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ಠ_ಠ вυввℓєz | 5 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag +3 
 My grandkids grandkids grandkids grandkids grandkids will need every sat.

We're not getting out of the $35 trillion of national debt, ever.

For perspective, 1 trillion seconds ago, there was no written history. 

Bitcoin is all there is, other than slavery.
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SOURCE MEDITATOR | 5 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag +6 
 The debt is an illusion, its not actually real. Just legal acrobatics (paper) scam.
Imagine thinking $35 trillion "dollars" has to be "paid back" by money that doesn't exist.
Lol

The debt gets "discharged" not paid. Legally speaking, a "bill" is a "bill of exchange" (Bill of Exchange Act 1882), which is payable to bearer when the payee is a fictitious entity, such as a corporation (Bill of Exchange Act, and UCC3).
If the federal reserve sent the bill for the whole amount to UNITED STATES corporation, the bill is payable to bearer (all fictitious payee bills are payable to bearer, LAW FACT), meaning upon delivery of the bill to the US Treasury ("Acceptance" by delivery), the entire balance would become payable to US itself, and when the payee and payor are the same person, discharge occurs (Bill of Exchange Act) for the full amount of the bill.

So yeah, the whole thing is a legal acrobatics scam that is instantaneously dissolved the moment you read Bill of Exchange Act or UCC article 3 and simply present that in whatever court the civil matter is tried in, if at all. Lol. All debt can be handled with a few letters, don't even have to go to court cuz they (the "creditors") lose and its a waste of their resources to try to sue the alleged debtor (acceptor of the bill).

Bills are paid upon delivery to fictitious entities (all corporations, and your all-caps name).
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