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Speaker 1 (00:31):
Greetings, my foe from Low Salvin Thinkers. Thank you for
tuning to L three podcast. My name is Creation has
been if a bit of a RealMed to kind of earth.
Today's date Saturday, September sixth, twenty twenty five. This episode
eighteen ninety one Thomas paying Forgotten paper money takedown. Before
(00:54):
I proceed, you can follow me in multiple social media
sites and podcast challenge that's type in hookey Luck number
three LOOKI Luck romanuver three with the three eyes or
the Loki Luck Romannum three podcast. For the more of
any questions, comments, recommendations and all like of stuff. Whatever
you do, please use the chorm hit me via email
(01:16):
to L three dot podcast at proton dot me. If
you want to donate a PayPal dot me or cash
on app or slash look look number three you're wanna
follow me and give me a little crypto love on Steam,
It go there at l L number three dash podcast.
So let's relax in here a little bit pretty late
(01:41):
Saturday nights, and you know you've been here about the
falling of the dollar, which is actually a Federal Reserve
note been under the FIAT status since nineteen seventy one.
Under the Richard Nixon administration, what's Rogerstone admit, that's one
of the most agree He just moves. Nixon made you
(02:06):
gonna always see things a lot more thorough gold gold
is going up, or money being printed out of thin air,
debt ceiling and in the United States like thirty seven
trillion dollars in debt to the banksters, the Rothschilds Federal Reserve.
Oh yeah, private central banking system. Something that Coral marks
(02:29):
just a hard on for per se. The Communist Manifesto
and many others said the same thing. Could you read
our US Constitution? Gold and silver is supposed to be
legit found money, and even the States under undergoing Section
(02:52):
ten talked about gold and silver using transactions and.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Credit and all that good stuff.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
We'll always look at the historical elements on why paper
money fiat currency is dangerous to humanity as a whole.
We can even go further back in time the twentieth century,
(03:21):
the Raemar Republic of Germany. They start using money out
of thin air in nineteen twenty two. Then all hell
brokeers around nineteen twenty eight. This is how the National
Socialist Workers Party advanced their cause. So if I look
(03:45):
at all angles, how all this occurred, even places like Argentina, Zimbawi,
even Venezuela Central banking system nineteen thirty. All this paper
money control all that. It's very sticky. You can say,
(04:12):
we've been warned, which the government schools don't want you
to know. Even the History Channel allegedly watching all the
bibleheads want to point the fingers. But it's been going
on for a very long time. Folks don't want to read.
(04:32):
This article from the tenth Amenutes of dot Com came
out today by Michael Bowden, president of the organization.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
I encourage people to check.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Them out, and says, so time is pays forgotten paper
money takedown categories on the Federal Reserve founding principles Time
It's pain.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
The quote money is money and paper is paper.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
All the invention of a man cannot make them otherwise.
With those words, Thomas Pain went after what he saw
as one of the greatest scams in history government claiming
that paper is money. Through a series of devastating critiques,
Pain delivered one of the most brutal takedowns of paper
(05:21):
money ever written, systematically exposing every aspect of this fundamental
fraud properties of money. Pain started with a simple truth
that cuts through centuries of propaganda. Gold and silver are
the emissions of nature. Paper is the emission of art.
(05:42):
That he explained the key properties of money. First, real
money's value must come from a source outside of human control,
making it stable and trustworthy. The value of gold and
silver is ascertained by the quantity which nature has made
in the earth.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
We cannot make that quantity more.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
Or less than it is, and therefore the value being
dependent upon the quantity, depends.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
Not on man.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
Man has no share in making gold or silver. All
that his labors and ingenuity can accomplish is to collect
from the mind, refine it for use, and give it
an impression, or stamp it into coin. The next value
(06:34):
must be intricic. Even government stamp on a coin doesn't
create value, only convenience. It's being stamped into coin adds
considerably to its convenience, but nothing to its value. It
has then no more value than it had before. Its
value is not in the impression, but in itself. Take
(06:58):
away the impression, and still the same value remains. Finally,
money has to be lasting and endurable. Alter it as
you will, or expose it to any misfortune that can happen.
