Richard Russell über das grüne Falschgeld

verfasst von Amanito, 22.10.2004, 13:17

-->The Greatest Scam -- I have in front of me an actual five-dollar bill that was issued in 1963. But there's something unusual about this five-dollar bill. There's not a word on it about the Fed. No, this bill says across its top panel --"United States Note" rather than"Federal Reserve Note."

In 1963 President Kennedy signed an executive order for the issuance of $3 billion in United States notes denominated in $2s and $5s. Thus he circumvented the Fed. These notes are interest-free notes issued by the United States government and have nothing to do with the Fed. Was Kennedy trying to prove that the US government can issue it own debt-free money? It's not clear. Does any subscriber know the answer to this one? Five months after Kennedy signed this executive order, he was assassinated. Any possible connection?

Can the government do that? Can the US government issue it own money? Of course it can. Kennedy did it. If the US government can issue bonds, it can also issue money as per the Constitution. The way the system works now is that the government issues bonds and those bonds are accepted by the Fed. The Fed then creates deposits, and presto, money is created out of thin air, and this money is loaned out Thus, the Federal Reserve notes are created, while the bonds are held as collateral. The US government builds up debt by the way of the Treasuries it issues -- billions and billions of dollars of Treasury debt.

What if the US government issued it's own money as specified in the Constitution? Oh, it doesn't do that, the only thing the US government issues is debt. You see the Fed has taken over the duty of issuing money, and fiat money at that -- in express opposition to what the Constitution has mandated. How did the Fed ever get away with this amazing scam? That's a long story of deceit, trickery and ignorant Congressmen who didn't understand what they were signing.

Think of it. If the US government issued the money it needed -- it would not be the credit-created notes of today, Instead, we would have money backed by the full faith and credit of the US government. And if the government issued all the money it needed, why would we need an income tax? You see, the Federal Reserve is the greatest scam ever fostered on the American public. Yet, there is no subject that is more mysterious to Americans than their own money and how it is created. Which is how and why the Federal Reserve and the bankers got away with the system that we now suffer under.

The three paragraphs below were taken off the Internet. Hit Google and ask about the US Government Notes of 1963. and read on about the greatest scam in US history -- better known as the Federal Reserve.

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Until 1963 all United States currency stated that its value was"Payable to the Bearer on Demand," which reflected the circumstance that real money was originally considered to be gold or silver coin, not a paper document. In that year, however, when Silver Certificates were discontinued and the first $1 Federal Reserve Note and the last $2 and $5 United States Notes were issued, the ancient formula was deleted from the new series. A year later the last silver was eliminated from United States coins. Thus paper and tokens became United States money.

This entire process, starting with the New Deal, or perhaps even the Civil War, and culminating in 1963, was unconstitutional. Article I, Section 10, Paragraph 1 of the United States Constitution says,"No State shall...make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts." So the question is, if the States can't do it, this must mean that the Federal Government can. No... The Tenth Amendment says,"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

The Constitution, as it happens, does not"delegate" the power to"make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts" to the Federal Government. Therefore, government at no level has the power to make anything but gold and silver coin tender in payment of debts. James Madison himself called paper money a"wicked scheme." It is, when its purpose is to inflate debts and license fiscal irresponsibility by government (the greatest debtor). That is the kind of government we now have.

Russell Comment -- Sadly, it's going to take a great catastrophe before the American people realize what has been done to their money. And even then, it is doubtful that the great majority of Americans will ever realize that their own government has given to bankers the right to create the money that they use. Maybe, this is why the American people are saving literally nothing today. Unconsciously, they may be saying,"Saving what? The junk that we call dollars are losing purchasing power every day, every week and every month. What's to save? Might as well spend in now and enjoy it."

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• Richard Russell über das grüne Falschgeld - Amanito, 22.10.2004, 13:17
  • ach ja, wurde schob unten gepostet (o.Text) - Amanito, 22.10.2004, 13:43
  • Re: Richard Russell über das grüne Falschgeld - CRASH_GURU, 22.10.2004, 16:19
  • Re: Genau umgekehrt: Es war Kennedy's Mega-Scam! - dottore, 23.10.2004, 17:34
    • Re: Denkfehler? - R.Deutsch, 23.10.2004, 19:38
      • Re: Der Hochleistungskriminelle Kennedy kann nicht genug be-dacht werden! - dottore, 23.10.2004, 19:56
        • Re: Moment mal - R.Deutsch, 23.10.2004, 20:27
          • Re: Moment mal - wie sähe denn dann die BuBa-Bilanz aus? - bernor, 24.10.2004, 00:01
            • Re: Moment mal - wie sähe denn dann die BuBa-Bilanz aus? - R.Deutsch, 24.10.2004, 10:21