Yes and no. People have been taught to believe that real money (constitutionally defined as precious metals, though it could be any real asset) are the "old way" of running an economy. Only the "new money" is worth anything.
It shows the power of the Matrix, where people can believe that a real asset in hand is worthless, and a worthless debt IOU (what we call money) that is printed on a piece of paper, or stored as electrons on someone else's computer is the most important thing in the world.
Plus we are required to pay both our taxes and our debts with their money (Legal tender laws). Unless people would be willing to stop paying taxes (which are unconstitutional) and stop paying debts (which is illegal until we prove the Banks committed fraud) we still have to use their money.
It is only when we teach people that what they use is fraud that we can transition. Its all based on belief. Beliefs must change first, then the rest is easy.
Yes and no. People have been taught to believe that real money (constitutionally defined as precious metals, though it could be any real asset) are the "old way" of running an economy. Only the "new money" is worth anything.
It shows the power of the Matrix, where people can believe that a real asset in hand is worthless, and a worthless debt IOU (what we call money) that is printed on a piece of paper, or stored as electrons on someone else's computer is the most important thing in the world.
Plus we are required to pay both our taxes and our debts with their money (Legal tender laws). Unless people would be willing to stop paying taxes (which are unconstitutional) and stop paying debts (which is illegal until we prove the Banks committed fraud) we still have to use their money.
It is only when we teach people that what they use is fraud that we can transition. Its all based on belief. Beliefs must change first, then the rest is easy.