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Serpo
3rd September 2015, 02:04 AM
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/wp-content/themes/atahualpa/images/icons/user.gif By Michael Snyder, on September 2nd, 2015
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Vladimir-Putin-2015-Public-Domain-460x306.jpg (http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/russia-is-going-to-pass-a-law-formally-dumping-the-u-s-dollar/vladimir-putin-2015-public-domain)Russian President Vladimir Putin has introduced legislation that would deal a tremendous blow to the U.S. dollar. If Putin gets his way, and he almost certainly will, the U.S. dollar will be eliminated from trade between nations that belong to the Commonwealth of Independent States. In addition to Russia, that list of countries includes Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Obviously this would not mean “the death of the dollar”, but it would be a very significant step toward the end of the era of the absolute dominance of the U.S. dollar. Most people don’t realize this, but more U.S. dollars are actually used outside of the United States than are used inside this country. If the rest of the planet decides to stop accumulating dollars, using them to trade with one another, and loaning them back to us at ultra-low interest rates, we are going to be in for a world of hurt. Unfortunately for us, it is only a matter of time until that happens.
When I first read the following excerpt from a recent RT article (https://www.rt.com/business/313967-putin-says-dump-dollar/), I was absolutely stunned…

Russian President Vladimir Putin has drafted a bill that aims to eliminate the US dollar and the euro from trade between CIS countries.
This means the creation of a single financial market between Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and other countries of the former Soviet Union.
“This would help expand the use of national currencies in foreign trade payments and financial services and thus create preconditions for greater liquidity of domestic currency markets”, said a statement from Kremlin.
For a long time, tensions have been building between the United States and Russia over Syria, Ukraine, the price of oil and a whole host of other issues. But I didn’t anticipate that things would get to this level quite yet. It is expected that Putin’s new bill will become law, and this is only one element of a much larger trend that is now developing.
You see, the truth is that Russia and China have both been dumping dollar-denominated assets for months. The following comes from a recent piece by Mac Slavo (http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/putin-targets-us-monetary-system-aims-to-eliminate-the-us-dollar-and-the-euro-from-trade_09012015)…

Last year Russia began unloading massive amounts (http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/dollar-dump-begins-russia-unloads-20-of-its-total-u-s-holdings-in-one-month_02202015) of their US dollar reserves. In the month of December 2014 alone Putin sold some 20% of the country’s U.S. Treasurys, a move that further increased tensions surrounding what can only be described as economic warfare between East and West.
Then, as if part of a coordinated effort, this summer it was revealed that China had implemented a similar strategy, dumping half a trillion (http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/shock-report-china-dumps-half-a-trillion-dollars-something-is-very-very-wrong-they-are-being-aggressively-sold_07222015) in dollar denominated assets.
But that’s just the beginning of the end for the US dollar. Amid a major meltdown in Chinese stock markets the People’s Republic sold off billions in dollar assets last week in what was reported to be an effort to stabilize their collapsing financial markets.
And now, as Russia’s economy collapses under the weight of American and European sanctions, including what many believe to be widespread downward manipulation of oil prices, Vladimir Putin is sending a clear signal to the central bank of the world’s reserve currency.
China has the second largest economy on the entire planet, and Russia has the tenth largest. In recent years, these two superpowers have become much tighter. For example, just consider this headline from Sputnik News that I came across just today: “Crippling US Foreign Policy Draws Russia, China Closer Together (http://www.sputniknews.com/politics/20150902/1026488359/washington-foreign-policy-failure-asia-alliance.html)“.
And I don’t know if you have noticed, but U.S. relations with China have turned rather sour lately. Lots of accusations about spying and trade violations have been flying around, and just this week five Chinese warships were spotted off the coast of Alaska (http://theweek.com/speedreads/575230/chinese-warships-spotted-coast-alaska). In the months ahead, expect our relationship with China to continue to unravel.
If China and Russia were to both fundamentally reject the U.S. dollar at some point, much of the rest of the world may choose to follow suit.
So why is that important?
The fact that most of the nations of the world use our dollars to trade with one another creates a tremendous amount of artificial demand for our currency. In other words, the U.S. dollar is valued much higher than it otherwise would be just because it is the de facto reserve currency of the planet.
As a result, we can import massive amounts of products at super cheap prices. When we go to Wal-Mart or the dollar store, we can fill up our carts with lots and lots of ridiculously inexpensive stuff. Our standard of living is way higher than it actually should be.
And because the U.S. dollar is used so widely in global trade, major exporting nations end up with giant piles of our currency which they have been willing to lend back to us at ultra-low interest rates. This has made it possible to fund our massively bloated federal government and to go 18 trillion dollars in debt (http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/we-might-as-well-face-it-america-is-addicted-to-debt).
If the rest of the world stops using our dollars and stops playing our game, we will be in a tremendous amount of trouble. The cost of imported products would absolutely skyrocket and our standard of living would go way down.
In addition, the federal government (along with state and local governments) would have to pay much more to borrow money which would rapidly create a gigantic debt crisis.
So Russia knows where they could really hurt us. Most of the “power” that America currently projects around the world is based on having the de facto reserve currency of the planet. If you take our financial power away, we would be far, far less imposing on the global stage. Sadly, the truth is that the U.S. military is rapidly shrinking and has largely been defanged by the Obama administration.
A lot of people that will read this article will not understand this, but it is very, very important to keep an eye on this emerging Russian/Chinese alliance. I believe that it is going to play a critical role in world events during the years ahead.