The still the value is not diminished. It has a
capacity to resist the accidents that destroy other things. Why
(07:24):
paper fails, Pain couldn't be more clear. All those properties
are required for something to be money. Nothing which has
not all those properties can be fit for the purpose
of money. Paper has none of those qualities, which is
why it fails.
Speaker 2 (07:43):
Has money. Paper is considered as the material.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
Whereof to make money, has none of the racistic requisite
qualities in it. It is so plentiful and to easily
come at. It can be had anywhere, and for a trifle.
Throwing this foundation, Pain held that it was pure fantasy
(08:09):
to call paper money or use it as such. He
says here in a quote, the alchemist may seize his labors,
and the hunter, after the philosopher's stone, go to rest.
If paper can be metaphorph metaphor ooh, metaphorsed, and to
(08:29):
gold in silver or made it to answer the same
purpose in all cases, see I learned the word today.
Metemaphors like metaphors metamaphors. I like that the evils of
paper money. Pain also describe some of the litany of
evils that arise in paper money in the paper money
(08:52):
system first is just an illusion. It looks real but
has no substance in reality. It's a scam. But when
assembly and as somebody undertake to issue paper as money,
the whole system of safety and certainly certainty is overturned
and property set afloat. It's like putting an operation in
(09:13):
the place of a man. It vanishes with looking at it,
and nothing remains but the air. Second, it turns everyone
into speculators and gamblers. It turns the whole country into
stock jobbers. The procureonus of its value and the uncertainty
(09:33):
of his fate continually operate that night and day to
produce this destructive effect.
Speaker 2 (09:40):
Lacking real value, paper becomes a tool for.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
Faction and manipulation, eaten away at the morals of the people.
Having no real value in itself, it depends for support
upon accident, caprice and party. And as it is the
interest of some to depreciate and to others to raise
(10:05):
its value, there is a continual invention going and that
destroys the morals of the country. The same uncertainty, breeze,
constant deceit, tear it apart justice and destroying the fabric
of the society itself. It is certain and fluctuating value
(10:26):
is continually awakening or creating new schemes of de seat.
Every principle of justice is put to the rack, and
the bond of society dissolved. The suppression thereof, therefore of
paper money might vary properly have been put into the
act of preventing vice and immortal immorality, and it just
(10:51):
keeps getting worse. One of the most immoral things that
happens in this kind of situation is there always ends
up being powerful peace people demanding more and more money printing.
It's the scammer's playbook they still use today. There's another
quote here. There are a set of men who go
(11:11):
about making purchases upon credit and buying estates. They have
not word what's all to pay for, And having done this,
their next step is to fill the newspapers with paragraphs
of the stericity of money and the necessity of a
paper emission. Then to have a legal tender under the
(11:33):
pretense of supporting its credit, and went out to depreciate
it as fast as they can get a deal of
it for a little price, and cheat their creditors. And
this is the code ooh, concise history of paper money schemes.
(11:56):
We're seeing it happening right out in front of our eyes,
like Blackstone does Blackstone ring a bell, folks. For the
rest of us, though the whole system is smoking mirrors.
Paper money is like a dram drinking. It relieves for
a moment by decease full sensation, but gradually diminishes the
(12:18):
natural heat and leads to body worse than it found it.
And in the end it's just all just a big bubble.
It's a bubble. And the attempt vanity the bubble economy.
What happens in a paper money bubble pain and the
rest of the founding generation called it depreciation, what most
(12:44):
people call inflation today. The more the more money they print,
the less purchasing power it has, which is represented by
an increase in prices for products and services.
Speaker 2 (12:56):
Excuse me here, sorry about that. I don't get the hiccups.
There's a quote here.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
This gives the appearance of things being dear when they
are not so. In fact, for the same proportion that
any kind of money falls in value, articles rise in price.
You see what's happening right now? Print money at in there.
Inflation prices are going up. Food don't matter, multiple things,
(13:31):
and I do recall when they're doing the whole COVID
COVID Seamus checks. I told people expect things to go up.
They didn't listen. That's just one avenue. And now everyone
went up. They're all like freaking out, say, oh, yeah,
we want the fifteen dollars or minimum wage.
Speaker 2 (13:50):
Low.
