"Authorities" try to evict man from house - get killed instead

I recently saw the news of a man from Missouri - the name of whom seems to be censored (probably because so-called "authorities" don't want you to think about what he did).  I say not only think about it, but discuss it as well.  I am still gathering information, but so far from what I've heard and read, he was being evicted from the property he "owns" because of delinquent "property tax." 

Let's talk about:

1. The powerful act of disobedience - saying "no"
2. The 2 articles of the US Constitution that our "money" system violates
3. How the phony US Federal Reserve system enriches bankers
4. How those bankers really control what goes on
5. How a "dollar" has lost around 99% of value thanks to inflation
6. All of the money the US government gives to select businesses
7. How politicians enrich themselves from these businesses
8. How politicians get kickbacks
9. How politicians purchase votes through welfare
10. How socialist politicians purchase votes and consolidate power through hiring bureaucrats
11. How warmongering politicians send money to Ukraine
12. How the corruption goes all the way to the top - the "president" of the US
13. How people are fed up with all of these things
14. How some police aren't "reading the room" and adjusting behavior
15. Live by the sword, die by the sword
16. Jury nullification

"No" is powerful

Bad politicians - socialists - the parasitic leeches of society that wish to enrich and empower themselves at the expense of others - want your obedience more than anything.  They want you on the compliance train - to train you to first comply with a small thing and then ever-increasing things.  They will do this and it will not end until society completely collapses or violent revolution ensues.

It always turns this way when not checked by the people.  They will decide what you do for a living, how you do it, how much you make, what you can buy, who you will buy from, and virtually everything else in your life.  They will always tell you it's for your own good.

The most effective counter to this is to say "no."  They create penalties for this - from fines all the way up through death.  Recently in Tennessee, unnamed FBI agents raided the homes of 2 men and killed those men.  We don't know who the agents were nor have we seen any footage of the killings.  We are just told to believe that it was justified - to believe the FBI of all groups.

So while the risk can be high, some people like our tax-delinquent homeowner still decide to say "no" out of principle.  Perhaps we will hear in his own words why he said no and fought back.  While I wish that all conflicts could be resolved without violence, we know this is not realistic.  Our world is a peaceful one and a violent one at times.  Our country was founded after a great war for independence.  Thomas Jefferson pointed out that "the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots & tyrants."

This man decided it was time to refresh that tree, perhaps.  No one can tell another when the time is.  But history has shown these types of events are expected and happen regularly.  History has also shown us that, at times, people in groups get together and say "enough is enough" (see: Lexington and Concord, Battle of Athens, Bundy Standoff, Kyle Rittenhouse, Rooftop Koreans).  There are peaceful "no's" and there are forceful "no's."

The bottom line is obedience is the desire of despots.  We have to make sure we are not blindly riding the obedience train.  Our choices should be thought-out and we should disobey when it is just and proper to do so.  Next, let's talk about perhaps some of the things on the mind of this unnamed man in Missouri who killed government employees for trying to take his land.

Our fake "money" system violates 2 articles of the US Constitution

Article 1 Section 10 Clause 1 states, "No state shall...make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts;"  

So a state may not declare that something other than gold and silver coin must be used as payment of debts.  You could argue that this clause states that states can't manufacture their own money.  I would disagree with this, because in the next clause we will see Congress is delegated authority to mint money - coin.  This clause is saying a state may not decree that something other than gold and silver coin must be used to pay off debts.

The significance of this?  Every fee for license, permit, tax, fine, penalty, etc that government charges you...unconstitutional on its face.  Congress does still mint gold and silver coins.  1 ounce pieces which cost a fortune to purchase but are stamped 1 dollar for silver and 50 dollars for gold.  Do you want to pay multiple ounces of gold to register/renew your car/license and pay your required monthly insurance?  These things are unconstitutional due to their violation of the 8th Amendment: "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted."  It would be excessive and cruel to force people to pay such exorbitant fees for basic things.  We won't even mention right to travel, as that is a huge conversation.

Article 1 Section 8 Clause 5 of the US Constitution states: "The Congress shall have the Power...to coin Money, regulate the Value thereof..."

Here we see the same word - "coin" - as used in Article 1 Section 10 Clause 1.  I contend these two articles are supposed to be read together.  US Congress has the power to coin gold and silver physical money, and states may not otherwise declare that something else may be used to pay official debts.  Obviously people have the freedom to agree upon other things - other forms of bullion, trade, crypto, popsicle sticks, barter, whatever they want.  But the US government must make coin itself - it may not then re-delegate this power to a private corporation - such as the Federal Reserve - and furthermore allow them to make things other than gold and silver coins!

So Congress must make laws that create a mint and mint gold and silver coins, and states may only require those to be used to pay official debts.  Other than that people may trade with one another however they see fit, including private currencies.

As you can see, our money system is completely unconstitutional as it stands now.  Now let's talk about what this unconstitutional money system has allowed to happen.

The enrichment of private individual stakeholders of the Federal Reserve corporation

Since the early 20th century, the US politicians have allowed a private company - the federal reserve - to create its money.  The federal reserve is a cartel of banks - member banks - and they are owned by private individuals.  These private individuals charge fees to the US for creating our money.  These individuals get to decide a great deal of how our money system operates.  Supposedly this is "regulated" by the US government, but it's more accurate to say the US government is regulated by the bankers.

What a monopoly, eh!  Monopoly money :)  Wouldn't you like to profit off of every single dollar of US money everywhere?  Just think of the unbelievable amount of money you could accumulate.  Since the Constitution was thrown in the trash when the Federal Reserve Act was passed, the profits are rolling in for a select very few people!

They basically charge interest on every dollar.  The US government - aka the US taxpayers - pay this.  We are talking trillions of dollars.  The richest people in the world list is a lie - these are the real richest people.  Rumor has it JFK was working to end this system.  I wonder if honest Abe was working against the bankers, too?

The bankers really control things

"Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes the laws." Mayer Amschel Rothschild, patriarch of the Rothschild banking dynasty.

Thomas Jefferson is often misquoted as saying: "I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered."

However, his real quotes you can see here: https://www.monticello.org/research-education/thomas-jefferson-encyclopedia/private-banks-spurious-quotation/

"And I sincerely believe with you, that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies; & that the principle of spending money to be paid by posterity, under the name of funding, is but swindling futurity on a large scale" - Thomas Jefferson real quote.

"Bank-paper must be suppressed, and the circulating medium must be restored to the nation to whom it belongs." - Another real Thomas Jefferson quote.

It's commonly known the power a creditor has over a debtor.  Especially when the debtor is irresponsible and winds up over their head, the creditor can make deals with them for other things.  It appears this has happened to the US government - they borrowed more than they could pay back.  Now everyone - every man and woman and future men and women - are paying back this debt directly to the banks.  That is why we don't have constitutional money any longer.

This is why our policies, including foreign policy, are not really run by the People of this great nation any longer.  The wonderful thing is this can be solved.  We will talk about that in another article.