 The History of Money in the U.S.A. According to law (Article 1 Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution) only gold and silver can be used to settle debts. The commercial scene, however, changed after the Depression of 1929. The federal government’s taking of the people’s gold in 1933 would have been an act of treason on the parts of then President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Congress if the people were not given a remedy. That remedy was put in place with House Joint Resolution 192 which then became Public Law and Public Policy. Since the people were left without lawful money to pay their debts, the new law and Public Policy provides for the people’s debts to be discharged, “.. .dollar for dollar...”, which means your mortgage should have been lawfully discharged as soon as you sat down at the closing table. Even if that event was not recognized, then your signing of the promissory note ("pn") was more than an even exchange for the credit created by your "lender". They did not lend you anything belonging to themselves. That pn was converted into a negotiable instrument, relieving you of any further obligation. All of those other papers you signed are what got you into unilateral contracts which were void from the beginning since there was no disclosure. You had no knowledge of what was really going on “behind the scenes”. How did your pn become such a money-maker
for them? Without gold and silver (which was removed
in 1967) to back the currency we use, something else
had to give the “pictures of dead presidents” value.
That “something” is the labor and assets of the
people, which results in the people being the
creditors who supply the credit supporting the U.S.
government and the monetary system. By the banking
"fractional reserve" system, the value of payment
instruments can be multiplied, so that your check for
$100, for example, deposited into your account
actually creates hundreds of dollars for the bank's
usage. It's all done with digits in a computer. Due to the current deceitful environment,
you have every legal and moral right to replace the
deed of trust that you signed at the closing table
with documents that better reflect the truth of your
ownership and enable you to hold your property in
virtual allodium, free of mortgages, liens and maybe
even taxes. If this financial information is shocking to
you or if you'd like a better explanation, do watch
the educational and entertaining videos linked to on
our Awaken to the Real
Deal page at http://naturallyprudent.com/Awaken.html.
You can also find articles about the
commercial impact of the federal government's
bankruptcy on our Products
page. "I was in Foreclosure – I mean the real 'hot seat'. I'm grateful that I was introduced to the Full Ownership Program and with their assistance was able to avoid sale! The auction was scheduled for a few days later but it was stopped! I was really impressed." E. Richards
Lewisville, Texas "My wife was
skeptical at first but I knew I was taking the
proper steps at the right time. I have my house now
– free and clear and am working on a land patent.
Even though letters come in from time to time trying
to get me to re-contract I know how to handle them
and we feel safe and secure. We greatly appreciate
the Full Ownership Program!"
Nhut Le
Maplewood, Minnesota |
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