Thoughts:

• There isn't enough gold in the Fed or elsewhere in the U.S. to cover the present day total dollars in existence (even if just looking at M2 money, and not derivatives, etc.) v. the present day cost of gold (see my post here on this topic).
• This ensures: "the Secretary shall make... a corresponding first and paramount lien on all assets of such bank."
• The discrepancy is so high between gold and outstanding dollars, especially when adding in derivatives, that there aren't enough assets on the planet to cover.
• This will lead to an impossibility for the law to be fulfilled.

Not sure what to make of that, or what would happen with such a failure, but it's interesting.

It's also no where near enough by itself to fix the real fraud (false jurisdictional claims by the government on personal property through taxes, municipal or state frauds of the same type, etc.). It does however seem to be a pretty interesting change. I'm not atm seeing any hidden fuckery (tie in to future jurisdictional fraud). Of course the fact that it will take 24 months after signing into law by puppet Biden to come into effect is problematic. Even if that happens, by that time, all of the issues mentioned will have been multiplied, leading to exponentially worse conditions for fulfillment.

I also suggest that any lasting solution can't rely on legal action, but on social choice. It must be We The People that save ourselves out of this economic slavery, or we will continue to rely on our "saviors" (in this case a "working" government), which has been the primary path to all fraud for the past several millennia. A "good ruler" is still a Ruler, making the same false claims on the individual's jurisdiction.

Thoughts:

• There isn't enough gold in the Fed or elsewhere in the U.S. to cover the present day total dollars in existence (even if just looking at M2 money, and not derivatives, etc.) v. the present day cost of gold (see my post here on this topic).
• This ensures: "the Secretary shall make... a corresponding first and paramount lien on all assets of such bank."
• The discrepancy is so high between gold and outstanding dollars, especially when adding in derivatives, that there aren't enough assets on the planet to cover.
• This will lead to an impossibility for the law to be fulfilled.

Not sure what to make of that, or what would happen with such a failure, but it's interesting.

It's also no where near enough by itself to fix the real fraud (false jurisdictional claims by the government on personal property through taxes, municipal or state frauds of the same type, etc.). It does however seem to be a pretty interesting change. I'm not atm seeing any hidden fuckery (tie in to future jurisdictional fraud). Of course the fact that it will take 24 months after signing into law by puppet Biden to come into effect is problematic. Even if that happens, by that time, all of the issues mentioned will have been multiplied, leading to exponentially worse conditions for fulfillment.

I also suggest that any lasting solution can't rely on legal action, but on social choice. It must be We The People that save ourselves out of this economic slavery, or we will continue to rely on our saviors, which has been the primary path to all fraud for the past several millennia. A "good ruler" is still a Ruler, making the same false claims on the individual's jurisdiction.

Thoughts:

• There isn't enough gold in the Fed or elsewhere in the U.S. to cover the present day total dollars in existence (even if just looking at M2 money, and not derivatives, etc.) v. the present day cost of gold (see my post here on this topic).
• This ensures: "the Secretary shall make... a corresponding first and paramount lien on all assets of such bank."
• The discrepancy is so high between gold and outstanding dollars, especially when adding in derivatives, that there aren't enough assets on the planet to cover.
• This will lead to an impossibility for the law to be fulfilled.

Not sure what to make of that, or what would happen with such a failure, but it's interesting.

It's also no where near enough by itself to fix the real fraud (false jurisdictional claims by the government on personal property through taxes, municipal or state frauds of the same type, etc.). It does however seem to be a pretty interesting change. I'm not atm seeing any hidden fuckery (tie in to future jurisdictional fraud). Of course the fact that it will take 24 months after signing into law by puppet Biden to come into effect is problematic. Even if that happens, by that time, all of the issues mentioned will have been multiplied, leading to exponentially worse conditions for fulfillment.

I also suggest that any lasting solution can't rely on legal action, but on social choice. It must be We The People that save ourselves out of this economic slavery, or we will continue to rely on our saviors, which has been the primary path to all fraud for the past several millennia. A "good ruler" is still a ruler, making the same false claims on the individuals jurisdiction.