Speaker 1 (13:51):
I need to pay my rent better. Yep, And everything
went up. Hello, people don't think straights and I digress.
Pain explains how they played out during the War of Independence,
which also birthed the phrase not worth a continental due
(14:13):
to continental dollars that quickly lost their value. The paper money,
though issued from Congress under the name of dollars, did
not come from that body always at that value. Those
which were issued the first year were equal to gold
and silver, the second year less, the third year less,
and so on for nearly the spaces of five years.
(14:37):
The situation got pretty dire from any Americans. Pain describe
an example of how he experienced it first hand. Paper
money in America fell so much in value from this
excessive quantity of it that in the year seventeen eighty one,
I gave three hundred paper dollars for one pair of
worsted stockings. I write you what I write you upon
(15:03):
the subject is experienced, not merely opinion, to make matters words.
Paper money depreciation doesn't just cause price inflation. That also
creates an endless cycle, a negative feedback loop that drives
out real money, what known as the Grism laws grism
law today, the natural effect of increasing and continuing to
(15:28):
increase paper currency is that of banishing the real money.
The shadow takes place of the substance, till the country
is left with only shadows in its hands. In other words,
it was just all smoke and mirrors. Eventually it leads
to bankruptcy. Every new emission until delusion bursts, will appear
(15:51):
to the nation of the nation, an increase of wealth.
Every merchant's coffers will appear a treasury, and he will
swell with paper riches till he becomes a bankrupt The
final verdict, here's a twist. Pain wasn't against paper money itself.
In fact, he argued that it could be quite useful
(16:15):
when done properly. Only proper use of paper in the
room of money is to write promisory notes and obligations
of payment in speci upon. A piece of paper, thus
written and signed is worse to some it is given
for the value. Therefore of such a note is not
(16:39):
the note it self, for that but paper and promise,
but in the man who is obliged to redeem it
with gold and silver. Pain's greatest issue was that paper
money only survives the threat of government violence through tender laws.
If anything had or could have a value equal to
(17:02):
gold and silver, it will require tender law, no tender law,
And if it had not that value, it ought not
to have such a law. And therefore all tender laws
are tyrannical and unjust and calculated to support fraud and oppression.
And his view, people who support such laws are criminal,
(17:24):
or maybe they're delusional, because they appear to believe a
nation cannot be exhausted. While there is paper and ink
enough to print paper money in a republic or in
any free society, however, government should never have that power.
Is total tearanny. As to the assume authority of any
(17:46):
assembly in making paper money or paper of any kind
a legal tender, or in other language, a compulsive payment,
it is a most presumptuous attempt at arbitrary power. There
can be no such power in a republican government. The
people have no freedom and property no security where this
(18:09):
practice can be active. This flips the entire reason to
have a government in the first place. Tender laws of
any kind operate to destroy morality and to dissolve by
the pretense of law, what ought to be the principle
of law, the support reciprocal justice between man and man
(18:30):
for pain. Politicians who violate this foundation principle, a national principle,
by pursuing paper as money anyway, deserves the ultimate punishment,
and the punishment of a member who should move for
such law ought to be death. Thomas Paine's final verdict.
(18:51):
No matter the excuse, no matter of the scheme, no
matter the reason given, paper money always ends the same way.
The evils of paper money have no end. It's interesting
because the one about the promise that he notes that
you can say it can say it is more of
(19:11):
a fidciary note in my observation. And the problem is
with paper money. People that should look about the food rice.
It happened during that time of the war for Independence.
I think it's in Philadelphia. I think just skyrocketed and
they had almost a big riot because they couldn't afford
(19:33):
the food. This is why in our constitution is a
gold and silver. Its sound money that's essential now. And
of course they had three central banking systems in the
in the US is history that a reserve is.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
Illegal, void and without force.
Speaker 1 (19:55):
And like Thomas Paine said, and the punishment of a
member who should move for such a lo ought to
be death. That's the ultimate punishment. Politicians don't matter. It's
downright absurd and unacceptable. Now that you see what's going on,
everything's been going up. If you don't learn, if the
past folks were damned to repeat it. Thomas pain warns bounding,
(20:18):
so did many others. Paper money fiat is a cancer.
Is this article is self explanatory? Well that will be it.
