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The Articles of Confederation and State Supremacy
America: the soil comprising the contiguous 48 states called the united states of America Up to 1776 only comprised of 12 colonies.
It was only in America that Englishmen acquired the advantages of this step. America was in the English colonies. This was where the first opportunity for local or provincial assemblies were developed, where the people elected the delegates. This was first inaugurated in Virginia as early as 1619. As the colonies gained in economic and political strength, they demanded the full recognition of their rights as Englishmen.
It was at this time that the colonies asserted their unalienable rights of self-government by issuing the Declaration of Independence to the King of England. The people of America then confederated together as the United States. Their form of government was a confederated republic, where the states remained supreme.
Prior to Revolution most commerce was done by barter and also by paper money printed by different states. All of it, however, was based on the production of goods and services created by the people. After the constitution was adopted, only gold and silver coin could be used as money in the United States. The banks, under bankruptcy and as creditor of the UNITED STATES, since 1933, all money is based purely on debt and credit.
The Times of London Newspaper quoted the following regarding fiat money in America: "If this mischievous financial policy, which has its origins in North America, shall become endurrated down to a fixture, then that government will furnish its own money without cost. It will pay off debts and be without debt. It will have all the money necessary to carry on its commerce. It will become prosperous without precedent in the history of the world. The brains, and the wealth of all the countries will go to North America. That country must be destroyed or it will destroy every Monarchy on the globe."
America, by the Declaration of Independence, declared war on England. However, most people do not realize that the primary reason for the war was not “taxation without representation”, but the forced payment of taxes to the King in gold not paper money. America was flourishing by using their own “fiat money” system based only on their production - not a gold based system that could be manipulated by the King. The King could not “control” the fiat money system and therefore passed a law requiring one to pay taxes in gold only. The King had most of the gold - the colonies had little (scarcity/value), unemployment ensued - and embittered souls cried for war.
America did win the Revolutionary war with England. There was a malfunction, however, in the plans for America. Money powers were waiting at the gate from the beginning.
Although the British Empire, as a world government, lost the American Revolution, the power structure behind it did not lose the war. The most visible of the power structure identities was the East India Company, owned by the Bankers and the Crown in London, England. This was an entirely private enterprise whose flag was adopted by Queen Elizabeth in 1600 which happened to have thirteen red and white horizontal stripes with a blue rectangle in its upper left-hand corner.
While the British government lost the war in 1776, the East India Company's owners who constituted a portion of the invisible, (sovereign) Power structure (banks) behind the British government not only did not lose but moved right into the new usA economy, together, and in close association, with Americas' most powerful landowners.
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Déjà vu in the iconography of our world is a warning of danger, a glitch in the Matrix. Something has changed.
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