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endorsement
The event is endorsement or indorsement (same thing). Albeit if you are looking for triggers, words of art, citizen and resident come to mind. In Ensminger, the justices make no rebuttle to debunk mention on the record of the "resident scam". Traversal between the realms of private debt and public money is allegedly natural as breathing; however Congress has approved deposits into a bank account exceeding $1K in a year's time prima facie evidence of drawing on private debt? (According to the opening article.) I suppose what that means is I better figure a way to get the MP3 version of that text to you before you need to apply it.
Above somebody made inference to the allusion in the article that US notes are money. Only by de facto definition (according to the opening article). Notes are still notes and that means they are only money when redeemed so. I believe there is a major error in practicality in the article. The author indicates anybody may walk into a Federal Reserve Bank and trade their FRNs for equal amounts of coin, or public money. I may be wrong but the only United States Notes around are relics from the Kennedy Assassination. The author says that the Fed is required to keep US Notes handy for the informed few who demand public money. US Notes may be public money by definition but they are still notes. They are domestic emergency currency as opposed to foreign emergency currency. That is the model I prefer. But somebody on the board can go try it for us. And of course it would be fiercely patriotic to follow the recipe of demanding only public money, as prescribed, even if it turns out to be impracticable. Because if you get right down to where the rubber meets the road, D.Dog's DA sold him up the river for the collections process just the same as Congress has and is selling us up the river every day as chattel. They do that because as they perceive it, that is what the constituents want and desire.
Destroying the Fed as described above is going to be a bit rough. That is why I teach capital integration - a release valve system.
Regards,
David Merrill.
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