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 Article explains that Operation Jade Helm 15 is really all about Texas 
and several other states returning to Constitutional money...
   
    Substance
 money is undoubtedly the underlying cause for the money powers 
controlling government going after the states highlighted below. In the 
same fashion that these same powers trounced on Bernard Von Nothaus for 
his Liberty Silver Medallions, these people will go so far as to use the
 U.S. Military to shut it down like they did to Bernard. He should take 
his plan to Texas and re-invigorate it using State authority, and Texas 
has the horsepower to do what needs to be done. Bernard has the plan, an
 excellent one. He just needs to get it to the right people and put the 
fear of God in those who jumped on him.   
   
    Please 
do read the Texas plan explained in the article below. This is as it 
should be. This would eliminate any need for retirement plans and taxes 
on income from savings. The savings should increase due to the increase 
in the buying power of the currency due to its increasing value from 
demand as we will begin to see occur as fiat money world-wide fails and 
is replace with precious metals backed currencies.
   
Bob J
This US State Is On The Verge Of 
A Silver & Gold Revolution!
 
    
 A Silver & Gold Revolution!
The Doc
The state of Texas is now considering a piece of legislation regarding gold & silver which would be nothing short of revolutionary if passed…
 
    
Submitted by The Wealth Watchman: 
 
    
Restoring Sovereignty, One State at a Time
 
    
As
 we recently observed, the “brilliant” elites in DC are currently in 
full retreat across a broad spectrum of international issues.  From 
being routed on the issue of a Russia/China-led bank in Asia, to having 
their IMF storm-troopers thrashed in eastern Europe, it’s wonderful to 
see them with their tail between their legs on such a regular basis!
 
    
Make
 no mistake, others have taken note of these defeats here in the States,
 and it has given them hope.  In fact, many of those folks are now 
thinking the time is perfect to finally push some some meaningful 
reforms in their own communities.  That’s exactly what we’re gonna be 
looking at today!
 
    
As I promised back on Friday,
 I wanted to let our shield brother community know of some encouraging 
news in the effort to restore honest money here in our lands.  Recently,
 there has been some very promising news on that front, as one state in 
particular here in the US, is now considering a piece of legislation 
which would be nothing short of revolutionary if passed.
 
    
How We got Here
 
    
First though, a short bit of background.  In 2011, Utah became the first State
 to take a step towards constitutional money again, when Governor Gary 
Herbert signed legislation removing all state sales taxes on gold and 
silver purchases, and declared bullion to be legal tender.  Many other states soon followed suit, including: Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas, to name a few.  Other states can be checked at statelegaltender.com.
 
    
Overall these
 laws have been positive developments, as they’ve allowed stackers to 
acquire more bullion without cumbersome taxes, and they’ve raised the 
awareness level of the importance of precious metals as legal tender 
quite a bit.  They also helped change some of the state tax codes to 
finally recognize gold and silver as actual currencies, rather than just
 assets.
 
    
That’s a huge step forward!  
 
    
“Ok,
 wait a second, Watchman!  That’s nice and all, but those bills didn’t 
even provide a way for people to use their metals to pay others.  Those 
bills called gold and silver ‘currency’, but didn’t provide a way to use
 them for currency!”
 
    
Ahhhhh,
 right you are, my friend, and I was just getting to that, because 
someone is now taking it the extra step, and attempting to do 
something monumental.  I think you’re gonna dig this!
 
    
 For you see, the State of big heroes, big skies, big-horned cattle, and, hmm, really, big everything….now has a truly big idea!
 
    
 Yes, Texas is now considering a bill which would go far, far beyond what those previous bills did.
 
    
Let me explain it, to the best of my understanding.
 
    
One Giant Leap for Texans
 
    
Their legislature now has two bills in committee, dealing with precious metals.  The first is SB1245:
 it’s only a few paragraphs long, and basically reaffirms silver and 
gold as legal tender, and as currency.  It doesn’t really tread any new 
ground, however, it’s being brought forward right now to complement 
another law in consideration, one which does blaze a trail through a 
great deal of fresh territory.
 
    
That bill is called SB989, and it is rather long, but once you see what it does, you’ll understand why.
 
    
This
 new bill actually lays the groundwork to establish the US’s first 
state-run gold and silver depository!  This idea was first looked at 
several years ago when Texas A&M bought physical gold ,
 and needed somewhere safer to store it than with HSBC crooks in New 
York City!  Sadly though, it was put on the back burner for a time, but 
is now back with a vengeance.
 