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/russia-is-going-to-pass-a-law-formally-dumping-the-u-s-dollar

palani
3rd September 2015, 05:39 AM
When trade stops bullets start.

Dogman
3rd September 2015, 06:51 AM
Law or resolution ?

;)

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 08:13 AM
Russia and its shit hole country's huh.
All I have to say is if they drop the dollar its in the right direction to return this country back to what it once was.

The money changers will go where the money is...China and Russia. Two country's that deserve it.

palani
3rd September 2015, 08:20 AM
if they drop the dollar its in the right direction to return this country back to what it once was

So your point is the U.S. of A. is incapable of doing that on their own. That they need the assistance of a sh*t hole 3rd world country to gain some form of pre-eminence?

That is why I never trusted an electrician with logical problems. Knowledge of how to run wire is no guarantee they know WHERE to run it.

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 08:52 AM
So your point is the U.S. of A. is incapable of doing that on their own. That they need the assistance of a sh*t hole 3rd world country to gain some form of pre-eminence?

That is why I never trusted an electrician with logical problems. Knowledge of how to run wire is no guarantee they know WHERE to run it.

Showing your intelligence level again huh?

Point is.....the money mongrols will leave this country once the spicket is shut off. ........Thus the cancer is gone and the country will heal.
But I guess your level of intelligence cant understand that when a 5th grader can and does.

And no I dont think the USofA can as long as they are doing closed door deals behind the backs of Americans....hasnt happened yet has it moron?

singular_me
3rd September 2015, 08:56 AM
WAR is coming

palani
3rd September 2015, 09:04 AM
Showing your intelligence level again

At least you got ONE thing right.

ShortJohnSilver
3rd September 2015, 09:15 AM
Replacing 1 fiat currency with another fiat currency does what exactly? And who owns the Russian Central Bank?

palani
3rd September 2015, 09:20 AM
Replacing 1 fiat currency with another fiat currency does what exactly? And who owns the Russian Central Bank?

Fiat (aka legal tender) is part of the law of necessity associated with war. In the war plane you might move where ever you like and still be exposed to the same law.

Hitch
3rd September 2015, 10:24 AM
Replacing 1 fiat currency with another fiat currency does what exactly?

It just transfers more wealth from the masses to the elite. It's all a big scam anyway.

