Will Bed
Thanks Eamonn ! What a read ! Took me quite a few reads actually to wrap my head around the whole thing, but I think I’m getting it and feeling stupid about it... Typing this sounds so much like what is explained in Money as Debt III” though I kinda never saw the whole picture” or is it even the whole picture yet ?
So when a PUBLIC DEBT is sent to a PERSON, and we use the Bill of Exchange to discharge that debt, that debt is actually being paid with the unlimited credit / value available to the PERSON which has already been securitized - as an unlimited ever increasing debt - with the Birth Certificate, and we have the RIGHT to allow for it’s unlimited increase, in that sense we not only ARE the only VALUE/CREDITORS for the PERSON, but we have the RIGHT to create DEBT, we are CREDITORS for the Govt and the overall sum of all those debts - a huuuge negative amount - is accounted for in the Consolidated Revenue Fund and when we use the Birth Certificate to extinguish a PUBLIC DEBT, it’s extinguished by ANOTHER PUBLIC DEBT which did not exist before, and they’d like us to keep RE FUNDing their shithole with INCOME tax ?
So the overall PUBLIC DEBT is ever increasing no matter what we’d like to do about it” It was designed to be that way... And the ONLY WAY to break the system - and eliminate PUBLIC DEBTS - would be for everyone to administrate those debts through the PERSON’s SURETY, until the system implodes by itself due to all those PUBLIC DEBTS only increasing THEIR OWN CRF DEBT to a point where there actually is no positive amount deposited at all to keep their scam afloat ?
So when a PUBLIC DEBT is sent to a PERSON, and we administrate it through the PERSON’s SURETY, it turns into ANOTHER / A NEW PUBLIC DEBT. The original one has been accounted for, and the new one will be sent around again eventually, and it’ll keep spinning forever and ever increasing but everyone will be happy”
If I'm getting this right, whoever thought about this entire thing were indeed a bunch of beatable arrogant fucks.
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 9, page 351