    
Ladies
 and gentlemen, this is huge deal.  In the past, though many states had 
removed sales taxes from precious metals none of them had provided an 
official outlet for conveniently using those metals to transact and do 
business with others.
 
    
If this bill passes, there will soon be just such an outlet.
 
    
How Does it Work?
To start things off, this depository would be a depository network, run by Texas, and would allow several things:
1)
 Firstly it would allow any person to establish their own account at the
 depository, to safely store their precious metals there!
 
    
Here’s the really neat part though:
 
    
2)
 Secondly, and even more importantly it would enable anyone holding an 
account there, to transact and do business with others who also held an 
account there, all electronically!
 
    
Say
 you owned your own business, and you’ve stashed away some savings in 
silver eagles at the depository for safe keeping.  Good for you!  Then 
one day, when you contacted your supplier, you discovered that they too 
have an account with the depository!  Now you can both use your 
electronic balance of metals stored there, in order to transact with 
each other, without those metals ever having to leave the depository!
 
    
“I don’t know Watchman, that gives me the heebies! I mean, I don’t want any banking institution holding my metal!”  
 
    
Brother, I get that!  
This won’t be a banking institution, and this isn’t a bank account. It is classified as a “custodial account”, and the state depository simply holds it for you, and enables it to change hands, easily and seamlessly! They’ll also keep a tight leash on those who can oversee such custodial accounts, by licensing any and all depository branches. Those branches will be required to submit regular accounting records to the state, and their employees will undergo extensive background checks before employment can be given.
 
    
This won’t be a banking institution, and this isn’t a bank account. It is classified as a “custodial account”, and the state depository simply holds it for you, and enables it to change hands, easily and seamlessly! They’ll also keep a tight leash on those who can oversee such custodial accounts, by licensing any and all depository branches. Those branches will be required to submit regular accounting records to the state, and their employees will undergo extensive background checks before employment can be given.
“Well,
 that’s great Watchman, but what about interest payments?  If we start 
letting the depository charge interest or pay interest on the bullion 
that’s in their care...then suddenly you bring debt into the equation, 
and the metals stored there would always be one person’s asset, and 
another person’s debt!  I can’t support that!”
 
    
Excellent point!  
 
    
That’s
 why I’m most happy to tell you, that this bill strictly prohibits the 
depository from charging or paying any interest on any bullion 
whatsoever!  It’s not a banking institution, but simply a facilitator, 
which acts as a giant safe,6 and electronic transfer system.
 
    
Ahhh,
 but there’s another neat part about this bill that really kicks it up a
 notch!  For the first time, not only will you be able to safely store 
your metal, or use it to transact with other account holders…
 
    
But
 the state and local government would actually accept gold and silver as
 a means of payment for taxes, for liens, and other fees through your 
custodial account!
 
    
Brothers, do you know what this means?
 
    
It means that finally(at long last) that eternally-annoying, ever-bogus line of,
 
    
“Gold and silver are so lame, I mean, you can’t even pay your taxes with it!”...will finally be laid to rest…alongside the Dodo birds, and woolly mammoths of yore!
 
    
Yes, I know….it’s ok if you need a Kleenex!  I won’t judge!
 
    
But wait!  There’s more!
 
    
Just when you thought you’d awoken in an alternate reality where dairy cows give single-malt Scotch, it gets even more surreal…
 
    
This
 bill would now give you the chance to tell your local governments to 
pay any refunds or payments to you…..in gold or silver!
 
    
Its Limitations
 
    
Now,
 don’t get all crazy on me or anything, remember, this bill is still 
simply being considered(although calling your local Texas state reps and
 expressing your support couldn’t hurt anything!), and isn’t the final 
word on the best way to transact in precious metals.
 
    
After
 all, even if Texas still passes this bill, they can’t do anything about
 Federal capital gains taxes that would occur in these transactions. 
 Nor would such a bill enhance privacy, as every transaction would be on
 record with the state itself.  Those are still severe challenges to 
overcome, to be sure.
 
    
In
 all likelihood, though, this bill would probably result in many folks 
still creating a custodial account for savings, and perhaps even 
receiving state refunds in precious metals as well.  But, holy cow 
though, isn’t that enough for a celebration?
 
    
That
 would be an enormous first step in a truly game-changing, monetary 
direction, and a great step towards greater personal and local 
sovereignty!
 
