It was quite interesting 3/4 of the way through then got to be a little too tedious to follow. A video showing, for example, the circling of districts you described would be quite helpful. Please no charts, I'm sick of sciency charts from scientists removed from the world beyond a vial of chemicals, a computer screen and data (data, the new god). Is not what you describe much like community HOAs? They are largely interested in getting large monthly dues from homeowners held in accounts for reroofing in 30 years (like my HOA in a brand new neighborhood) and other long term concerns and for specific projects that homeowners, particularly board members, have a self serving interest in seeing funded. The problem I see is immature selfish desires, then the bullying then the group think that follows and the HOA management companies that are also self serving and run more like criminal organizations than anything operating in the interest of any community. In fact, that well describes the whole of the covid fiasco.
You got through quite a length of material. I think it's a 40-minute read. Especially before getting to "circles"...
If we imagine 435 districts nationwide, and each one being basically the same....
Now pretend there is some office, we'll say "accountant". Now, let's say that each district elects its own accountant, meaning there are 435 of them in the country. They could form a circle among themselves that would elect one of them to the national accountant's office. My thinking here is that only an accountant elected in a district could be elected to the national office.
I'm glad you found some things interesting. You might also find the (shorter) Architectural Values paper interesting, too. Thanks for reading.
Very well written. Your approach is well thought out. Henry George's land tax philosophy would fit with yours. It makes sense to me.
I am focused on the money powers who have hidden the definition of money from us so they could get monopolies and keep them. It gives them too much liberty. We have to get them out of power... somehow.... they are on a rampage.
Thank you, Stephen. I think the money powers throw a special wrench into the historical picture, because I see money as a leading area where there is a lack of public awareness as to what is going on. This organization is intended to fill that gap. Somebody has to assist with public awareness on what is going on with the central banking.
Personally, I think article I section 8 would be good. It would use the US Treasury instead of that other one. I would support the Monetary Reform Act, which Bill Still and Milton Friedman have supported (if you have seen The Money Masters).
I like the effort. I have been following Bill Still and Ellen Brown for many years. They have good ideas but they have made no progress in decades. We want to take a different tack.
We are looking at an entirely new reform based on knowing the truth. For us the truth is what we know for sure. We shun liars who distort the truth to take advantage of the fool who believes the lie. A specific example are the lies about Abraham Lincoln and the "American System" of government. Murray Rothbard, the godfather of the anarcho-capitalism, lied about Abraham Lincoln in his "Just War" article he put on the Mises Institute. Rothbard also lied about the definition of the State. He held two opposing definitions. I suspect Hegelian dialectic is at work there. The lies seem to be by conspiracy to create a narrative. Narrative economics as told by Klaus Schwab in "The Great Reset"
Those lies confuse a lot of people. Order out of chaos. A lot of people believe anarchy is freedom when in fact we live in anarchy which is chaotic.
I have studied Lincoln in depth. My ancestors came from Virginia, to Kentucky, to Indiana and settled in Illinois right along side the Thomas Lincoln family in the same timeframe. So, I know the lies, to distort Lincoln's character, are intended to hide America's economic system. The "American System"
The silver dollar being defined as 371.25 grains of pure silver with the Coinage Act of 1792 established the dollar standard. As a result, most trade between people was fairly honest which created a prosperous society where an individual could achieve happiness through honest effort. Until the Federal Reserve System debased the dollar from silver to redeemable paper to unredeemable paper to digits from nothing. That gives them power for empire. GreatKaan.com
At Aristaeus.Club we define 1 oz of silver is $1 as a sound dollar which can never change just like the mile standard and pound must remain static. We intend to lobby for government reforms to help "the people" protect their individual rights to liberty, peace and prosperity for them.
"the Federal Reserve System debased the dollar from silver to redeemable paper to unredeemable paper to digits from nothing"... I appreciate that you see the steps in the process. I stand for the basic backed paper, but not what the fed does. Are you or have you been in contact with Bill? Now that I think of it, maybe he would like to see this.
