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Old 11-01-2010, 12:58 AM
jetgraphics
 
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Greetings from Dr Evil Dictator, here to resolve the economic woes facing the American people.

Wait, no, you can't have an "evil dictator" resolve anything, because it flies in the face of the "democratic fallacy" - that a group of stoofid people are wiser than one wise man.

Okay, don't bother to read any further.

[Boring Flag On]

Basic fundamental fact - prosperity is the creation, trade and enjoyment of surplus usable goods and services.

Take away any one of those three parts, and you won't have prosperity. Don't create a surplus of anything - boom, you're a net consumer and you crash.
Don't trade your surplus - boom, you're deprived of other necessities, and crash.
Don't enjoy the benefit of what you make or trade, you're a victim of theft!

Prosperity is not a sum of money tokens, no matter how large. (Think of "Gilligan's Island" - a pile of money with nothing to buy is useless.)

Is that clear?

Next point.

Money is a nothing - an abstraction - a medium of exchange and an accounting system to facilitate the trade of those surplus usable goods the economy should be generating.

Furthermore, you shouldn't make your money token out of any "thing" that's within the marketplace... like precious metals. Because money has to retain a proportionality to the goods and services in the marketplace for equitable trade. If the money is finite, while goods and services vary, then trade is hampered. Worse, if you have to "buy" or "borrow" your money, it's like buying "tick marks" when you tally your sheep. What happens when you run out of tick marks? Stop counting and trading your sheep?

Okay, we no longer buy nor borrow our money tokens or any medium of exchange.

Next point.

Why can't you get a job?
No one has money to hire you.

Why can't a business thrive and prosper?
No one has money to buy anything.

Who makes new money?
Uh, well, ah-h-h-h, according to the U.S. Constitution, ahem, Congress has the power to COIN money (stamp bullion) and it has the power to BORROW money. Apparently Congress has no power to create money, because if it did, why would it need to BORROW that which it can simply create? Congress certainly can't make bullion.

[Warning - you are ordered to stop reading by the Bank police!]

Does the Federal Reserve create money, via Federal Reserve notes?
No.
By law, a note is NOT money.
A note is a promise to pay money - in the future.
But Congress repudiated that promise in 1933.

Uh oh.

Do not believe Dr Evil Dictator - read the law.

Since 1933, no dollars have circulated, and the dollar bills are worthless IOUs (since Congress cannot redeem them with lawful money - it's dead broke.).

Wait! Those "dollar bills" are LEGAL tender.
True - but under the law of notes, only the obligated parties on those notes must accept them in lieu of lawful money (gold / silver coin). Pursuant to Title 12 USC Sec. 411, that's the Federal government.

Why are YOU accepting wastepaper instead of lawful money?
Answer: You consented to be an obligated party, via "Voluntary" enrollment into Social Security via the Federal Insurance Contribution Act. (Look up : "contributor" in a legal reference. That's one who is equally liable for paying a claim - like the public debt.)

Okay, so you were tricked into enrolling by the world's greatest propaganda ministry. Let's move it along.

No, you have to realize the ramifications of 300 million enumerated "human resources" pledged as collateral upon a public debt soon to exceed 14 trillion dollars (not dollar bills). By law, that public debt computes to 700 billion ounces of gold, stamped into coin. Unfortunately, the world wide supply (estimate) is only 5.3 billion ounces.
Since the Federal Reserve did not loan Congress 700 billion ounces of gold coin, why does Congress owe them?
(I warned you that the bank police will be wroth, if you ask too many questions.)

STOP IT - it is against the law to question the validity of the public debt.
(Really! Read clause 4, 14th amendment, USCON)

[Long string of explosive expletives deleted]

Harrumph - now do you see why you need a Dr Evil Dictator to cure things?
The "Constitutional" government is behind a legal technicality and an impossible contract with usurers and a framework of fraud and deception that has run for over 77 years.

Let's cut to the cure, please!

[] Since consent is behind the collateral for the worthless notes, Dr Evil Dictator suggests that the enumerated masses withdraw consent.

[] Without enough human chattels as collateral, the "dollar bill" will crash in trade value... not unlike the mortgage crisis, when debt is greater than the value of the collateral.

[] But when the "dollar bill" collapses, then what will we use for money?

HERE IT IS, FOLKS.
Believe it or not, you have always had the power to make money - as in a medium of exchange to facilitate trade. But "they" didn't want you to know about it.

Really? They don't want the American people to know how to "make money"!?
Why?
Because you wouldn't pay usury to borrow funny munny (notes and counterfeit coin) if you could just make your own medium of exchange.

Look at a coupon - any coupon for a "Free" item or service. Read the fine print where it will state: the cash value is 1/20 of a cent.
Really?
Why so small?
Read the seventh amendment, USCON.

Now if I exchange a coupon for a "free" MickyD burger, I did not get 1/20 of a cent in value. I got a juicy hot burger, worth whatever the retail price is.

Once you tender the coupon, the company destroys it... or re-issues it, if it wants to give away another burger.

What would prevent a company from issuing coupons denominated in that which it can make, do or perform, and use those coupons in lieu of lawful money (which hasn't circulated since 1933)?
Nothing.

In any cash-poor community, all the productive people and companies and laborers can start their economies rolling, by simply making their own medium of exchange - private promissory notes - coupons - to account for trade.

Instead of unemployment insurance, out of work laborers can issue notes denominated in their labor, and trade them. When tendered back to the laborer, he discharges them by labor - or by trade of some other item, goods or service.

Instead of borrowing capital, an entrepreneur funds his operation by issuing coupons denominated in what the business makes with the raw materials and labor he hires. If he's a good businessman, he should increase the value of those materials and labor so that his customers are glad to trade with his notes.

Of course, "they" who control money and the madness that goes with it, will be very very unhappy, especially when folks stop contracting for usury. Just think of all the corporate financiers, bankers, stock holders, gamblers and insurance companies who will be ruined if no one wants to play their game, with their funny munny?

If you want prosperity, and are a productive person, it's time you start making your own money in your community, so that production, trade and enjoyment can happen.

There you have it - Dr Evil Dictator's cure.
Is the cure worse than the disease?

Last edited by jetgraphics; 11-01-2010 at 01:17 AM..
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