................. ............................................................ 102 Section 4. Gold Reserve Act of 1934 ...............................................105... ... Now Authorized by Law.................................... 137 Section 9. Gold Bullion Coins ........................................................... ............................................... 145 Section 10. The Grain of Gold .........................................................148 Section ... .................................. 183 Section 9. State of Utah Legal Tender Legislation................................ 184 Section 10. Market-Rate Va... ............................. 184 Section 10. Market-Rate Value Legal Tender Legislation ......................185 Section 5b. State Declarations of Te... ...government, legal tender paper currencies, and political favor. In 1862, legislation enacted by the 37th Congress and signed into lawby first Republ... ...ury 39 Precisely one year later, new legislation allowed creation of a multitudeof new national banking associat...

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...President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s gold confiscation of April 5, 1933 was tough on private citizens, but even tougher on coins. Confiscated gold coins, sacrificed in pits of fire, were melted and cast into gold bars to serve at the feet of their mortal enemy,...

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...et conformance with the surly directive issued by the paper-thin thug, the gold coins, Flame and Torch, quietly moved to theedge without saying a word... ...rly proud of their timid behavior, butthis was the way of the street since gold had been pushed to the curbby paper in 1933, when thousands of years o... ...protective plastic shells they were given as partinggifts from the mint. Gold coins sporting a coat of plastic were much more common inthis day than... ... and graded for condition. Torch, an uncirculated, modern, quarter-ounce gold bullion coinstruck in 2013, could trace her direct family lineage only... ... displayed a little of her own rebellious streak; hertattoo—“ 1/4 oz. fine gold”—was evidence of this, permanentlyemblazoned just above her caboose, o... ... same personwho triumphantly signed into law the first coinage act in 1792,legislation setting the bar very high for the honest coinage of hardmoney. ... ...g for coins about the war was when thesixteenth human president signed new legislation in 1862,authorizing the first-ever legal tender paper currencie... ...r the Federal Seat, members of Congress couldactually exercise ‘exclusive’ legislation ‘in all Cases whatsoever.’ Inother words, the Secretary of the ... ...ly only in the District of Columbia wheregovernment may exercise exclusive legislation ‘in all caseswhatsoever’—where government has nearly unlimited ...

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...political masters. Then, the last three chapters “follow the money” to prove true the outline in a specific case (the case of how our lawful money of gold and silver coin was effectively replaced with irredeemable paper currency). Understanding Federal Tyranny answers The Peculiar Conundrum— the odd phenomenon of how members of Congress and federal officials are able to by...

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...Chapter 1: Overview, part 1 Chapter 2: Overview, part 2 Chapter 3: 1792 Coinage Act Chapter 4: Legal Tender Paper Currencies Chapter 5: 1933 Gold "Confiscation"...

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...f 1862 65Chapter 5: Follow the Money—F.D.R.’s 1933 Gold Confiscation 89 Understanding Federal Tyranny is available in a pri... ...ted power “To coin Money” (and regulate its value) meansto strike coins of gold and silver at specific purities and definedweights that are given prop... ...the examination into money, exposingPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1933 gold “confiscation” order tobe likewise but a masterpiece of deception. Cit... ...f Clause 17 reads; “Congress shall have Power…To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding te... ...eymistakenly think it applies only to the District Seat and otherexclusive legislation properties, a proper examination into Clause 17shows just how i... ... of Congress are expressly given the enumeratedpower to exercise exclusive legislation in the District of Columbiaand “like Authority” over the other ... ...eated to represent the type of authority exercised in D.C. The Exclusive Legislation Pie Chart shown below properlyrepresents all governing power be... ... that no State shallcoin money, emit bills of credit, or make anything but gold and silvercoin a tender in payment of debts), so the U.S. Constitution... ...wer of Congress to coin lawful tender money refers only to the striking of gold and silver coins, of defined purity and weight, that are given proport...