Jerrylynnb
3rd September 2015, 10:44 AM
The hidden card up the sleeves of the "western" powers (the jews who run the Bank of England and the Fed) is to REPUDIATE all the dollars abroad. Of course, they wouldn't flat out issue a policy of repudiation, like a robber pointing a gun at you and announcing a robbery in progress, but they would find fancy words and terms that would have the effect of repudiating the off-shore dollars by restricting the free flow INTO the USA of those dollars. It would amount to a "bail-in" by the western powers of all the "deposits" by foreigners who hold US dollars abroad. They would have to set up a "reclamation" schedule, whereby only portions of their holdings could be returned to the US for value during any predetermined time period. This would set up an unofficial black market for off-shore dollars that these western actors could influence, and even control (behind the scenes), to wind up buying back (on the sly) those dollars for pennies on the dollar (from off-shore holders worried about not getting anything at all for them in their lifetime).

This is the kind of slick, dishonest, and, sneaky thievery this breed has been practicing for centuries, so, it shouldn't be any surprise to the wise. One way or another, they always wind up getting a whole lot of something for nothing.

Keep in mind, the US dollar, controlled by these international jews, is the goose that has laid golden eggs for them for a century now, and, they aren't likely to let that goose die prematurely. It has been way too good for them, nationally AND internationally, so, they will find some way to keep the ball rolling as long as it is so profitable for them. The "death of the dollar" is wishful thinking by those who are steeped into precious metals as money - not until the US military suffers a world shaking non-recoverable defeat, will the US dollar die a natural death (like confederate money after Lee's surrender).

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 11:02 AM
replacing 1 fiat currency with another fiat currency does what exactly? And who owns the russian central bank?

exactly!!!!!

Ding ding...we have a winner!

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 11:13 AM
Fiat (aka legal tender) is part of the law of necessity associated with war. In the war plane you might move where ever you like and still be exposed to the same law.
Hahahahaha.............nothing you said is even remotely provable. All just a bunch of bullshit from the greatest bullshitter that GSUS has ever seen.

midnight rambler
3rd September 2015, 11:25 AM
The Law of Necessity is...there is no law - which is why leaders are so enamored with national emergencies, crisis, and war since they are then free to rule by edict.

As only one example - POTUS is also called the 'Commander in Chief' by the media HOWEVER that role as CinC ONLY applies during times of national emergencies or war (ALL other times outside of war or national emergencies POTUS is simply the chief executive), so WHY is POTUS always referred to as 'Commander in Chief'? (rhetorical question seeing how the USSA has been in a state of emergency since at least March 9, 1933 and arguably since Lincoln issued his General Order No. 100 aka The Lieber Code)

palani
3rd September 2015, 11:54 AM
.nothing you said is even remotely provable.
As I have said nothing but written much I doubt if I have anything to prove other than you lack command of your native tongue. You prove that much better than anything I might come up with.



the greatest bullshitter that GSUS has ever seen.
I accept your surrender of this title.

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 11:55 AM
The Law of Necessity is...there is no law - which is why leaders are so enamored with national emergencies, crisis, and war since they are then free to rule by edict.

As only one example - POTUS is also called the 'Commander in Chief' by the media HOWEVER that role as CinC ONLY applies during times of national emergencies or war (ALL other times outside of war or national emergencies POTUS is simply the chief executive), so WHY is POTUS always referred to as 'Commander in Chief'? (rhetorical question seeing how the USSA has been in a state of emergency since at least March 9, 1933 and arguably since Lincoln issued his General Order No. 100 aka The Lieber Code)

Again that means what?
We're talking about a few shit hole country's dropping the dollar.
On one side you have the bankers and the other side you have the same bankers. So wtf are saying other than demonstrating your confused, ignorant and therefore baiting a conspiracy?

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 11:59 AM
As I have said nothing but written much I doubt if I have anything to prove other than you lack command of your native tongue. You prove that much better than anything I might come up with.