    
Conclusion
 
    
Texas
 is a large state, and a trend-setter, so if this could be passed and 
succeed there, it would likely lead to other state legislatures being 
emboldened to try this approach as well.  The mechanism itself is the 
trickiest part, but if Texas could pull it off, it would provide a clear
 frame of reference from which all others could easily start.
 
    
Though
 not the “end all, this bill would still undoubtedly be revolutionary, 
as it would make Texas the first state to actually create a mechanism 
allowing precious metals to function both as savings and a means of 
payment.  Payments to and from individuals, or even inter-governmental 
in nature, would again be possible.  It would also increase real 
competition in currency out there, as folks would have another option to
 the crooked Federal Reserve notes we’re still being indebted by.
 
    
Since 1971,
 when President Nixon severed the last link between gold and the US 
dollar, the peoples of America have been almost totally at the mercy of 
international, for-profit banks, like the Federal Reserve, the IMF, or 
the Bank of England.  Currencies like the U.S. dollar, have now been 
borrowed into existence, saddling hundreds of millions of human beings 
with unpayable debt.  The savings of the peoples of America have been 
eaten away, and destroyed by a government which has used all this 
inflationary debt to pay for its numerous bad laws, and immoral wars.
 
    
It must stop, and it will stop.
 
    
Trust me, bills like this one coming down the pipeline, are very healthy indications that this may be due to change very soon.
 
    
Gold
 and silver, alongside firearms, are still the best tools of 
sovereignty in the hands of the people.  So most any means of getting 
more of those coins into folks’ hot, little hands is a great step 
toward truly giving power to the people, and should be supported.
 
    
Gold
 and silver aren’t merely fortresses to places your wealth in, they’re a
 saw-offed, double-barreled shotgun of financial sovereignty.  They 
belong in any person’s arsenal.
 
    
You want to see the common man protected?
     
    
You wanna see him thrive and succeed?
     
    
You wanna see “the little guy” finally win one?
 
    
Secure his right to bare arms, put a few silver and gold coins in that same person’s hand…
 
    
And then watch out!
 
    
The winds of change are blowing across our old world, and they’re finally arriving here as well. That’s a most welcome thing!
 
    
For it’s high past time that they started refreshing us with their cool streams again!  
 
    
What better way could the land of the Alamo tell the banksters, 
“Don’t Mess with Texas!“?
 
    
“Don’t Mess with Texas!“?
What
 better way could the Lone Star State fire a Texas-sized broadside at 
financial tyranny, than to guarantee sovereign, custodial gold and 
silver payment accounts to her citizens?
 
    
Such a thing could truly spark a new thirst for financial freedom in the hearts of people across the fruited plain!
 
    
That’s
 something, which I believe, would do the likes of Sam Houston, Colonel 
William Travis, James Bowie, and Davy” Crockett mighty proud, indeed!
 
    
By the way, if you’d like to thank the ladies responsible for proposing these bills, they can be found here, and here.  Thanks also to everyone who donated, you guys inspire me to keep doing this!
 
    
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4 comments:
If the country goes into depression it can be taken by gov. Happened then. That is why people buried it. They did not trust the banks anymore. Nor do I as they gamble our money now on rigged stocked market. Its also unethical for them to gamble our money and make money on it when we can not make interest worth while. I will keep my on this.
when it said pay taxes, that was it.
Taxes are created from fiat value.
There is no way someone should give to anyone their physical value for a claim based on fiat value.
As fiat value declines, the amount the agency wants increases, thus higher taxes.
If someone wants to return to gold and silver, why do they feel so inconvenienced keeping their own currency?
Money as Debt, a historical view of how we could have or did get here, started with people owning in their possession, possession is 9/10ths law, having in their possession their gold, and they gave it to a banker to hold and he gave receipt, well now the receipt is electronic.
People traded receipts and could go get the gold anytime they wanted with receipts.
and that's how fiat currency got started, cause the banker pledged the gold but no one came to take their gold, so he always had some to show in a vault.
Problem now is they rehypothicated all that gold, selling and reselling peoples gold to where there is more gold promised than available.
Now they can convince someone to NOT hold physical?
Anyone holding physical that gives it to anyone else to keep cause it's too hard for them to keep their own, well they deserve what they get.
One EMP away and someone will say, how do I know the receipt you printed last week was still good before the EMP wiped out all our data, our computers, our backups, everything.
I can't talk.
I don't have physical, and that may be stupid, but if I did, I would not be that STUPID.
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