By Anna Von Reitz
Having
reviewed the many known evils of basing our currency systems on the
value of any standard commodity, we, the Paramount Security Interest
Holders and Priority Creditors of every Municipal and Territorial
Corporation and franchise on this planet, including the UN Corporation,
request that the GCR Committee come up with a Starting Total Trade Value
for all known traded commodities and all labor assets as of September
1, 2017. The purpose of this calculation is to provide a basis for
issuance of a new global currency denominated as a tiny fraction of the
Total Trade Value. This new currency based on our collective commodity
and labor assets is being issued into a competitive free market and
not intended to displace any viable national currency, but merely to
offer an asset-based alternative to conventional asset-based currencies
which in our opinion are too subject to manipulation, scarcity,
inelasticity, exclusivity, and other ills.
Let us simply address the background for this request for the benefit of those uneducated in the subject.
Commodity
markets (and commodity-based currencies) are subject to supply and
demand, futures selling and trading, seasonal variations, hoarding,
market speculation and manipulation, and insider trading. Money is
itself a commodity, which competes in the global marketplace, and rises
or falls dependent upon ephemeral factors such as "perceived value" and
"public opinion" and attacks by counterfeiters.
Always,
producers of a commodity enjoy very decided advantages over investors
in commodities, as producers have a direct ability to influence supply,
demand, price, and even future price offerings--- factors that consumers
and non-producer investors cannot influence or profit from. This at
the very least creates a severely tilted playing field.
Also,
we note that whoever has the most of "the" standard commodity in an
asset-based currency system enjoys an unparalleled advantage over all
others doing business within that system. It doesn't matter if we are
talking about Arabian oil or Chinese gold or American silver--- whoever
owns the most of that particular commodity backing a particular currency
has a decided and unfair and unassailable advantage in the marketplace.
We,
Americans, (as opposed to United States Citizens with whom we are
constantly confused) have always used silver as our preferred commodity
to back our asset-based currency known as the United States Silver
Dollar and we hereby announce our intention to continue to issue and use
our traditional national silver-backed currency, however, we tire of
the spectacle of what are essentially rigged storefronts and rigged
markets that are designed to exclude people throughout the rest of the
world who don't have gold or silver or oil in abundance from an equal
participation in both trade and commerce.
Like
all non-producing investors in specific commodities markets--peas,
soybeans, cotton, or whatever--- these people and their countries are
crippled and dependent upon whatever winds of fortune blow upon
commodities they don't possess---gold, silver, platinum, oil, etc., and
can't influence and which leave no options that include them as
producers. That is, the absence of a world currency that takes into
account all commodities and all labor resources means that producers of
all other commodities aren't able to fully or safely participate in the
world's currency markets, which then also cripples their participation
in the global economy as a whole.
Our
initiative is designed to provide everyone on Earth a safe haven and
means of investment in a currency based on assets they and their country
produce. The issuance of this new universal currency, called the True
Value Dollar, TVM or TRU (trademarked by the unincorporated United
States of America) marks the beginning of an open world economy and
world market, one in which actual value is traded for actual value, and
in which everyone is a producer unimpeded by any natural lack of any
specific standard commodity such as oil, gold, silver, etc.
The
True Value Dollar will be issued through licensed, regulated, and
bonded cryptocurrency providers, as well as being made available through
our international trade and commercial banks. We await the GCR
Committee's findings and request that they carefully consider our
position and our objections to returning to the same kind of corrupt
19th century commodity-backed currency system as our great-grandfathers
left behind. We object to any such unmoderated system of single
asset-backed currencies, not for any lack of silver or fear for our
long-established currency, but because we already know the evils and
limitations of such currency markets and have no need to learn the same
lessons all over again
These
single asset-backed currencies and the markets dependent on them are
patently unfair to over five billion people, and a full 1.2 billion of
the world's poorest people are unable to thrive, compete, come to
market, access banking services and have currency options that respect
and reflect their status as producers.
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