I accept your surrender of this title.
I think most here would agree that you ramble without ever saying anything......dont beleive me?
To prove my point you never answer questions regarding your ramblings....the conclusion to that is you must not understand what you're talking about.

You denut yourself all the time.

Hitch
3rd September 2015, 12:00 PM
We're talking about a few shit hole country's dropping the dollar.

The only reason any fiat currency can survive or exist, is confidence. You underestimate Russia and China. If they dump the dollar, confidence can fall, and quickly.

Personally, I think we should all re-visit our preps and make sure you are ready. If/when it happens, it'll happen quick.

Blowing smoke up each other's asses on an internet forum, take a break, get busy getting ready.

midnight rambler
3rd September 2015, 12:01 PM
We're talking about a few shit hole country's (sic)

Pride goeth before destruction and haughtiness goeth before a fall. --Proverbs 16:18

Horn
3rd September 2015, 12:24 PM
All this law is for is to ensure that some goat herder and dollar hoarder in the desert mountains does not mass himself a paper fortune.

All dollars will be counted thru central bank process ensuring that "inevitable" drop of dollars back into the U.S. does not happen.

Putin is a capital B.I.S. bishop, and this news dollar positive.

Putin is dumping a dollar... lol! More like snatchin them up! If he really wanted to dump on a dollar he'd start printing them himself.

Well if my country were under embargo it would be an honest option.

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 12:43 PM
Pride goeth before destruction and haughtiness goeth before a fall. --Proverbs 16:18

Hahahahahahaha......nice.
Is that all you got comrad?

God inflicted the communist traitors onto this country to correct because we have fallen away from God.
Your beloved communism is just one part of that mystery babylon you keep talking about, but you're too damn blind and ignorant to see it.
Those fake chosenites that birthed communism are associated with mystery babylon....in fact you are promoting mystery babylon every time you prop up shit hole communism.

Those shit hole country's are still shit hole country's just like the US is turning into. The same ones that made them shit hole country's is doing it to this one.....and you know it!
We all know it.
But there you are poking your big brown eye asshole in everyones face and saying communism clean and wholesome....just like a chosenite would.

You might as well shoot yourself in the head Midnight.....lmfao!


What I think your problem is is that you want your communist party to have the world banking powers instead of the US.....you're jealous!

Hitch
3rd September 2015, 12:48 PM
The only reason any fiat currency can survive or exist, is confidence. You underestimate Russia and China. If they dump the dollar, confidence can fall, and quickly.

7th, what do you think of this response, to one of your posts?

midnight rambler
3rd September 2015, 12:53 PM
7th, what do you think of this response, to one of your posts?

Trying to get an intelligent response to your inquiry is like attempting to teach a pig to sing - it's a waste of your time and it only annoys the pig.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOqblSqx_VI

Hitch
3rd September 2015, 12:57 PM
Trying to get an intelligent response to your inquiry is like attempting to teach a pig to sing - it's a waste of your time and it only annoys the pig.

I feel totally ignored on this forum. Anyone I ask an honest question of, ignores it.

I'm not complaining. Either I suck at asking questions (most likely), or I ask good ones nobody wants to answer.

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 01:06 PM
7th, what do you think of this response, to one of your posts?

Its a very good question and yes it does rely on confidence hence why these communist coutry's want to tilt the confidence. Do I blame them?
Nope....after all it was wall street that became greedy causing the markets to go nuts making their currency worthless.
But who is wall street?
The same chosenites that brought you communism....just another fake chosenite sect wanting power from the old established fake chosenite power.

Its summed up rather easy by what ShortJohnSilver said in post #9. Both central banks are owned by the same tribe.
They are fighting between themselves........thats prophesy unfolding. Pretty soon the first beast of revelation will show up.

And here midnight thought he was intelligent enough to out wit me.........LMFAO!

