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http://www.suijuris.net/forum/127417-post23.html
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anything owned by any entity with a taxpayer identification number is the substance or 'faith' pledged in the bankruptcy ...
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Imprecise, vague, general.
You do not enjoy the understanding of precise specific particularity?
You re-fuse yourself to it?
What bankruptcy?
Can you prove it?
Who pledged?
If property is "pledged" how is it "owned?"
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your credit is something you accept instead of money ... like a gift certificate you issued ...
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MY own "postponement of the payment of money" ("credit"), is some THING
I, myself, "accept" instead of lawful "money?"
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Originally Posted by mandalisj
THIS ALONE IS LAWFUL MONEY
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MINTED IN BEND OREGON
SUCH A DEAL
THANK YOU SIR, MAY I HAVE ANOTHER?
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"...like a...?"
Are things similar the same?
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the government ... why don't you try looking something up for yourself for a change?
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Dicey, dicey; dodgey, dodgey.
I asked
YOU to state precisely and with specific particularity where
YOU find the precise phrase "full faith and credit?"
Do you not re-fuse yourself to the understanding in non-responsive default to substantive clarification?
Are YOU, yourself, not the one bandying the phrase about?
What, precisely, do you mean "for a change?"
Is that an unsubstantiated inference and/or implication, or do you have firsthand knowledge of an habitual non-performance?
Why do YOU presume to couch in terms of "in a sense," rather than substantiate in terms of "as a matter of fact?"
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if you have tax credits issued by the treasury or Federal Reserve you do not have to come up with the gold ...
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"...'tax' 'credits'?"
How, and why would my having, or not having "to come up with the gold" be relevant to anything?
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the idea that you have to pay at a future date is erroneous ...
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What do you mean; "the idea?"
Tactical rhetorical artifice?
How, precisely, is it that "credit" is NOT "the postponement of the payment of money," as defined by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond?
Did I just make it up?
Isn't this the "FED's" own words?
Are you not discussing BANKING?
Is the Federal Reserve NOT the central BANK, love it or leave it?
I accept for value the "FED's" definition of "credit."
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there are plenty ... try searching for 'bill of exchange' ... if you are unfamiliar with these topics it isn't my fault ...
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Did YOU, yourself, NOT make a claim?
Did I NOT challenge YOU to prove YOUR claim?
Do you not re-fuse yourself in default?
What does that make you?
Can you/willyou precisely define "bills of exchange," specifically in the particular context in which you presume to use it?
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they have to take the little green stamps on the Federal Reserve notes instead of making you come up with gold coins ...
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Is this what you mean:
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"The little green stamp means that the government SWEARS they will ACCEPT IT INSTEAD OF GOLD OR SILVER"
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Prove it.
And, so what?
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the one issuing the little green stamps on Federal Reserve notes, the actual Department of Treasury of the United States ...
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Why is the executive wielding the legislative power?
I see a treasurer's office and a treasurer, a department, but no actual treasury.
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and a physical ATF agents with physical guns ...
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What, precisely, does alcohol, tobacco, and firearms have to do with "the 'fact' [hypothesis?] that a dollar legally represents 0.02368422299169631141911127321646 ounces of gold?
Why do you bring the BATFE guns now?
Threat?
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'treasured' is not a verb ...
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Goes to your own CREDIBILITY:
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treasure
Function:
transitive verb
Inflected Form(s):
trea·sured; trea·sur·ing Listen to the pronunciation of treasuring \-zh(ə-)riŋ\
Date:
14th century
to collect and store up (something of value) for future use
hoard
to hold or keep as precious
Merriam Webster Online Dictionary
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Tactical rhetorical artifice?
Muggle?
Willful?
("
why don't you try looking something up for yourself for a change?"
)
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the substance pledged as faith to the credit of the United States includes all property owned by any entity with a taxpayer identification number ...
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Did you not state that "FAITH" was the "SUBSTANCE?"
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Originally Posted by mandalisj
"faith meaning substance and faith meaning substance and credit meaning promise to accept"
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And now you are saying that SUBSTANCE is as "faith" "to the" "credit" ("the postponement of the payment of money") of the United States?
How, precisely, is your statement of "faith meaning substance and credit meaning promise to accept" more CREDIBLE than the "FED's" definition: "Credit is the postponement of the payment of money?"
Especially given the definitive state of your CREDIBILITY Re: "treasured?"
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the gold is at Fort Knox and West Point ...
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Prove it.
Would that be the "gold" presumably "accounted" for in the link you gave to the Federal Reserve's gold accountancy?
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however because there is not enough gold
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"the gold is at Fort Knox and West Point ..."
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then everything else is also part of this substance backing the national debt ...
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What is the national debt?
To whom is the national debt owed?
Was money borrowed to indebt the nation?
What, precisely is this "everything else?"
What, precisely, is "this substance?"
"FAITH?"
As in "BELIEF?"
As in
CON-FI-DENCE?
Are you a con-fi-dent?
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however the legal value of everything is considered as good as gold at $42.2222 per ounce ...
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"..."legal" "value?"
"...everything?"
"...considered?"
"...as good as gold?"
Are things similar the same?
Are you not using rhetoric, in part, to, perhaps, develope and/or speculate upon a theory?