From: James North (The_Uni-v.e.r.s.e@illusions.com)
Date: Fri Sep 19 1997 - 13:38:31 MDT
At 09:11 AM 9/19/97 -0800, you wrote:
>> Yes, the power to print currency is reserved to the Fed in the
>> Constitution. But one must ask, "Why?"
>
>There is intentionally no provision for printing "legal tender" in
>the so-called Constitution, only coining "lawful money". That the
>private Federal Reserve managed to defraud the Congress for a power
>it did not possess, confiscate gold from the American people, make
>debt liabilities the only "legal" medium of exchange, et al. is
>merely in keeping in line with the intentions of the malevolent
>powers behind it. [snipped]
Can you elaborate on what/who you mean by "...the malevolent powers.."?
Thanks.
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