The Tender For Law

Volume 6

Apr 30, 2014 7:13 PM

Chris Evan

Can a corporation use "lawful money of the United States"? Basically, what are the advantages to a corporation demanding United States Notes and in lieu accept Federal Reserve Notes?

A little further, by ENDORSING the Instruments as Lawful Money, would that not be underwriting the United States debt privately, instead of them needing to go to a private bank??

I remember reading the stuff David Vilaca posted a few weeks back and this got me to thinking about good ways to launder money.

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David Johansen

convert it into some other form of convienient medium of exchange. silver is cheap right now to get into. i offer silver in exchange for goods often, even if its to try to persuade the trader to bargain for the sale...

Chris Evan

Pete, if you have to go into their stupid club to get...i don't know...FOOD, wouldn't it be wise to play in their club without using their script? see??? Further, I think this may be able to work for you too if this indeed works! But discredit it all you want. I am right on this one, I just haven't fully figured it out yet!

Chris Evan

Pete Daoust, clients are going to pay me in checks. No doubt about that. So I am endorsing these things in a manner to not endorse the federal reserve system, rather United States Notes. Then when too much builds up there, I exchange for cryptos. I am just not sure of the clubhouse rules (although I can't see how they can deny me this).

David Johansen

i would use that bank to exchange it for something you can hold. some thing some local party will trade you cash notes for when you need those, without questioning where you got that stuff from (without having to prove it belongs to you).

pre 1965 dimes, quarters, halves and dollars, and bullion in forms the local parties are willing to exchange a premium for such as eagles and maple leafs (things they can A, easily inventory, B, easily redistribute).

David Johansen

when you have it, you can offer it to trade with others locally as an alternative means of exchange, and teach them about it aswell. ALSO you can do what i do, once you build yourself up, you can sell the client one value (tokens) they inturn can trade to you (you accept it) for services. that way they didnt pay you. it is not taxable.

one of my local guys offered me ounce buffalo's (indian head on one side, buffalo on reverse) .999 silver ounces for $20.79 last week which was less than a dollar over spot. said he had 80 of them left.

i met him from craigslist. bullion and old coins are merely forms of storage just like crypto, all have certain inherent risks and variable factors.

David Johansen

somthing else you might want to think about is investing in some local organic gardeners. by trading them for their produce you help them to do more AND open up channels for obtaining supplies off the government path.

find somone to buy an acre of land with water in exchange for metal. you can garden that land. invest in things which will produce you more. buy a john deer or kabota loader w/trailer and start an orchard.

Chip Douglas

Have you ever heard of Leo Wanta, Scott? Apparently, he was Ronald Reagan's top intelligence-agent, and in doing so, somehow amassed a fortune of $27.5 TRILLION dollars in the process, which he always envisioned in using to give back to the people of America by cancelling-out the national-debt, and using the rest for infrastructure-products to benefit the people with.....but, there's been a snag- and it involves those Federal Reserve-types

Chip Douglas

As much as this guy Leo Wanta would like to give back the money-of-account he amassed for the benefit of the Man/Woman/p*ople of the u.s.A., turns out he cant, cuz he's stuck living in Austria i think and is not allowed to leave for some reason...thought maybe of all Men, Scott would've heard of this guy if it was true