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...ons technology (ICT). Information systems create not only advantages, convenience and efficiency, but also disadvantages, challenges and threats. Legislation is usually not prompt nor adequate enough to address technology-oriented social problems. The potential abuse of information systems has long been uncontrollable. Cybercrime has a deeply negative influence o...

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..................................................................... 310 12.2 From domestic legislation to international harmonization ................... ...s v. Pierre-Louis (Southern District of Florida No.00-434-CR-GOLD/SIMONTON, 22 March 2002)United States v. Ray (Eighth C... ...eting, Los Cabos, B. C. S.,Mexico, 21-22 October.APEC. 2003. Conference Report: Cybercrime Legislation and Enforcement CapacityBuilding Project, 21-25... ...CA:O‘Reilley and Associates.E-Security Task Group. 2003. E-Security Task Group, Cybercrime Legislation andEnforcement Capacity Building Project, 21-25... ...rk, Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.Gibson, W. 1984. Neuromancer, New York: Ace Books.Goldsmith, J. 2005. The Internet and the Legitimacy of Remo... ...ional Law, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: University ofPennsylvania Press.Mackenizie, E., and Goldman, K. 2000. Computer Abuse, Information Technologies ... ...34-40.Rotenberg, M. 1990. Prepared Testimony and Statement for the Record on ComputerVirus Legislation, Computer and Society, volume 20, number 1, pp.... ...onment to a constructedsocial environment (Coleman, 1990). Recent decades have witnessed a golden age in socialhistory, previously symbolized by long ... ...example, United States v. Pierre-Louis (Southern District of Florida No.00-434-CR-GOLD/SIMONTON, 22 March 2002), an employee (the accused) se...

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... a rather large topic, this novel limits its scope to deal with money, showing how legal tender paper currencies were cleverly instituted in 1862 and gold was 'confiscated' in 1933. Bald Justice is the first of three books of its series (Base Tyranny is book two and Bare Liberty is book three). For non-fiction looks at the same topic, please see the author's books: 1...

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...suddenly recalled old familystories from his youth about a hidden cache of gold rumored to haveonce belonged to his great-grandfather. Mark Adamson ... ...n in 1929, he certainly was when President Rooseveltconfiscated everyone’s gold in 1933. Mark Evanston snapped his mind back to the present momentan... ...us thoughts and questions, all related to legal tenderpaper currencies and gold confiscation. There must have been about 30 pages that were yet in r... ... judgment time to see if the old stories weretrue, to see if there was any gold in this long-lost hideaway. Mark turned back over onto his knees and... ...ic discs within, Mark knewit was coin, but didn’t know if it was silver or gold. Mark had to flatten the bag to get it out through the opening inthe... ...ound some of Great-Grandpa Adamson’s writings ongold, silver, and monetary legislation.” Hannah was flabbergasted. She was long familiar with the ol... ... confiscation of gold. Mark Adamson had been especially bothered by this legislation.It was one thing to have a legal tender paper currency alongsid... ...n’t know anyone else who could have gotten so caught up inresearching gold legislation that they’d forget about gold itself,” saidHannah with a laugh.... ...ad Clause17: “Congress shall have Power…to exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding...

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...mable legal tender paper currencybegan circulating alongside and then later in the place of gold and silver coins. In the particular case,highlighted ... ...used to deceptively transform the United States from a solid monetarystandard of silver and gold coin into a pit of financial quicksand without standa... ...example of that purpose is showing how the United States were converted from using money of goldand silver coin to legal tender paper currency and bas... ...riginal form. Given our American monetary history under the Constitution (beginning with gold and silvercoin and ending with rapidly-depreciating p... ...tional authority to doso, such as the President’s enumerated power to sign or veto proposed legislation, recommendmeasures he thinks expedient, or the... ...ictated that thecolonies pay their taxes and for their wares purchased from the homeland in gold and silver, butthat the colonists be paid for their c... ...berty”.Going even further, Congress upped the ante considerably, asking the States to enact legislationseeking confiscation of the assets bought and s... ...aw “cannot have its full and intended effectunless construed as a direct prohibition of the legislation which we have been considering” andthat “[i]t ... ...xpression of these limited powers implies an exclusion of all other subjects of criminal legislation. Such is the argument in the present cases. ...