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(20:41):
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Greetings, my foe from Low Salvin Thinkers. Thank you for
tuning to L three podcast. My name is Creation has
been if a bit of a RealMed to kind of earth.
Today's date Saturday, September sixth, twenty twenty five. This episode
eighteen ninety one Thomas paying Forgotten paper money takedown. Before
(00:54):
I proceed, you can follow me in multiple social media
sites and podcast challenge that's type in hookey Luck number
three LOOKI Luck romanuver three with the three eyes or
the Loki Luck Romannum three podcast. For the more of
any questions, comments, recommendations and all like of stuff. Whatever
you do, please use the chorm hit me via email
(01:16):
to L three dot podcast at proton dot me. If
you want to donate a PayPal dot me or cash
on app or slash look look number three you're wanna
follow me and give me a little crypto love on Steam,
It go there at l L number three dash podcast.
So let's relax in here a little bit pretty late
(01:41):
Saturday nights, and you know you've been here about the
falling of the dollar, which is actually a Federal Reserve
note been under the FIAT status since nineteen seventy one.
Under the Richard Nixon administration, what's Rogerstone admit, that's one
of the most agree He just moves. Nixon made you
(02:06):
gonna always see things a lot more thorough gold gold
is going up, or money being printed out of thin air,
debt ceiling and in the United States like thirty seven
trillion dollars in debt to the banksters, the Rothschilds Federal Reserve.
Oh yeah, private central banking system. Something that Coral marks
(02:29):
just a hard on for per se. The Communist Manifesto
and many others said the same thing. Could you read
our US Constitution? Gold and silver is supposed to be
legit found money, and even the States under undergoing Section
(02:52):
ten talked about gold and silver using transactions and.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Credit and all that good stuff.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
We'll always look at the historical elements on why paper
money fiat currency is dangerous to humanity as a whole.
We can even go further back in time the twentieth century,
(03:21):
the Raemar Republic of Germany. They start using money out
of thin air in nineteen twenty two. Then all hell
brokeers around nineteen twenty eight. This is how the National
Socialist Workers Party advanced their cause. So if I look
(03:45):
at all angles, how all this occurred, even places like Argentina, Zimbawi,
even Venezuela Central banking system nineteen thirty. All this paper
money control all that. It's very sticky. You can say,
(04:12):
we've been warned, which the government schools don't want you
to know. Even the History Channel allegedly watching all the
bibleheads want to point the fingers. But it's been going
on for a very long time. Folks don't want to read.
(04:32):
This article from the tenth Amenutes of dot Com came
out today by Michael Bowden, president of the organization.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
I encourage people to check.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Them out, and says, so time is pays forgotten paper
money takedown categories on the Federal Reserve founding principles Time
It's pain.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
The quote money is money and paper is paper.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
All the invention of a man cannot make them otherwise.
With those words, Thomas Pain went after what he saw
as one of the greatest scams in history government claiming
that paper is money. Through a series of devastating critiques,
Pain delivered one of the most brutal takedowns of paper
(05:21):
money ever written, systematically exposing every aspect of this fundamental
fraud properties of money. Pain started with a simple truth
that cuts through centuries of propaganda. Gold and silver are
the emissions of nature. Paper is the emission of art.
(05:42):
That he explained the key properties of money. First, real
money's value must come from a source outside of human control,
making it stable and trustworthy. The value of gold and
silver is ascertained by the quantity which nature has made
in the earth.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
We cannot make that quantity more.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
Or less than it is, and therefore the value being
dependent upon the quantity, depends.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
Not on man.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
Man has no share in making gold or silver. All
that his labors and ingenuity can accomplish is to collect
from the mind, refine it for use, and give it
an impression, or stamp it into coin. The next value
(06:34):
must be intricic. Even government stamp on a coin doesn't
create value, only convenience. It's being stamped into coin adds
considerably to its convenience, but nothing to its value. It
has then no more value than it had before. Its
value is not in the impression, but in itself. Take
(06:58):
away the impression, and still the same value remains. Finally,
money has to be lasting and endurable. Alter it as
you will, or expose it to any misfortune that can happen.
