Our Corrupt, Unlawful Society and Courts - Posted in my blog, May 03, 2007, some early hour of the morning. I had court again today -- it's probably my 20th time there in my life. I've been there so many times I can't count. Nothing ever happens really -- it's alw

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If you read Shaun's own account of what happened -- you will see that he has encountered a store (apparently only ONE store) in the past that changed their mind about having accepted the Liberty Dollar currency. This store was a Blockbuster Video in Rockford. Shaun used a $5 1/4 ounce silver Liberty to rent a movie, and the next time he came in they asked him if he would give them regular FRNs.

Shaun has no problem buying back his silver Liberties from stores that changed their minds. Why wasn't this suggested as a solution from the beginning? If a guy is using silver instead of worthless paper currency in your town, and you don't like it (yes you, Walworth Police) why not just ask the guy to stop? If the stores didn't want it, why did they accept it? If they simply didn't know what it was, they shouldn't have taken it and should train their clerks better. According to Shaun, he has never misrepresented the currency -- in fact he's a registered and licensed distributor of the currency -- so he's probably familiar with how it works!

Instead of spending thousands of dollars and countless man hours on this -- why wasn't it suggested that he just buy back his silver from the stores in the first place? The cops could even have asked him to not use the currency in "their" town. The stores could have told Shaun that they made a harmless mistake by accepting it, and would appreciate it if he gave them FRNs instead. As a distributor, promoter, and firm believer in the value-based currency, Shaun would have been more than happy to buy it back!!!

Some police agencies use what is called "community policing" wherein they try to solve problems in the community -- not create them by "pencil whipping" innocent, well-meaning people like Shaun and Lana. If someone has no criminal intent, and no real harm has been done, why go to such great lengths to "punish" the guy? This is not community policing, and it's not problem solving. What it is, however, is stirring up business and profit for the town, county, and state. That's right -- those thousands upon thousands of dollars charged to the real victims (those arrested) for bond go somewhere -- probably in some pockets too. They go to build big, fancy, marble-walled courthouses that can handle hundreds of other victims each day as well. It all comes down to business and money. This is why cops are out issuing tickets instead of fighting criminals like violent gang members.

We will post the names, addresses, and phone numbers of the businesses that were involved. They should be politely contacted and encouraged to seek a simple resolution for this matter as well.

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According to Shaun, he has never misrepresented the currency -- in fact he's a registered and licensed distributor of the currency -- so he's probably familiar with how it works!

Liberty Dollars are not currency.

The $20 one ounce Silver Liberty Dollar is worth less than $15.

But, as a distributor Shaun gets them at a discount.

How wonderful it would be if we could all buy money at a discount.

But then, its not money. Is it!

How much does Shaun pay for Liberty Dollars?

What is the discount rate for a 'registered and licensed distributor'?

What do you have to do to become one other than pay?

Initiate Joined: Jun 23, 2007 Posts: 259

Federal Reserve Notes are not money - they are credit bills.
That lie in itself is a fraud on the American people.

The Fed prints $100 and $1000 bills for approximately (4 cents) more or less, and loans them to the American people at face value plus interest.

The Constitution (the Coinage Act of, I believe 1792) requires a just "standard of weights and measures."

If you buy a pound of something, you want 16 ounces - not 6 or 8 ounces.

The same goes for silver and gold coin. (standard of weight and measure) ex. weight. - .999 fine silver ---- standard - 1 ounce.

If you require a sound money system, you want money not credit bills.

Oh yes! For those of you who claim not to be religious! The Bible required a system of "just weights and measures." Wonder if the Founders took that advice from the scriptures.

Then along came the moneychangers (like the Fed), and Jesus threw their asses out of the temple.

We need a just money system - gold and silver coin - as required by the Law of the Land - the U.S. Constitution. All printed paper should be backed by "money" - the gold and silver coin.

"Congress shall have the power to coin money... " The keyword is "coin" that's the law - obey it!

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The sad thing Rella is there has not been an inventory taken at Ft. Knox since the 50's ............why not?

Where is America's gold?

Recruit Joined: Aug 08, 2007 Posts: 131

I might have an idea where our gold is. Just look into many of the well established palaces, here and overseas. I'm sure you've seen them on TV occasionally. Structures, walls, ceiling, are all gold.