Lawful Money vs. Unlawful Money - The Constitution Doesn't Lie

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▶︎ I'm not a financial advisor, nor am I giving financial advice. The views expressed in this video and on this channel are my own. This video and channel are for educational purposes only.

[Sin]

Here we go, I know I comment a lot about you "speaking the truth" SSE but here we're getting into "forbidden truth" territory and the things that everyone should know about the bankster system we are all enslaved to and impoverished by. 👍

[maxcactus]

This should be shown every year in elementary schools nationwide, K through 12th grade! Once people realize that their wealth can be stolen from them without anyone ever touching it, without even knowing they have "money" in their bank account, simply running the fiat printing press, they would revolt and use only gold and silver as their only source of money. Another terrific video, SSE, thank you!

[williamfender]

You are right we have been lied to over and over again.

[MasteringMayhem]

Makes me think of “enemies foreign and domestic.” This is the activity of the “domestic enemies.”

[gnosphotos]

99% of gold and 95.5% of silver traded only exists on paper/electronically, that shyt needs to stop too

[hungrylikeawolf]

This is great information and the reason why other countries are backing their paper with physical gold and silver.

[joeoak]

You my friend earned a subscriber I love how you speak great truth it's music to my ears.

[stevemiller]

THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT 1913
REDEEM IN LAWFUL MONEY
12 USC section 411

[mggzaz]

Does this basically mean that any debt paid in cash is still owed?

[drxxym]

$10.00USD premiums on $23.00USD US Silver Eagles is an insane premium, though in my state we no longer pay tax on any of it!

The old dominion FTW!
Sic Semper Tyrannis!
End the Fed.

[joeoak]

Bro you got a lotta gold u must be a boss

[scottsmith]

Yep, , finally! a video that has it right! Even Senator Mike Lee didn't even get this right on his line by line constitution video!!! SHOCKING!!

[mr.obsidian]

The fed can meddle with legal tender gold and silver are lawful money AND legal tender. Executive order not act.
That executive order was UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
FRNs are not illegal, they are legal tender only. State* read states* can only deal with gold and silver the fed may use FRNs.
Without being backed though it becomes monopoly money. Title 3 was never signed into positive law. The state can't count gold or silver or use anything but such, read, state* that's how they get out of it

[kellyerogers]

what about the knox v lee and parker v davis court cases? Can they overturn the constitution?

[Payton]

This literally is referencing “states” end of story. It’s clear that congress has the power to do this and it’s always been able to.

[CUSTOMWORKS.PSD]

our government has the right to coin money that doesn't mean a actual coin The states can only make silver and gold coins for payment of debt The weight n measure is the value on that exchange amount The paper dollar states right on it that its a reserve note backed by the federal reserve since it has been accepted as legal tender for any debt it is now legal thats the way the law works and yes you can take a 100.00 dollar bill and turn it into gold just not at a bank because they are not in business to do so

[whothefoxcares]

Damn, it's easy to win at MONOPOLY when you're the banker and own the mineral rights beneath every place on the board.

[ralphlindy]

I believe it was in the 1870's when the US Supreme Court sadly ruled that paper currency could be referred to as legal tender, providing the notes where backed by gold or silver. Then in the 1970's Nixon took us off the gold standard and the judiciary has just gone along with everything. Our current mess has been developing over a very long time period.

[DT-ddph]

SSE, in a gold and silver world, what will 1 gram of gold or silver get me? Will it take 3 grams of gold at Costco for the week? Will 1 gram of silver get me a dollars worth of doritos? Fiat served its purpose until 50 years after 1970. Would copper bullion account for the smallest denomination? Or can satoshis just cover the smallest purchase and a bitcoin the largest?

[americanlegaldefense]

"No state shall..." Great! Where does it say the feds can't?