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 01:09 PM
I feel totally ignored on this forum. Anyone I ask an honest question of, ignores it.

I'm not complaining. Either I suck at asking questions (most likely), or I ask good ones nobody wants to answer.
I dont think it was foolish question but we all know the answer to it Hitch.

Horn
3rd September 2015, 01:27 PM
China has probably already dumped all over those countries listed and Putin breaking out his vacuum.

palani
3rd September 2015, 04:34 PM
To prove my point you never answer questions regarding your ramblings
You can review your posts in this thread. The only question you asked was whether someone called 'moron' agreed with you on some obscure point you believe you made. I am unfamiliar with that member but maybe you could direct your slander at him instead of me?

ximmy
3rd September 2015, 04:51 PM
So your point is the U.S. of A. is incapable of doing that on their own. That they need the assistance of a sh*t hole 3rd world country to gain some form of pre-eminence?

That is why I never trusted an electrician with logical problems. Knowledge of how to run wire is no guarantee they know WHERE to run it.

Major burn and searing hell fire throughout this thread. How can 7th stand?... The Devil protects his own?

palani
3rd September 2015, 04:57 PM
Major burn and searing hell fire throughout this thread.

Sure. Different day. SoS

Carl
3rd September 2015, 05:24 PM
The only reason any fiat currency can survive or exist, is confidence. You underestimate Russia and China. If they dump the dollar, confidence can fall, and quickly. ~

There are about $700-Billion in dollars spread out across the globe, US could absorb that, no problem. The reason it would be no problem is that, credit, the other 97% of the 'money supply', would've collapsed by then, all commerce would halt, and the whole system would consume itself in an expansive orgy of claims, counter claims and debt.

Prepare accordingly.....

Hitch
3rd September 2015, 05:29 PM
There are about $700-Billion in dollars spread out across the globe, US could absorb that, no problem. The reason it would be no problem is that, credit, the other 97% of the 'money supply', would've collapsed by then, all commerce would halt, and the whole system would consume itself in an expansive orgy of claims, counter claims and debt.

Prepare accordingly.....

I agree, but what happens to credit when all Chinese goods go up 4x the price in short order? When food reaches a point where folks either choose to pay their rent, or feed their family?

Credit will likely disappear.

7th trump
3rd September 2015, 06:56 PM
Major burn and searing hell fire throughout this thread. How can 7th stand?... The Devil protects his own?
Aaaawwwwww......!
How cute and precious is that?
Look everyone its dumb and dumber just showed up.

Carl
3rd September 2015, 07:59 PM
I agree, but what happens to credit when all Chinese goods go up 4x the price in short order? When food reaches a point where folks either choose to pay their rent, or feed their family?

Credit will likely disappear.
Why would Chinese goods go up 4x when there will be $0.00 to produce them and $0.00 to buy them with? What food? The food that will be rotting in the fields and starving to death in the feed lots and on the farms? Who would haul it even if they managed to salvage some of it, and what will they be using for fuel?

Credit drives all commerce. Credit fails, the entire system fails.

ximmy
3rd September 2015, 08:01 PM
Aaaawwwwww......!
How cute and precious is that?
Look everyone its dumb and dumber just showed up.

Dumb
https://teenparentingsuccess.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/218px-headlesschicken.jpg
Dumber
https://nieuwsnieuwsnieuws.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/headless_chicken.jpg?w=370&h=250

Dogman
3rd September 2015, 08:07 PM
Boiled or fried it is all good, tho some is more tasty but maybe not so healthy !

;D

ximmy
3rd September 2015, 08:21 PM
Oh-oh...
X22Report JBIC [Japan Bank for International Cooperation] is Leaning Towards Dumping The Dollar With Russia – Episode 757aReport date: 9.03.2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=21&v=xCtjIZmog_I

Hitch
3rd September 2015, 08:25 PM
Why would Chinese goods go up 4x when there will be $0.00 to produce them and $0.00 to buy them with? What food? The food that will be rotting in the fields and starving to death in the feed lots and on the farms? Who would haul it even if they managed to salvage some of it, and what will they be using for fuel?

