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Why does the US have the same corrupt banking system of fiat currency of King...
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<blockquote data-quote="Trout" data-source="post: 2119208" data-attributes="member: 297590"><p>...George 3 they rebelled against? The King created money and via the power of law proclaimed it must be used by the colonies --- at an interest rate set by himself --</p><p></p><p> The taxation with no possible way to represent yourself Jefferson got his knickers in a knot over </p><p></p><p> Colony governments were elected and set up --- but the tax was in the form of forced monetary use at usury for the privilage of its use </p><p></p><p> Some of the colonies rebelled ---- and then created the same institution doing the same thing levying the same tax that still allowed no representation of the people for or against it </p><p></p><p> So --</p><p></p><p>Why does the US have the same corrupt banking system of fiat currency of King George 3 they rebelled against?</p><p></p><p> And just what function do you think the bank of Canada has?</p><p> Bank of England ?</p><p> Bank of Australia </p><p> Bank of New Zealand </p><p></p><p> -------------------------</p><p></p><p> The poor Yanks are not alone --- but their acceptance of this banking system makes worthless their treason against the King --- only to become enslaved by the mechanisms they spilled blood to get away from </p><p></p><p> Oh sure Jefferson might have understood why and who and how --- but none of his peoples children got it --- making the rebellion useless </p><p></p><p> So Americans --- why ?</p><p>Libbie douch </p><p></p><p> --- Yes because in 1913 there were a lot of liberal hippies roaming the streets LOL </p><p></p><p> Wow buddy wow --- how is that glass house of yours doing these days ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trout, post: 2119208, member: 297590"] ...George 3 they rebelled against? The King created money and via the power of law proclaimed it must be used by the colonies --- at an interest rate set by himself -- The taxation with no possible way to represent yourself Jefferson got his knickers in a knot over Colony governments were elected and set up --- but the tax was in the form of forced monetary use at usury for the privilage of its use Some of the colonies rebelled ---- and then created the same institution doing the same thing levying the same tax that still allowed no representation of the people for or against it So -- Why does the US have the same corrupt banking system of fiat currency of King George 3 they rebelled against? And just what function do you think the bank of Canada has? Bank of England ? Bank of Australia Bank of New Zealand ------------------------- The poor Yanks are not alone --- but their acceptance of this banking system makes worthless their treason against the King --- only to become enslaved by the mechanisms they spilled blood to get away from Oh sure Jefferson might have understood why and who and how --- but none of his peoples children got it --- making the rebellion useless So Americans --- why ? Libbie douch --- Yes because in 1913 there were a lot of liberal hippies roaming the streets LOL Wow buddy wow --- how is that glass house of yours doing these days ? [/QUOTE]
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