Guess what happens when a Federal reserve bank dissolves or goes into liquidation…
It becomes the property of the United States.
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The US will get zero. "After the payment of all debts"....which means the deep state will be printing receipts for all debts they can come up with. Don't get your hopes up nor expect one dime from this avenue of redemption.
Disagree. The u.s. debt is a misnomer. This is corporate debt. We are chattel property of the corp and not liable for their debt. We are however part of the recovered property tje deepnstate will have to give up.
I agree our debt burden will be lifted but will U.S. Citizens remain in statutory jurisdiction under the De Facto corporate government? I don’t see anything that would change that. The ALL CAPS name created for you by the corp gov will still be controlled by the corp gov. That which one creates, one controls.
People will still need to stand in order to move into the private. I mean if debt burden goes away so do taxes but you will still be stuck under statutory law with only your legal privileges instead of common law and your God given rights.
When the corporation goes bankrupt the dissolution of the companies assets will be distributed to those who it owes. The deep state owes the people. Id say part of that will be claiming your freedom and then acting like it. The former all caps etc and the use of the system will be abandoned by the people will finally be able to act as their own gov.
Again, we each must declarenournown status bynour own free will and act like it. I operate according to the Word of God as I understand it. Thats my jurisdiction. The greatest part of that is the deep state can not over power God. Choose you this day whom ye will serve, as for me and my house we shall serve the Lord.
I agree with you also.
A key point is: what physical assets does the “bank” own after they print to infinity… that’s the real value IMHO.
They’ll try to hide it but they’ll lose (again).
What price Freedom ?
Well at least we have the gold reserve sitting in Ft. Knox, right, don't we? wait, don't tell me it's also stolen.
Is this good or bad for us? My knowledge on this topic is slim.
It's the fed,that has their boots on our neck.
Ok. So if the Treasury takes it over, this read like a good thing for us.
Yes, we pay them to print our own money.
Its not the old days,when we borrowed gold.
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What is the WH are holding a YUGE supply of gold? We switch to gold standard gold jumps to say $50k per ounce, deep state thinks they are still rich and continues to buy gold. WH unveil their stash that makes all gold holding seem pitiful in comparison. Gold drops to $50 an ounce. Deep state now poor!
Not a good wrestling hold , but does work on whipped dogs.
Fight , Fight, Fight
You shouldn't even have to ask...
Of course this is a golden ticket for the (((bankers))) and an absolutely insane ball and chain for us goyim who have to foot the bill
It read to me as if good for us having it go to the Treasury, deplete the fed?
Oh Goodie!🎉
Does it say that the United States is on the hook for the debts before that happens?
Where is this pulled from?
https://x.com/Pinkquisition/status/1939535523993076052? The US can pay for fed stocks with money not otherwise appropriated (DOGE cuts).
Good research, so in a financial crisis caused by whatever, nuclear standoff event, terror attack, a summer of woke protests, or the New York Fed acts on behalf of Black Hats and triggers a market correction in October,
and
as Fed. Reserve Notes = instruments of debt, not dollars —> technically Fed. Reserve regional banks assets are collateral property, stocks and bonds used to back up loans
then in an emergency Pres. Trump, Treasury Secretary Bessentdissolve the New York Fed, setting in motion the Treasury visibly taking over Secretary Bessent.
OR
June 30, ‘25 update by Ed Dowd — he sees economic trouble coming from the Housing sector https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emcCKrcAqgA
Ed Dowd a) sees declining home sales —->USA recession / economic contraction. ____ b) housing-led recession —-> 50% stock market decline —> straining financial institutions —> challenging the Fed Reserve’s (and regional NY bank) ability to fulfill its mandate to maintain economic stability