"A Unique Form Of Domestic Terrorism"
Read this FBI presser on the NORFED conviction.
Money quote (sorry - I had to do that):
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...“Attempts to undermine the legitimate currency of this country are simply a unique form of domestic terrorism,” U.S. Attorney Tompkins said in announcing the verdict. “While these forms of anti-government activities do not involve violence, they are every bit as insidious and represent a clear and present danger to the economic stability of this country,” she added. “We are determined to meet these threats through infiltration, disruption, and dismantling of organizations which seek to challenge the legitimacy of our democratic form of government"...
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Hopefully, JDA can use some of her mad powerful Fedhead penpal mojo to get a quote from The Ben Bernank on that topic.
The irony, it suffocates....
Just like it's intended to do.
posted by Concerned American | 10:36 PM
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The irony, it suffocates....
You're right. It's almost too much...
AP
The dollar bill can be used as toilet paper if nothing else. The NORFED coins might be a bit too tough to use as TP but probably worth more than US currency.
As I think I told you, I'm working on a post (for this week hopefully) about the massive increase in the money supply ahead of 9/11 and the Chicago Fed research economist who was investigating suspicious letters sent by the Board of Governors to the reserve banks on August 2, 2011. The Board didn't like him asking questions about that letter and now he's out of a job.
It amazes me that our country spends as much as it does on defense and yet we leave ourselves wide open for this kind of manipulation by any party who cares to wield that power. Worse, the domestic terrorists are already painfully aware how to manipulate this massive weakness.
I'll get on that letter for you ASAP. I can't promise to refrain from using the best profanity I've got in my arsenal.
Von Nothaus was, indeed, a shyster. That's because he said his money was "inflation-proof." He kept jacking the face value of his coins, from $20 to $50 for an ounce of silver. That's not "inflation-proof." The silver itself is inflation proof. But not if you keep on jacking the "suggested retail value."
I don't like the guy. At all. He wouldn't redeem his notes because he said "The gubmint took your money," while he was still selling his jacked-up $50 pieces.
That said, I'm not happy he was convicted, and I'm certainly outraged that they used such specious arguments and made such asinine accusations as "terrorist." I hope people start to take the State as seriously as it deserves. Which is not at all seriously. I hope people see it for the joke it is.
Y'all can go to my Facebook Page to read several articles I've "shared" on this travesty.
Again, can anyone think that the US government is not at war with America and Americans?
Collect their names
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