>>3922807

Which of the following do you agree with?

1 - Voter ID: YES

2 - Paper Ballots: NO. Not secure. Can be faked too easily. There is a better way.

3 - National Voting Holiday: NO. Businesses will turn it into a sale and people will go shopping instead of voting

4 - Ban Provisional Ballots except for Active Duty Military: YES

5 - Border Wall: YES

6 - Strengthen Libel Laws: YES

7 - Strengthen AntiTrust Laws: YES

9 - Abolition of the Fed: YES

10 - Abolition of Income Tax: YES

11 - Implementation of the Gold Standard: NO. You need a bank to house the physical gold/ silver. That means we'll STILL have fractional reserve banking/ lending. Why do you think JP Morgan has been stacking so much physical silver? Gold or silver standard is not the answer. Yes I do like gold and silver but came to the realization we're long past that as the answer.

>>3922895

Disagree. They've been faking the ballots for decades. Look at Broward county and the mid-terms.

>>3922906

Gold and silver only have value because someone believes it has value. They are not intrinsically valuable either.

What I believe is happening is that the concept of real value is based on trust. What can you trust? Gold? Silver? Nope. They can be counterfeited. Look what happened with Pamp Suisse a couple years ago when a 1 ounce gold bar by Pamp Suisse was forged and they had to compensate the owner. That was the event that really changed my mind about PM's as a store of value.

You have to be able to trust a currency and if you can't do that, then it's value is suspect. Just my opinion.

>>3922907

Was so happy when he was chosen as DIRNSA/ CDRUSCYBERCOM. Such a breath of fresh air over his predecessor. Much respect for him.

>>3922994

Good point on the ID and agree with you there. I didn't think it would be national ID. Not for that at all. I believe there is a better way but we're not ready for it yet.

>>3923210

EXCELLENT POINT!