To: Kalamata
It’s like asking me to give back all the money I have earned in my life. It’s gone, Jim. And that’s the fallacy in the article.
3 posted on
10/01/2017 1:44:35 PM PDT by
sparklite2
(I'm less interested in the rights I have than the liberties I can take.)
To: sparklite2
Asset forfeiture.... if Sessions wrote it to include financial crimes... would be his only assist.
4 posted on
10/01/2017 1:49:14 PM PDT by
txhurl
To: sparklite2
I don’t understand why does it have to be gone. If it’s just digital, and the globalists are toppled, couldn’t this be accomplished?
11 posted on
10/01/2017 2:15:01 PM PDT by
Kalamata
(Inside Every Liberal is a Totalitarian Screaming to Get Out - D. Horowitz)
To: sparklite2
Catherine Austin Fitts worked for the dept of Housing and Urban Dev. under Jack Kemp and Reagan. She has a strong background in finance and is one of the best independent researchers out there.
She also says that Kemp was blackmailed by the deep state. She is not a ‘kook’.
22 posted on
10/01/2017 2:47:21 PM PDT by
Vic S
To: sparklite2
"Its like asking me to give back all the money I have earned in my life. Its gone, Jim."
Federal Reserve Notes are not money, they are currency and there is a big difference between the two. Money has intrinsic value, currency does not and since it has no intrinsic value it can be created out of thin air - so the govt could easily pay off everything it owes tomorrow if it wanted to.
But that would cause run-away inflation you say... Well that may be true, but we are going to have run-away inflation sooner or later anyway (it's built into the system) so why not plan on paying off these odious debts as soon as hyper-inflation begins to rear its head with a pile of out-of-thin-air currency and deprive the intended beneficiaries of our collapse of their big payoff?
26 posted on
10/01/2017 3:22:23 PM PDT by
Garth Tater
(Gone Galt and I ain't coming back.)
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