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...etting 1871 Supreme Court case which first upheld paper currencies as legal tender (despite earlier court rulings which upheld a legal tender of only gold and silver coin). Understanding how the federal government acts in this particular case actually allows Patriots to understand how government acts "in all Cases whatsoever" with arbitrary power which has defied all previ...

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...The Golden Rule of American Government, which Patriots disregard to their peril, is that no one entrusted with the exercise of federal authority is empowered to change the extent of that authority (only ratified amendments change...

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...Chapter 1. The Golden Rule 1 Chapter 2. Legal Tender Paper Currencies 15 The Legal Tender Cases; Passage Number One 19 The Legal Tender Cases; Passage Number Two 25 Chapter 3. In all Cases whatsoever 41 Chapter 4. The Bank of the ...

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...rt case which first upheld paper currenciesas legal tender (despite earlier court rulings which upheld a legal tenderof only gold and silver coin). U... ... The Patriot Quest Second EditionTable of Contents Chapter 1. The Golden Rule ................ ............. 83 Chapter 8. In Conclusion ................................................................... 87Chapter 1. The Golden Rule The Golden ... ...e first supreme Court ruling touphold paper currencies as legal tender, which determination was ultimatelyneeded before both gold (1933) and silver co... ...s proper role as our Store of Value has played no smallrole in much of America’s heartache.2 Chapter 1. The Golden Rule The examina... ...e its use. Even the most ardent proponents of legal tender paper currency mustreadily admit that all legal tender monetary legislation enacted by Co... ... “It might be argued that the expression of these limited powers implies an exclusion of all other subjects of criminal legislation.”20 Obvious... ...might be argued that the expression of these limited powers implies an exclusion of all other subjects of criminal legislation.” 3. The co... ...thin Article I, Section 8, Clause 17 of the Constitution whichreads: “Congress shall have Power…To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases ...

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...ent tyranny, once and for all. Mark routs out evil where it lurks most prevalently, within our monetary system which was cleverly separated from the gold and silver coin which is otherwise required by our U.S. Constitution. By understanding precisely how our government is able to ignore the Constitution with impunity, Mark soon devises his proposed cure, his Once and For...

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...newould be left with the phrase which spoke of Britain’s “Acts ofpretended Legislation” which helped establish “an absolute Tyrannyover these States.”... ...yrannyover these States.” Foremost among these Acts of pretended British legislationenacted for the American colonies was the “suspension of our own... ...States from coining money, emitting bills of credit,or making anything but gold and silver coin a tender in payment ofdebts. Therefore, throughout t... ...tates, even though these powers are farbeyond the normal limits of federal legislation. In the governmentseat, in other words, Congress may here exerc... ...dinto the specific example of how our legal tender money originally ofonly gold and silver coin was deceptively transformed instead topaper currency, ... ...keeping laws enacted by Congress which should beconsidered as purely local legislation, thereafter legally enforceableonly as local legislation, incap... ...mpunction about seeking retribution for anyonewho threatened to stop their golden goose from continuing to lay itsgolden eggs for them. ... ...asuries. The only money thereafter used by the entire U.S. Governmentwas gold and silver coin, although written drafts were used to offsetcredits an... ...y choose to accept theinterest-bearing government security in place of the gold or silvercoin which the creditor was legally due. One of the most sp...

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...Base Tyranny is the second book in a fiction series (following Bald Justice), looking at our monetary history of gold and silver coin, transitioning into legal tender paper currencies....

