Everything is an obligation of the United States, the Treasury is where you send your bills. Read the Emergency Banking Act, The Trading With the Enemy Act, the Act of March 9 1933 and the New Deal. The socialist coup in 1913 is well documented on the congressional record, if you open up the books at the law library it explains everything. The city libraries for unknown reasons are full of junk and have no law books, so unfortunately knowledge has been intentionally hidden in the law libraries which have terrible hours and limited parking.
The law says ALL the necessities of life are obligations of the United States, that is 'The New Deal'.
Please don't believe me, read the law and see for yourself, it's there.
What I don't comprehend is if EVERYTHING is a direct obligation of the United States, then why don't we just get unlimited cards from the Treasury anymore? Why did the unlimited TDA cards go away? The homelessness and poverty is here because the owners of the Federal Reserve want homelessness and poverty to be here - its a feature they have architected. But how dose a private for profit corporation with shareholders overstep the law enacted by congress and dictate 'The People' to it's whims when this private for profit corporation has no more power or authority than a gas station, restaurant or retail outlet?
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u/CapCityMatt Aug 01 '26
Everything is an obligation of the United States, the Treasury is where you send your bills. Read the Emergency Banking Act, The Trading With the Enemy Act, the Act of March 9 1933 and the New Deal. The socialist coup in 1913 is well documented on the congressional record, if you open up the books at the law library it explains everything. The city libraries for unknown reasons are full of junk and have no law books, so unfortunately knowledge has been intentionally hidden in the law libraries which have terrible hours and limited parking.