The still the value is not diminished. It has a
capacity to resist the accidents that destroy other things. Why
(07:24):
paper fails, Pain couldn't be more clear. All those properties
are required for something to be money. Nothing which has
not all those properties can be fit for the purpose
of money. Paper has none of those qualities, which is
why it fails.
Speaker 2 (07:43):
Has money. Paper is considered as the material.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
Whereof to make money, has none of the racistic requisite
qualities in it. It is so plentiful and to easily
come at. It can be had anywhere, and for a trifle.
Throwing this foundation, Pain held that it was pure fantasy
(08:09):
to call paper money or use it as such. He
says here in a quote, the alchemist may seize his labors,
and the hunter, after the philosopher's stone, go to rest.
If paper can be metaphorph metaphor ooh, metaphorsed, and to
(08:29):
gold in silver or made it to answer the same
purpose in all cases, see I learned the word today.
Metemaphors like metaphors metamaphors. I like that the evils of
paper money. Pain also describe some of the litany of
evils that arise in paper money in the paper money
(08:52):
system first is just an illusion. It looks real but
has no substance in reality. It's a scam. But when
assembly and as somebody undertake to issue paper as money,
the whole system of safety and certainly certainty is overturned
and property set afloat. It's like putting an operation in
(09:13):
the place of a man. It vanishes with looking at it,
and nothing remains but the air. Second, it turns everyone
into speculators and gamblers. It turns the whole country into
stock jobbers. The procureonus of its value and the uncertainty
(09:33):
of his fate continually operate that night and day to
produce this destructive effect.
Speaker 2 (09:40):
Lacking real value, paper becomes a tool for.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
Faction and manipulation, eaten away at the morals of the people.
Having no real value in itself, it depends for support
upon accident, caprice and party. And as it is the
interest of some to depreciate and to others to raise
(10:05):
its value, there is a continual invention going and that
destroys the morals of the country. The same uncertainty, breeze,
constant deceit, tear it apart justice and destroying the fabric
of the society itself. It is certain and fluctuating value
(10:26):
is continually awakening or creating new schemes of de seat.
Every principle of justice is put to the rack, and
the bond of society dissolved. The suppression thereof, therefore of
paper money might vary properly have been put into the
act of preventing vice and immortal immorality, and it just
(10:51):
keeps getting worse. One of the most immoral things that
happens in this kind of situation is there always ends
up being powerful peace people demanding more and more money printing.
It's the scammer's playbook they still use today. There's another
quote here. There are a set of men who go
(11:11):
about making purchases upon credit and buying estates. They have
not word what's all to pay for, And having done this,
their next step is to fill the newspapers with paragraphs
of the stericity of money and the necessity of a
paper emission. Then to have a legal tender under the
(11:33):
pretense of supporting its credit, and went out to depreciate
it as fast as they can get a deal of
it for a little price, and cheat their creditors. And
this is the code ooh, concise history of paper money schemes.
(11:56):
We're seeing it happening right out in front of our eyes,
like Blackstone does Blackstone ring a bell, folks. For the
rest of us, though the whole system is smoking mirrors.
Paper money is like a dram drinking. It relieves for
a moment by decease full sensation, but gradually diminishes the
(12:18):
natural heat and leads to body worse than it found it.
And in the end it's just all just a big bubble.
It's a bubble. And the attempt vanity the bubble economy.
What happens in a paper money bubble pain and the
rest of the founding generation called it depreciation, what most
(12:44):
people call inflation today. The more the more money they print,
the less purchasing power it has, which is represented by
an increase in prices for products and services.
Speaker 2 (12:56):
Excuse me here, sorry about that. I don't get the hiccups.
There's a quote here.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
This gives the appearance of things being dear when they
are not so. In fact, for the same proportion that
any kind of money falls in value, articles rise in price.
You see what's happening right now? Print money at in there.
Inflation prices are going up. Food don't matter, multiple things,
(13:31):
and I do recall when they're doing the whole COVID
COVID Seamus checks. I told people expect things to go up.
They didn't listen. That's just one avenue. And now everyone
went up. They're all like freaking out, say, oh, yeah,
we want the fifteen dollars or minimum wage.
Speaker 2 (13:50):
Low.