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... approved another bank bill in 1816,President Madison this time signed the legislation chartering thesecond Bank of the United States for a 20-year te... ...ise expired at the end of itsoriginal 20-year term, in 1836, after earlier legislation proposing toextend it was vetoed by Democratic President Andrew... ...own,”answered Mark. “This act also allowed use of treasury notes alongwith gold and silver coin and it became fully operational for 15 years,lasting t... ...r without interest, or to exchange thepublic money for other funds besides gold and silver coin or Treasurynotes, such as bank notes. “All payments ... ... for postage, were required to be paid underSection 18 in either silver or gold coin or in the government’sinterest-bearing Treasury notes, the latter... ...d officials to pay the government’s obligationsdue its creditors in either gold or silver coin, unless the creditorindividually and voluntarily agreed... ... it myself,” Janet admitted. “I only hear about there never being enough gold in the world tobe on a gold standard,” said Steve. “And now I find out... ...eds of millions of dollars of United States notes were issued. “In 1863, legislation enacted by the 37th Congress and signed byfirst Republican Pres... ...ly took about a decade to fill one volume of the Statutes atLarge with new legislation, providing evidence of a general limitationof laws. The secon...

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...int Statistics 1793-1902 50 Silver Coinage Mintage Statistics 1793-1902 51 Silver Coinage Mint Mintage Statistics 1793-1902 (odd denominations) 54 Gold Coinage Statistics 1793-1902 (in dollars) 57 Appendix C: Reports 60 Superintendent Robert Morris’ 1782 Report 61 PROPOSITIONS RESPECTING THE COINAGE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER. 66 Samuel Osgood and Walter Livingsto...

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...tatistics 1793‐1902 (odd denominations) .............................................. 54 Gold Coinage Statistics 1793‐1902 (in dollars) ............... .................................................. 61 PROPOSITIONS RESPECTING THE COINAGE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER. .................................... ........................................................................................ 634 Gold confiscation poster ..................................... ...litiaaccording to the discipline prescribed by Congress; (Cl. 17) To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District(not... ... grant Letters ofMarque and Reprisal; coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coina Tender in Payment of Debts; pass any ... ...risdiction. Section 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. Fourteenth Amendment (July 9, 1... ...d illegal and void. Section 5. The Congress shall have power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, theprovisions of this article. F... ...s and the several States shall have concurrent power to enforcethis article by appropriate legislation. Section 3. This article shall be inoperativ... ... $1,282,087.20 56 Appendix B: Mint Statistics 1793-1902 Gold Coinage Statistics 1793-1902 (in dollars)YEAR Doubl...

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...us, the modern cannabis smoker may be exposed to doses of THC many times greater than his or her counterpart in the 1960s and 1970s (Mendelson, 1987; Gold, 1991; Schwartz, 1991; World Health Organization, 1997; Solowij, 1998). This fact is important since the effects of THC are dose-related and most of the research on cannabis was carried out in the 1970s using doses of...

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...reater than his or her counterpart in the 1960s and1970s (Mendelson, 1987; Gold, 1991; Schwartz, 1991; WorldHealth Organization, 1997; Solowij, 1998).... ... 25 mg THC (World Health Orga- nization, 1997). Gold (1991, p. 356) remarks: “ This single fact ... ...of diversion and unintentional digestion Sznitman SR1, Goldberg V2, Sheinman-Yuffe H2, Flechter E2, Bar-Sela G2,3. ... ...ates the associa-tion edibles-related tweeting activity and local cannabis legislation.Tweets were collected between May 1 and July 31, 2015, using Tw... ... of Twitter usersmentioning edibles between states with different cannabis legislation status were assesed via a permutation test.We collected 100,182... ...nd Drug Administration in the UnitedStates. A number of states have passed legislation to allow for the use of CBD-rich, limited Δ(9) -THC-content pre... ..., early childhood behavior, and negative adult roles Goldschmidt L1, Richardson GA2, Larkby C2, Day NL2. 1. Western... ...lternative methods of cannabis administration. Whether discrepanciesin MML legislation are causally related to these findings will require further stu... ...ndmetabolism are very different for smoking versus oral/sublingual routes. Gold standard clinicaltrials are limited; however, some studies have thus f...

