I think it can be explained in a much simpler way.
Federal reserve notes are printed by the Federal reserve and are not backed by any assets. Hence it has no intrinsic value. The only value it has is what the people do with it. Every time you sell something, or perform a task that provies you with these notes, you are creating value for something thats worthless.
Fed (and central bankers in general) print worthless currency, and use it to control people by charging interest on it. This is how they enslave humanity. Whenever they want, they can stop printing the notes and cause a recession, or even a depression. At that time they end up scooping up real assets for pennies.
My point is that, it goes way beyond class action lawsuits. Its the very concept of money itself thats faulty, and must be replaced very soon with something thats backed by assets.
Well as soon as you receive the notes you can purchase things of value if you dont want to be left holding worthless paper.
What is this have to do with class action lawsuits specifically?
You can make the same case for having a ob. Jobs pay US Federal Reserve Notes and you would be left holding debt, so dont have a job.
But what has any of this to do with Class Action Lawsuits as such?
I think it can be explained in a much simpler way.
Federal reserve notes are printed by the Federal reserve and are not backed by any assets. Hence it has no intrinsic value. The only value it has is what the people do with it. Every time you sell something, or perform a task that provies you with these notes, you are creating value for something thats worthless.
Fed (and central bankers in general) print worthless currency, and use it to control people by charging interest on it. This is how they enslave humanity. Whenever they want, they can stop printing the notes and cause a recession, or even a depression. At that time they end up scooping up real assets for pennies.
My point is that, it goes way beyond class action lawsuits. Its the very concept of money itself thats faulty, and must be replaced very soon with something thats backed by assets.
So? For now, that debt has value. Until we have a new system, that's what buys you stuff.
You have to be super confident, because it's dangerous to break into all your savings and spend it all if nothing happens.
You then go and immediately buy silver with the Federal Reserve notes.
I don't understand what you mean.