Speaker 1 (13:51):
I need to pay my rent better. Yep, And everything
went up. Hello, people don't think straights and I digress.
Pain explains how they played out during the War of Independence,
which also birthed the phrase not worth a continental due
(14:13):
to continental dollars that quickly lost their value. The paper money,
though issued from Congress under the name of dollars, did
not come from that body always at that value. Those
which were issued the first year were equal to gold
and silver, the second year less, the third year less,
and so on for nearly the spaces of five years.
(14:37):
The situation got pretty dire from any Americans. Pain describe
an example of how he experienced it first hand. Paper
money in America fell so much in value from this
excessive quantity of it that in the year seventeen eighty one,
I gave three hundred paper dollars for one pair of
worsted stockings. I write you what I write you upon
(15:03):
the subject is experienced, not merely opinion, to make matters words.
Paper money depreciation doesn't just cause price inflation. That also
creates an endless cycle, a negative feedback loop that drives
out real money, what known as the Grism laws grism
law today, the natural effect of increasing and continuing to
(15:28):
increase paper currency is that of banishing the real money.
The shadow takes place of the substance, till the country
is left with only shadows in its hands. In other words,
it was just all smoke and mirrors. Eventually it leads
to bankruptcy. Every new emission until delusion bursts, will appear
(15:51):
to the nation of the nation, an increase of wealth.
Every merchant's coffers will appear a treasury, and he will
swell with paper riches till he becomes a bankrupt The
final verdict, here's a twist. Pain wasn't against paper money itself.
In fact, he argued that it could be quite useful
(16:15):
when done properly. Only proper use of paper in the
room of money is to write promisory notes and obligations
of payment in speci upon. A piece of paper, thus
written and signed is worse to some it is given
for the value. Therefore of such a note is not
(16:39):
the note it self, for that but paper and promise,
but in the man who is obliged to redeem it
with gold and silver. Pain's greatest issue was that paper
money only survives the threat of government violence through tender laws.
If anything had or could have a value equal to
(17:02):
gold and silver, it will require tender law, no tender law,
And if it had not that value, it ought not
to have such a law. And therefore all tender laws
are tyrannical and unjust and calculated to support fraud and oppression.
And his view, people who support such laws are criminal,
(17:24):
or maybe they're delusional, because they appear to believe a
nation cannot be exhausted. While there is paper and ink
enough to print paper money in a republic or in
any free society, however, government should never have that power.
Is total tearanny. As to the assume authority of any
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assembly in making paper money or paper of any kind
a legal tender, or in other language, a compulsive payment,
it is a most presumptuous attempt at arbitrary power. There
can be no such power in a republican government. The
people have no freedom and property no security where this
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practice can be active. This flips the entire reason to
have a government in the first place. Tender laws of
any kind operate to destroy morality and to dissolve by
the pretense of law, what ought to be the principle
of law, the support reciprocal justice between man and man
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for pain. Politicians who violate this foundation principle, a national principle,
by pursuing paper as money anyway, deserves the ultimate punishment,
and the punishment of a member who should move for
such law ought to be death. Thomas Paine's final verdict.
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No matter the excuse, no matter of the scheme, no
matter the reason given, paper money always ends the same way.
The evils of paper money have no end. It's interesting
because the one about the promise that he notes that
you can say it can say it is more of
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a fidciary note in my observation. And the problem is
with paper money. People that should look about the food rice.
It happened during that time of the war for Independence.
I think it's in Philadelphia. I think just skyrocketed and
they had almost a big riot because they couldn't afford
(19:33):
the food. This is why in our constitution is a
gold and silver. Its sound money that's essential now. And
of course they had three central banking systems in the
in the US is history that a reserve is.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
Illegal, void and without force.
Speaker 1 (19:55):
And like Thomas Paine said, and the punishment of a
member who should move for such a lo ought to
be death. That's the ultimate punishment. Politicians don't matter. It's
downright absurd and unacceptable. Now that you see what's going on,
everything's been going up. If you don't learn, if the
past folks were damned to repeat it. Thomas pain warns bounding,
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so did many others. Paper money fiat is a cancer.
Is this article is self explanatory? Well that will be it.
I thank everyone for listening. Puts feel free to download
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