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...this book concentrates on thoroughly examiningthe highly-unusual exclusive legislation power, that is specificallyenumerated in Article I, Section 8, ... ... Article I, Section 8, Clause 17 of the U.S.Constitution. This exclusive legislation power is wholly-different from allother powers listed in the U.... ...h explains thenecessity of paying special attention to it. The exclusive legislation power is, in fact, an opposing power,founded in tyranny, at the... ...e government power as the remainder of enumeratedfederal powers. Exclusive legislation authority is the inherentability to do all that members of Cong... ...oney, emitting bills of credit (paper currency), or makinganything besides gold and silver coin a tender in payment ofdebts—these express prohibitions... ...t.”30 And, she again brought up this vital principle, worth itsweight in gold, writing nearly identically: “accompanying that assignment of [le... ...ss is a bar on its further delegation.”31 Both statements are as good as gold, regarding strictlyconstruing the Constitution, even had such words be... ...on 10 prohibitions on emittingbills of credit and making things other than gold and silver coin atender in payment of debts do not apply to Congress e... ...ndollars are the same as the American dollar. Having a coin of silver or gold called a dollar for the Republicdoesn’t either preclude the District o...

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...Do we need the stock market? * Do we need money? Or could we allocate resources differently? * What causes inflation? Does it matter? * Is a gold standard superior or inferior to a fiat (paper) monetary system? * Why is our tax system so complicated and full of loopholes? What can we do about it? * Is taxation a form of theft? * Should we raise taxes on t...

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................................................................................ 375 Gold Standard Not Needed ............................................. ... of time and energy because diamonds are scarce. Dia-monds are more expensive than gold because it takes more time and energyto find an ounce of diamo... ... it takes more time and energyto find an ounce of diamond than to find an ounce of gold. That’s despitethe fact that gold has more useful applications... ...hat’s despitethe fact that gold has more useful applications, like in electronics. Gold ismore expensive than silver because it takes more time and en... ...ismore expensive than silver because it takes more time and energy to findand mine gold than it does silver. Silver is more expensive than copperbecau... ...e it easier for the largest shareholders to mone-tarily influence politicians. The legislation they lobby for will make it evenmore difficult for new ... ...cy. That would prevent the ultra-rich fromwielding disproportionate influence over legislation. When the peoplehave full political and economic power,... ... words, the Democracy Index assesses how much influence thecommon people have over legislation and the extent of their personal free-doms. Countries ... ...they were bad apples; using their surplus in-come to influence politicians to pass legislation that gives them artificialadvantages. By definition, a...

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... drugs are developed, how they are tested, and how medical knowledge is created. Since 1906, heavy commercial influence has compromised Congressional legislation to protect the public from unsafe drugs. The authorization of user fees in 1992 has turned drug companies into the FDA’s prime clients, deepening the regulatory and cultural capture of the agency. Industry has dem...

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...ent evidence aboutheavy commercial influence has compromised Congressional legislation to protect the public from unsafe drugs. new drugs; disto... ...contributions, the pharmaceutical industry has influenced Congress to pass legislation that has compro-funding of clinical trials from their conduct, ... ...ons such as children and cancer patients, 75II, III, IV, and V and related legislation provided the FDA with steeply increasing user fees but included... ...h to be responsible for such potential outcomes should you facilitate this legislation to come to pass. the future?” [37]. In light of this... ...n of Takayuki Miyazawa,1,‡* Rokusuke Yoshikawa,1,‡ Matthew Golder,2 Masaya Okada,1 live attenuated vaccines for pets. I... ...types for GCLC, GCLM, GSTA1, GSTM1,GSTP1, and GSTT1 were determined in 309 gold miners, gold buyersand controls. The presence of the GCLM-588T allele ... ...isan occupational hazard for dental staff, chloralkali factory workers and goldminers,etc. Mercury has been found to be a causative agent of various s... ...er, followed by inorganic mercury, thimerosal,lead, cadmium, palladium and gold. After RID treatment, a decrease of metal-specificlymphocyte responses... ...ed dye in ink (Clarkson et al. 2007). Mercury has also been used to purify gold and silver mineralsby forming amalgams. This is a hazardous practice, ...

