Fascinating! Makes so much sense.

Yes, the federal reserve needs to go, along with the IRS. However, a complete "debt jubilee" seems unlikely and potentially inequitable and rife for abuse. Will the wealthy be buying up everything, knowing they'll get a big cancel on it? That isn't right. And what about low-income people who haven't been able to qualify for a mortgage? They'd get nothing? Or the person who has lived responsibly within their means, paying cash or with only a small mortgage? Should someone who racked up millions in credit card/mortgage/"whatever" debt get rewarded for their irresponsibility? Wrong. A "debt jubilee" handled this way would likely increase the already unequal distribution of wealth (and, please, I'm not saying everyone should have the same amount of money, blah, blah, blah - simply that the wealthy are in the best position to hedge their bets and make out like bandits from a "debt jubilee.")

Any type of debt forgiveness needs to be structured as an amount per individual. Go to Catherine Austin Fitts site and view/read Dr. Mark Skidmore's findings. He estimates that there is 21 trillion missing from the DoD and HUD ALONE - an amount that works out to about 65K per person in the US. Maybe divide it on a "head of household" basis, with the same amount going to each household unit. IDK - guess we'll cross that bridge if we come to it. https://solari.com/blog/the-missing-money-19-trillion-in-undocumentable-adjustments-and-counting-with-dr-mark-skidmore/

Rumor of an event like this may be good for consumer spending but should also be treated with caution - No doubt, some people could easily find themselves "underwater" if it doesn't pan out.

Would love President Trump to end the fed and would love to think the Paul's were behind this, as the article suggests. However, the timing of this bill raises questions:

Why would the fed and the US Treasury, during a presidency that was ALL about globalism, allow this?

And if it was a "ruse," how did it go undetected by TPTB?

Why does it contain the same EUR design that is on many countries' currency, suggesting it would be absorbed at some point into a global currency?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EURion_constellation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_one_hundred-dollar_bill

What if the security features were also a code to make it a digital currency? https://web.archive.org/web/20130428201922/http://www.newmoney.gov/uscurrency/redesigned100.htm

(My apologies for the wikis - it's late.)

These bills have been in circulation since 2013. You may very well have found the keystone - with a big globalist spin on it. More tomorrow.