if a significant # of people renounce their citizenship and the assets are sold...the underlying assets backing the debt decrease...the value of the debt must go down...isn't that deflationary?..the FEDs worst nightmare.
When you create a note for a credit facility be it a loan, mortgage or credit card you are making a promise to pay (promissory note) in the future backed by yourself. Nothing else, therein lays the FRAUD .
When a "debtor" makes a claim against one, how about serving notice saying " Bring the original debt instrument which I allegedly completed to my home so that I may settle the alleged obligation and destroy the debt instrument in your presence or fuck off?. Stupid suggestion ?
"There won't be deflation until about $300,000 is squeezed out of every American. In 2009, that number was $35,000"
That's crazy shit, almost science fiction shit... :D
Debt in 2009 was 10 TRILLION.
There are LESS THAN 1 trillion STARS IN OUR GALAXY.
...let that sink in. The numbers just get more retarded.
The thing about playing "musical chairs" is that there is no loser, as long as the music is playing. THAT is current monetary policy these days, in a nutshell.
Made me LOL, "Someone wanting to renounce U.S. citizenship must go to an embassy or consulate outside the United States, meet with a consular officer and swear that they �absolutely and entirely renounce [their] United States nationality together with all rights and privileges and all duties and allegiance and fidelity thereunto pertaining.�
I watched IOUSA. The part about the country borrowing money by selling bonds/securities helped my understanding of money...
Without people a country is just a geographical location. With people it's a geographical location that can produce value so Governments had to monetise people in order to have something that represented value to sell... The security known as the person and the value contributed to it...
Thus explaining why it's bad to contribute value to the person as it provides fuel for a corrupt government....
If it's hard you're doing it wrong... ;)
You accepted it by your actions. An implied contract...
That's what they'll argue I presume... (Just thinking out loud)
... they railroad you anyway. Damage a security or two. :D