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...nsolvent; the world is in debt to SCAB; the Market rules; after capitalism, financialism; the American Dream; Where's the gold?... 195 The Loveless Marriage of Convenience: Papa State & Mama SCAB are still running the show; debt money; deceit and bluff; the male backlash; the unspoken global depopulation plan... ...

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...rules; after capitalism, financialism; the American Dream; Where's the gold?...195 The Loveless Marriage of Convenience: Papa State & Mama ... ... fiat money, which means it has no intrinsicvalue and is not backed up with gold or silver, but is made legaltender only by order of the State authorit... ...es. This huge bluff datesback to the historical fraudulent trickery of the goldsmiths, explainedon page 176 and in other sources, online and in print.... ...heir business within the sacred temple.The historic confidence trick of the goldsmithsBack when goldsmiths were offering secure storage for the gold of... ...the gold ofthe wealthy, they would issue credit notes for the value of the goldthey held and charge a rate of interest per annum on the amount, asa ki... ...r deadlock preventing anysignificant progress towards effective gun control legislation. Notonly is there disagreement and conflict between the Federala...

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...nsolvent; the world is in debt to SCAB; the Market rules; after capitalism, financialism; the American Dream; Where's the gold?... 195 The Loveless Marriage of Convenience: Papa State & Mama SCAB are still running the show; debt money; deceit and bluff; the male backlash; the unspoken global depopulation plan... ...

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...rules; after capitalism, financialism; the American Dream; Where's the gold?...195 The Loveless Marriage of Convenience: Papa State & Mama ... ... fiat money, which means it has no intrinsicvalue and is not backed up with gold or silver, but is made legaltender only by order of the State authorit... ...es. This huge bluff datesback to the historical fraudulent trickery of the goldsmiths, explainedon page 176 and in other sources, online and in print.... ...heir business within the sacred temple.The historic confidence trick of the goldsmithsBack when goldsmiths were offering secure storage for the gold of... ...the gold ofthe wealthy, they would issue credit notes for the value of the goldthey held and charge a rate of interest per annum on the amount, asa ki... ...r deadlock preventing anysignificant progress towards effective gun control legislation. Notonly is there disagreement and conflict between the Federala...

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...nsolvent; the world is in debt to SCAB; the Market rules; after capitalism, financialism; the American Dream; Where's the gold?... 195 The Loveless Marriage of Convenience: Papa State & Mama SCAB are still running the show; debt money; deceit and bluff; the male backlash; the unspoken global depopulation plan... ...

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...rules; after capitalism, financialism; the American Dream; Where's the gold?...195 The Loveless Marriage of Convenience: Papa State & Mama ... ... fiat money, which means it has no intrinsicvalue and is not backed up with gold or silver, but is made legaltender only by order of the State authorit... ...es. This huge bluff datesback to the historical fraudulent trickery of the goldsmiths, explainedon page 176 and in other sources, online and in print.... ...heir business within the sacred temple.The historic confidence trick of the goldsmithsBack when goldsmiths were offering secure storage for the gold of... ...the gold ofthe wealthy, they would issue credit notes for the value of the goldthey held and charge a rate of interest per annum on the amount, asa ki... ...r deadlock preventing anysignificant progress towards effective gun control legislation. Notonly is there disagreement and conflict between the Federala...

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... accordance with their respective constitutional processes,” despite the President’s written assurance that he would “ask the Congress by appropriate legislation to approve” all special agreements, and despite the United States’ “United Nations Participation Act of 1945” saying that the special agreements negotiated by the President are “subject to the approval of the Cong...

