What the heck does this say?->
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Deefburger
Deefburger writes ""SUBCHAPTER XIII—CIRCULATING NOTES AND BONDS SECURING SAME" That's the title, now where is the TEXT! This is how the Federal Reserve Notes in circulation, you know, those crinckly bills in your pocket have their value secured by "The Good faith and credit of the United States" and contains the details of what that is and how it is done. Specifically, and without generalities, as is a requirement of any banking law or rule. If this system is honest, and I'm assuming it is since I can't READ THE HONEST TEXT, it will show that each individual is bonded for a certain amount of value and that value is then used to secure the value of the circulating notes. But more importantly, the surity, which is the individual who is bonded to secure that series of notes, is a "surity with interest". That is to say that the surity, the person who is the source and garantee of the value of the bond(s) holds the primary interest in the value (ownership) and that the bond(s) are issued in trust by the Treasury, that is if it is honest.....If not, then the surity is without interest, which is Bankerese for "slave" or "indentured servant". But that would not be in "good faith" now would it?
So the big question to all the Slashdotters out there is this; What is the text of Subchaper XIII? It is ommited from the public record but that also means it is still on the books! WHAT DOES THIS SUBCHAPTER SAY EXACTLY? CAN ANYONE FIND A RELIABLE COPY OF THIS LAW?"
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So the big question to all the Slashdotters out there is this; What is the text of Subchaper XIII? It is ommited from the public record but that also means it is still on the books! WHAT DOES THIS SUBCHAPTER SAY EXACTLY? CAN ANYONE FIND A RELIABLE COPY OF THIS LAW?"
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