It was quite interesting 3/4 of the way through then got to be a little too tedious to follow. A video showing, for example, the circling of districts you described would be quite helpful. Please no charts, I'm sick of sciency charts from scientists removed from the world beyond a vial of chemicals, a computer screen and data (data, the new god). Is not what you describe much like community HOAs? They are largely interested in getting large monthly dues from homeowners held in accounts for reroofing in 30 years (like my HOA in a brand new neighborhood) and other long term concerns and for specific projects that homeowners, particularly board members, have a self serving interest in seeing funded. The problem I see is immature selfish desires, then the bullying then the group think that follows and the HOA management companies that are also self serving and run more like criminal organizations than anything operating in the interest of any community. In fact, that well describes the whole of the covid fiasco.
You got through quite a length of material. I think it's a 40-minute read. Especially before getting to "circles"...
If we imagine 435 districts nationwide, and each one being basically the same....
Now pretend there is some office, we'll say "accountant". Now, let's say that each district elects its own accountant, meaning there are 435 of them in the country. They could form a circle among themselves that would elect one of them to the national accountant's office. My thinking here is that only an accountant elected in a district could be elected to the national office.
I'm glad you found some things interesting. You might also find the (shorter) Architectural Values paper interesting, too. Thanks for reading.
https://markgmeyers.substack.com/p/architectural-values
Very well written. Your approach is well thought out. Henry George's land tax philosophy would fit with yours. It makes sense to me.
I am focused on the money powers who have hidden the definition of money from us so they could get monopolies and keep them. It gives them too much liberty. We have to get them out of power... somehow.... they are on a rampage.
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Thank you, Stephen. I think the money powers throw a special wrench into the historical picture, because I see money as a leading area where there is a lack of public awareness as to what is going on. This organization is intended to fill that gap. Somebody has to assist with public awareness on what is going on with the central banking.
Personally, I think article I section 8 would be good. It would use the US Treasury instead of that other one. I would support the Monetary Reform Act, which Bill Still and Milton Friedman have supported (if you have seen The Money Masters).
http://www.themoneymasters.com/monetary-reform-act/
I like the effort. I have been following Bill Still and Ellen Brown for many years. They have good ideas but they have made no progress in decades. We want to take a different tack.
We are looking at an entirely new reform based on knowing the truth. For us the truth is what we know for sure. We shun liars who distort the truth to take advantage of the fool who believes the lie. A specific example are the lies about Abraham Lincoln and the "American System" of government. Murray Rothbard, the godfather of the anarcho-capitalism, lied about Abraham Lincoln in his "Just War" article he put on the Mises Institute. Rothbard also lied about the definition of the State. He held two opposing definitions. I suspect Hegelian dialectic is at work there. The lies seem to be by conspiracy to create a narrative. Narrative economics as told by Klaus Schwab in "The Great Reset"
Those lies confuse a lot of people. Order out of chaos. A lot of people believe anarchy is freedom when in fact we live in anarchy which is chaotic.
I have studied Lincoln in depth. My ancestors came from Virginia, to Kentucky, to Indiana and settled in Illinois right along side the Thomas Lincoln family in the same timeframe. So, I know the lies, to distort Lincoln's character, are intended to hide America's economic system. The "American System"
The silver dollar being defined as 371.25 grains of pure silver with the Coinage Act of 1792 established the dollar standard. As a result, most trade between people was fairly honest which created a prosperous society where an individual could achieve happiness through honest effort. Until the Federal Reserve System debased the dollar from silver to redeemable paper to unredeemable paper to digits from nothing. That gives them power for empire. GreatKaan.com
At Aristaeus.Club we define 1 oz of silver is $1 as a sound dollar which can never change just like the mile standard and pound must remain static. We intend to lobby for government reforms to help "the people" protect their individual rights to liberty, peace and prosperity for them.
"the Federal Reserve System debased the dollar from silver to redeemable paper to unredeemable paper to digits from nothing"... I appreciate that you see the steps in the process. I stand for the basic backed paper, but not what the fed does. Are you or have you been in contact with Bill? Now that I think of it, maybe he would like to see this.