Credit drives all commerce. Credit fails, the entire system fails.

If credit collapses, wouldn't cash and pm's jump into to play? Take the farmer with food rotting in the fields, he'd haul it to help others. People actually do things like that. Without reason. Don't underestimate people.

If you completely remove all modern commerce. Carl, I think you might be pleasantly surprised with what happens.

Carl
3rd September 2015, 09:09 PM
If credit collapses, wouldn't cash and pm's jump into to play? Take the farmer with food rotting in the fields, he'd haul it to help others. People actually do things like that. Without reason. Don't underestimate people.

If you completely remove all modern commerce. Carl, I think you might be pleasantly surprised with what happens.

An estimated 7 million people starved to death during the Great Depression, not because there wasn't any food, the USG was plowing under crops and destroying livestock in an attempt to spur inflation, those people starved to death because they didn't have any money to buy food. But, I suppose this time could be different....

palani
4th September 2015, 05:04 AM
people starved to death because they didn't have any money to buy food.

There is still no money. Never has been during your lifetime or mine. This means you have never bought anything ever. That is the illusion. And all you have lost in this system is access to law. But don't worry ... you still have equity to fall back on.

gunDriller
4th September 2015, 05:40 AM
Boiled or fried it is all good, tho some is more tasty but maybe not so healthy !

;D

no kidding !

Walmart's 10# of chicken for $7.60. Big bag of chicken quarters, 76 cents a pound.

NFG

7th trump
4th September 2015, 08:14 AM
There is still no money. Never has been during your lifetime or mine. This means you have never bought anything ever. That is the illusion. And all you have lost in this system is access to law. But don't worry ... you still have equity to fall back on.

You demonstrate the charactor of a fool. And as Forest Gump said...stupid is what stupid does.....your actions says volumes about you palani.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/money

Like I told your old silly ass many time before on this forum.........money is any medium of exchange.

Theres no such thing as lawful money...the courts have ruled this many times before.
Your problem is you beleive in fairy tales told by other blind fools.

palani
4th September 2015, 08:34 AM
Theres no such thing as lawful money


Gee ... I guess your congress does not pass laws that actually MEAN anything then?


Federal reserve notes, to be issued at the discretion of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System for the purpose of making advances to Federal reserve banks through the Federal reserve agents as hereinafter set forth and for no other purpose, are authorized. The said notes shall be obligations of the United States and shall be receivable by all national and member banks and Federal reserve banks and for all taxes, customs, and other public dues. They shall be redeemed in lawful money on demand at the Treasury Department of the United States, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, or at any Federal Reserve bank.

So that is YOUR problem to resolve. How can your representatives hold the view that there IS lawful money while you (are you the principal in this relationship?) hold the view that everything is free?

And you don't recognize you have lost your law because you are presented with the opinions of courts of EQUITY all the time. And you call me stupid?

Ponce
4th September 2015, 08:54 AM
Every one will dump the dollar as you dump shit...but.....at least you can use shit as to grow food.

V

7th trump
4th September 2015, 08:59 AM
Gee ... I guess your congress does not pass laws that actually MEAN anything then?



So that is YOUR problem to resolve. How can your representatives hold the view that there IS lawful money while you (are you the principal in this relationship?) hold the view that everything is free?

And you don't recognize you have lost your law because you are presented with the opinions of courts of EQUITY all the time. And you call me stupid?

Wow...amazing!
You demonstrate your intelligence is lacking to even the average conspiratist.

12usc 411 doesnt define what "lawful money" is. And the courts have already cited that "lawful money" is nothing but "legal tender".
Care to explain why you are using 12usc 411 to try and define what lawful money is?

