Posts Tagged ‘fundamental flaw’
July 1st, 2010 | 
Author: I agree with the prime law and getting the government out of the way of our freedom. I want the IRS gone too, but what about the under lying root cause “The Federal Reserve. As long as a private central bank has the power to print our money and loan it to us at intrest we will never be free or in control and the cause will fail. The government needs the power to print its own money intrest free which will protect the country from the true ruling class, the “Federal Reserve”. We must also amend the U.S. constitution which only allows the government to print money, intrest free. Is this what the TVP plans on doing to protect the publics money?
Jun. 1, 2010
The answer to your question is no.
The underlying root cause of the issues you are concerned about is not the Federal Reserve; it is the fact that the government has its hand in money system outside of its only valid purpose, PROTECTION from initiatory force. With a TVP induced protection only government the money system will be completely separate from government. The money system will be whatever the people make it. Money is only worth what people make of it and accept it as.
The United States did not have a national paper note used as money until 1861 and when that happened the notes were backed by reserves of bullion. At that time, the notes were for the purpose of stabilizing the money system and were not, legally, the only form of currency, but did become the predominate form of currency. People had a choice to use the notes or not. Since then the money system has failed, due to the fundamental flaw in the nature of government control of money and now we have the Federal Reserve, which is still fundamentally flawed and could fail at any time now. You can see that it doesn’t work. That reinforces the fact that the government can’t do it.
There are valid concerns about the stabilization of money without a national control mechanism and standard, but the answer is not the government. The only answer is a system determined by the free marketplace, which in this day and age of technology and communication could be a number of ways.
The underlying root cause of the issues you are concerned about is not the Federal Reserve; it is the fact that the government has its hand in money system outside of its only valid purpose, PROTECTION from initiatory force. With a TVP induced protection only government the money system will be completely separate from government. The money system will be whatever the people make it. Money is only worth what people make of it and accept it as.
The United States did not have a national paper note used as money until 1861 and when that happened the notes were backed by reserves of bullion. At that time, the notes were for the purpose of stabilizing the money system and were not, legally, the only form of currency, but did become the predominate form of currency. People had a choice to use the notes or not. Since then the money system has failed, due to the fundamental flaw in the nature of government control of money and now we have the Federal Reserve, which is still fundamentally flawed and could fail at any time now. You can see that it doesn’t work. That reinforces the fact that the government can’t do it.
There are valid concerns about the stabilization of money without a national control mechanism and standard, but the answer is not the government. The only answer is a system determined by the free marketplace, which in this day and age of technology and communication could be a number of ways.
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Tags: control mechanism, fundamental flaw, government control, irs, money system, Prime Law, ruling class, u s constitution, valid concerns, valid purpose | 
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