hjr-192 from a different perspective?

[idknow]

re hi, hullew, and greets from the most high, his son and me.
Has anyone seen this kind of esplanation?

http://www.WorldNewsStand.net/history/pay_debts.htm

[charlesa6]

Yes, I do. Any questions!

[idknow]

Originally Posted by charlesa6

Yes, I do. Any questions!

"I do" what?

[David Merrill]

Bad start above.

The “Note” is the promise to deliver the offer. The one problem the industrial society has is there is no money to even credit the account with and because of that we (the creators of the industrial products) are the credit that the industrial society needs to adjust the ledger. They need our acknowledgement of having received the charge from them to be able to discharge their duty, just like electrical currency otherwise, they have an aging accounts receivable that they cannot close without our endorsement as to the benefits that were provided.

The author of the short article may be on dog food for all I know. I have read HJR-192 and can interprete it as bond for the revokation of substance from currency. So it may well be a valid perspective. I enjoyed reading it.

I recall using POMCs (Public Office Money Certificates) and they relied upon HJR-192. Interesting that the DA finally had to call it forgery for looking about the same size as a check. It would seem that he had no better approach to defeat the instrument.


Regards,

David Merrill.

[idknow]

Originally Posted by David Merrill

Bad start above.




The author of the short article may be on dog food for all I know. I have read HJR-192 and can interprete it as bond for the revokation of substance from currency. So it may well be a valid perspective. I enjoyed reading it.

I recall using POMCs (Public Office Money Certificates) and they relied upon HJR-192. Interesting that the DA finally had to call it forgery for looking about the same size as a check. It would seem that he had no better approach to defeat the instrument.


Regards,

David Merrill.

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