Hint: The reference of "lawful money" in 12usc 411 is US notes.
Another hint: They dont print US notes any longer.


And another hint: The law is NOT lost. Equity has nothing at all to do with anything except thats the court venue for subjects.
What you are seeing and cant identify (due to beleif in conspiracy) is that "US citizens" are under Roman Civil Law (subject law for a lack of a better word). "The People" are different from "US citizens" and the courts have repeatedly answered and explained this many times.....see WWW.state-citizen.org for the court cites and then go and visit www.1215.org to see how the two are differentiated....it has t odo with "RIGHTS".
I know you wont go to these two websites as they shatter any and all conspiracy theories you enjoy peddling.
You just dont want to beleive in reality.
You're content with your state of confusion.

palani
4th September 2015, 09:10 AM
12usc 411 doesnt define what "lawful money" is.
Did I state that this code defined lawful money. You are so used to illusion you are making conclusions the facts will not support.


the courts have already cited that "lawful money" is nothing but "legal tender".
Again you have failed to do any research. If lawful money was only legal tender then what passed for lawful money BEFORE legal tender?


Care to explain why you are using 12usc 411 to try and define what lawful money is?
You are connecting two questions here and have asked me to explain? Ok ... let me try. YOU NEED A SHRINK!!!


They dont print US notes any longer. Actually the limit on U.S. notes was set by Congress at $346,681,016 back in 1878 and they authorized Treasury to print new ones as the old ones were retired. And you missed one point. Treasury is authorized to COIN money ... not PRINT it.


The law is NOT lost. Equity has nothing at all to do with anything except thats the court venue for subjects. Law requires substance. There is none. Necessity imports EQUITY. Everything done by the system is through necessity by reason of all the wars your representatives choose to engage in. Notice .. I said YOUR representatives 'cause I choose to disown them as rogue elements and loose canons.

Horn
4th September 2015, 09:21 AM
Every one will dump the dollar as you dump shit...but.....at least you can use shit as to grow food.

V

The dollar needs a 30% haircut so that the U.S. can start exporting again, at the very least selling toilet paper.

7th trump
4th September 2015, 10:08 AM
Did I state that this code defined lawful money. You are so used to illusion you are making conclusions the facts will not support.


Again you have failed to do any research. If lawful money was only legal tender then what passed for lawful money BEFORE legal tender?


You are connecting two questions here and have asked me to explain? Ok ... let me try. YOU NEED A SHRINK!!!

Actually the limit on U.S. notes was set by Congress at $346,681,016 back in 1878 and they authorized Treasury to print new ones as the old ones were retired. And you missed one point. Treasury is authorized to COIN money ... not PRINT it.

Law requires substance. There is none. Necessity imports EQUITY. Everything done by the system is through necessity by reason of all the wars your representatives choose to engage in. Notice .. I said YOUR representatives 'cause I choose to disown them as rogue elements and loose canons.

Bahahahahaha...........classic palani skirting around to not answer anything he poses in other posts.

Thanks for playing palani....you've couldnt have shown everyone your clueless any better than that demonstration.

palani
4th September 2015, 10:13 AM
Bahahahahaha...........classic palani skirting around to not answer anything he poses in other posts.

Thanks for playing palani....you've couldnt have shown everyone your clueless any better than that demonstration.

Classic 7th trump post in which he has proven in his own mind that he is master of the illusion that he calls reality. Thank you for this demonstration of insight into the mind of the truly demented.

7th trump
4th September 2015, 10:56 AM
Classic 7th trump post in which he has proven in his own mind that he is master of the illusion that he calls reality. Thank you for this demonstration of insight into the mind of the truly demented.

LMAO!

Everyone here knows who the truely demented is you.

palani
4th September 2015, 11:42 AM
Everyone here knows who the truely demented is you.
Truly? Or truely?

Horn
4th September 2015, 12:42 PM
Oh Christ, are yous two assuming Canely Able's positions again?