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...hat question, one must dig deeper into the United NationsCharter and the U.S. legislation which helped implement it(domestically).The United Nations C... ...egotiated, it will be my purpose to ask the Congress by appropriate legislation to approve them.23Ignoring for a (long) moment, the Presiden... ... ask“Congress” to approve any special agreements he negotiated by“appropriate legislation” (so he could follow proper “Constitutionalprocesses” before... ...President’s written assurance that he would “askthe Congress by appropriate legislation to approve” all specialagreements, and despite the United St... ...Rooseveltin his April 5, 1933 Executive Order No. 6102 to confiscate American gold from U.S. citizens and give them worthless paper in return.49, 5048... ...ned that confiscated domesticgold (or even restored the active circulation of gold back in themarketplace); instead, monetary devaluation continues to... ...hains of the Constitution that mandateotherwise. 51. To learn how Roosevelt’s gold “con-fiscation” was really only a margin call to bank shareholders ... ...ves under the 1913 Federal Reserve Act to back their banking liabilities with gold, please see the author’s public domain books Dollars and nonCents, ... ..., no State may “coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; (or) make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts.” Thus, the several ...

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...re on an elevated platform 63. The sly and treacherous debauchery 64. Reflections of a personal kind 65. Observations on the blossoming effect of gold versus the contorting effect of pounding dirt 66. Facets of the training: Seeing magnanimity as gullibility 67. Secure refinement versus insecure odium 68. Clowning around with precious antiquity 69. Handing over hel...

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...three levels, starting for the level of dirt to that of the level of gold. However, there is this converse also to be borne in mind: Peopl... ...stration? Well, the problem is that Indian administrators stand on the golden end of the rank feudal respect versus pejorative communication c... ...bands as mere dirt, compared to the Indians, who would be seen as of golden value in the communication codes. In many tribal areas, the native ... ...sh, when being conveyed to England. Here, the essential codes of the golden respect versus abominable dirt social communication were erased in ... ...ians’ who exist at varying levels of equality, with a few of them of golden value and most of them at dirt levels? As per his own social c... ... not thrash, then they should move to the level of disclaiming all legislations that aim to give them exclusivities. I am not ver... ...k quite efficiently. It is quite easy for a silly guy to demand legislation for each and every thing here. Each and every new legisla... ...hat would really distress a rich businessman. He would want a terrible legislation that can send the poor man to jail. So that he has the fiel... ...folders are doing a wonderful job, and there is no need for a terrible legislation for ending advertising. Without advertising economic activi...

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... James Remember the Defenders The Watery Part of the World Walking the Walk Borne Away Wired Rebels and Cannibals (Very Steep Marching Indeed) Gold and an Irresistible Offer The Elephant The Bear The Bay of Indians Caught Red-Handed Ruffians, Raiders, and Rebellions Spanning the Big Muddy Islands in the Stream Drawing the Line Massacres, Emancipators, and W...

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... Hydesville area” in 1891, especially Mr. Godfrey—and—• The Winners of the GoldMy Family Arboretum (Shadowcasters)Cowboys and Indians, Yankees and Eur... ...ntal trip was a six month ordeal (actu-ally, at the time of the California gold rush, an average time to travel from theeast coast to San Francisco wa... ...kwardness. In his1912 book “California, An Englishman’s Impressions of the Golden State”Arthur T. Johnson wrote along these lines: “If no one really u... ...nation. Yes, the world, with America in the lead, seemed to be entering a goldenage of progress and renewal. Newspapers and magazines were predicting... ...dbrought up in the early twentieth, look upon the years prior to 1914 as a golden ageof the Republic. In part, this feeling was due to our youth; in p... ...e and prosperity for all was attainable through good will and progres-sive legislation. Even pessimistic Henry Adams wrote in his “Education” that,owi... ... say with certainty,a factor which may have played a role was that British legislation discrimi-nated against United States shipping. For that reason,... ...al inhabitants were still barred from the polling places. At anyrate, that legislation this year became a part of the U.S. Constitution, beingappended... ... Still Casting Shadows Were all Americans benefited by this new legislation? Vine Deloria, Jr.wrote in Custer Died for Your Sins: An Indian...