Andrew Jackson: I intend to rout you out
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE EVOLUTION FROM LAWFUL MONEY TO LEGAL TENDER
1787 – Article One, Section 10 introduced by Roger Sherman at
Constitutional Convention:
“No State shall make any thing but
gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts.”
1789 – Constitution of the United States ratified.
1792 – Congressional Coinage Act defining “Dollar” as a measurement
of gold or silver.
Counterfeiting is a capital crime, punishable
by death.
1834 – President Andrew Jackson tells the bankers:
“You are a den
of vipers! I intend to rout you out, and by the Eternal God, I will
rout you out. If the people only understood the rank injustice of
our money and banking system, there would be a revolution by
morning.”
1862 – President Abraham Lincoln arranges for the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving to issue 400 million “dollars” in United States Notes,
unbacked by specie.
By definition, This is counterfeiting.
1913 – Bankers finally manage to get a “central bank,” called the
Federal Reserve System, installedin the American states. It is the
Fifth Plank of the Communist Manifesto. Earlier the same year
the Second Plank,
“A graduated Income Tax,” was foisted on
the people through the 16th Amendment. It was
never lawfully
ratified by the States. See
The Law That Never Was by
Bill Benson and M. J. Beckman.
1914 – The Federal Reserve Bank begins issuing notes payable to the
bearer on demand in lawful money. Notes may be redeemed by the
United States Treasury or any federal reserve bank.
1928 – A new Series of notes released by the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving with the redeemability clause in smaller but still very
evident type.
1933 – Roosevelt “calls in” the gold and, once it is in government
posession, arbitrarily alters the value from $20 an ounce to $35,
thereby making $millions for himself and his cronies overnight. His
Legal Tender Act was a declaration that the nation had gone
bankrupt. His Emergency War Powers Act circumvents and technically
makes void the Constitution. The American people are unaware of the
ramifications, and the politicians carry on the masquerade by
constantly reminding the people of “Constitutional rights.”
1934 – A new Series of notes is released by the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving with the redeemability clause appearing in an even
more shrunken type size.
1950 – New Series of notes released by the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving with type size of the redeemablity clause so small a
magnifying glass is needed to read it by most people to read it.
1963 –
First Series of bogus notes, issued on the day of
President Kennedy’s funeral, saying: This note is legal tender
for all debts public and private” but no offer for the bearer to
redeem on demand. Although claiming to be “Federal Reserve Notes,”
these pieces of paper suddenly and silently have become nothing more
than tokens. The legal tender notes will circulate together with the
lawful money notes for the next five years as the originals are
gradually removed by the banks. At such a tragic moment in their
lives, very few trusting Americans notice the change or care.
1965 – Semi-slug coins are manufactured by the U. S. Mint with
drastically
reduced amounts of silver. Dross filler of copper
alloy is added.
1968 –
All silver is removed from the U. S. coins, rendering
their inrinsic value (of the remaining copper and zinc) almost
wothless. On June 24th, the banks slam shut the silver exchange
window and from this date forward, paper notes (irresorective of
the “promise to pay in lawful money”) will be exchange only for more
paper notes. A new infraction called “Illegal(?) Counterfeiting” now
appears as a criminal statute in the United States Code books.
imo, All the Best! /W
