By Anna Von Reitz
I have been asked and asked--- what's the simplest, fastest way out of this
bind?
Nationalize the banks, hire new managers to ride herd on existing managers,
keep the account structure intact. Force the banks to pay for it. If they had
done their job, this step wouldn't be needed.
At the Treasury, do the long-delayed bookkeeping crediting the American
People, which will automatically off-set and wipe out the so-called "National
Debt". Get the Territorial United States out of bankruptcy. Return the rest of
the credit to the individual accounts as subaccounts.
Use Obummer's bogus Puerto Rican Public Transmitting Utility franchises to
discharge all public employee debts, and discharge all the other people's debts
in probate and charge the cost of it to the IMF, World Bank, IBRD, BIS, and
other banks that used our assets and credit without paying us for the "loan".
Return control of the assets to the actual states and people, bring all the
"off-ledger" and Historic Trust accounts back on-line and force the bankers to
account for any discrepancies.
End of story, end of crisis.
That's all that really needs to be done.
Instead, we have all this cloak and dagger stuff going on with bankers
being "suicided" instead of mined for information, and military units clogging
up the halls at the U.S. Treasury almost a hundred years after the bird has
flown, and the "Exchange Stabilization Fund" still using the Federal Reserve as
a storefront.
If you all want to get through this with the least amount of disruption and
chaos, the answer is simple: nationalize the banks, but keep the account
structure intact. Simply re-convert the so-called "Public Accounts" back to
being private accounts--- which they always actually were--- and admit that they
were unlawfully converted in the first place. Make amends. Deal with reality.
The federal Territorial and Municipal employees have robbed us blind and
kept a crooked accounting system, but it's nothing that a few hundred highly
motivated CPA's can't straighten out. The longer we avoid taking the right
action for fear of admitting to old crimes, the worse and more out of balance
everything gets.
We can't deal with FDR. For better or worse, he and his cohorts are long
gone. What we need to deal with now, is now.
The U.S. Army is still responsible for safe-guarding our money. Time they
got down and did something practical about the theft of our money and our
credit. It's also time that President Trump gave the order.
There is no reason for anyone to steal the accounts and pensions of
Americans. There is, however, plenty of reason to seize and control the banks
entrusted with managing those accounts.
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