Trump catches attention of CFR, Bilderberg, Trilateral

jon rappoport blog ^ | August 24, 2015 | Jon Rappoport

[Smokin' Joe]

Silver and copper coin were also considered lawful money, (Specie) Silver and Gold by the Constitution (for the States, anyway), and copper or bronze coins have been in use even longer. In some areas, tobacco was used as currency during the colonial era. There are many media of exchange.

But, still getting back to basics, a "note" is a promise to pay, not currency. That promise to pay was repeated on the early FRNs, US Notes, and Gold and Silver Certificates.

That would seem to exclude paper as "money" and leave hard coin or bullion.

[ballearthout]

Yes, they would love for him to quit. Not what I meant.

[Leep]

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[samtheman]

It’s interesting the UN-promoting leftists have a lot in common with multinational corporate managers in terms of the policies they support.

[Toddsterpatriot]

JFK was making moves to print money outside of the FED.

This was related to getting off the silver standard.

Real “money out of thin air,” without having to pay interest on money issued by the government.

The government pays no interest for FRNs. Do you?

[stephenjohnbanker]

Absolutely.

[Calpublican]

That is not my point. My point is that his life is at risk and he must know it. It’s a dangerous game.

[DoughtyOne]

= :^)