Does that mean he likes to lick brown eyes?
Guess Beiber dodged that bullet.
Makes me wonder about the Arkansas connections and how they may fit in. Are they trading kids for coke or something? Or did they find a more lucrative "product"?
Yeah. Must be rough to be the caboose.
Yeah having issues again. Page won't fully load.
Seems to have been resolved.
Somebody sure seems to be. Fuck them.
Imagine the time, money and resources being wasted to try and stop us, merely because we are, "just a larp."
Think about Schumer and his not so veiled threat about the "intelligence community." The thing I find interesting about that is, that he points out our own intel community instead of some foreign powers.
C'mon people. It's not like this kind of shit is just some one off thing, ever since the beginning of people, they have struggled for domination and power. It's hardly anything new. That's WHY we gotta keep our eyes open ALL the time. Situational awareness. At least, as much as possible. Why do you think they try to lull us to sleep in the first place?
Banishing pennies would do nothing. Banishing backed by nothing, fiat dollars might have an effect though.
Think about the Kennedy speech. They use COVERT means. We, or at least I, always thought of it only in terms of our own country. But what if they infiltrated most if not all of the main countries intel apparatus'? Long term plan. Then rule from the shadows like the Praetorian guards. Bankers and the intel community. A marriage made in hell.
I would say, go back to CONSTITUTIONAL money. Coinage act of 1792.
The fed charges us interest on every dollar they print. The interest they charge us for that "privilege" is what keeps us enslaved to the bankers. We will NEVER get out of debt as long as they can keep charging us interest to print our currency. They are NOT the federal govenment, they are private bankers.
Coinage Act of April 2, 1792
Establishing a mint and regulating the coins of the United States.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, and it is hereby enacted and declared, That a Mint for the purpose of a national coinage be, and the same is established; to be situated and carried on at the seat of the Government of the United States, for the time being: And that for the well conducting of the business of the said Mint, there shall be the following officers and persons, namely, – a Director, an assayer, a chief coiner, an engraver, a treasurer.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Director of the Mint shall employ as many clerks, workmen, and servants as he shall from time to time find necessary, subject to the approbations of the President of the United States.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That the respective functions and duties of the officers above mentioned shall be as follow: The Director of the Mint shall have the chief management of the business thereof, and shall superintend all others officers and persons who shall be employed therein. The assayer shall receive and give receipts for all metals which may lawfully be brought to the Mint to be coined; shall assay all such of them as may require it, and shall deliver them to the chief coiner to be coined. The chief coiner shall cause to be coined all metals which shall be received by him for that purpose, according to such regulations as shall be prescribed by this or any future law. The engraver shall sink and prepare the necessary dies for such coinage, with the proper devices and inscriptions, but it shall be lawful for the functions and duties of chief coiner and engraver to be performed by one person. The treasurer shall receive from the chief coiner all the coins which have been struck, and shall pay or deliver them to the persons respectively to whom the same ought to be paid or delivered; he shall morever receive and safely keep all monies which shall be for the use, maintenance and support of the Mint, and shall disburse the same upon warrants signed by the Director.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That every officer and clerk of the said Mint shall, before he enters upon the execution of his office, take an oath or affirmation before some judge of the United States faithfully and diligently to perform the duties thereof.
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https://www.usmint.gov/learn/history/historical-documents/coinage-act-of-april-2-1792
Does the Fed take an oath to the united states?