Ron Paul and his blue-pilled followers all mistakenly believe that the dollar has lost all of its value because it is no longer backed by gold when in reality the dollar has lost all of its value because it is no longer backed by the constitution. The dollar has lost all of it’s value because the Rothchild’s International Banking Community have tricked the Ron Paul Nation into loving gold more than they love the constitution. Ironic? Tragic? Don’t believe me do you? I’ll prove it to you. Just ask yourself, what do you love more? Gold or the Constitution of the United States of America?

Ron Paul tells us that the government has been printing too much fiat money, does he not? This cannot possibly be the case, however, because the government isn’t printing any money, nor is the Fed truly a part of the federal government. The government only “prints” our nation’s chump change in the sense that the government still mints our nation’s coins, which is a minuscule portion of our total monetary supply.

Ron Paul Nation fails to realize that shady ass Wall Street banks like JP Morgan, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, etc. “print” at least 97% of the money that we use for our daily transactions through the Fed’s fractional reserve lending process, not the fedral government. They’re not the same thing, no matter what kool-aid MMT mixes up. The Fed creates the money out of thin air, loans it to the banks who then loan it to our government as well as the evil corporations and occasionally us working stiffs, although at even higher interest than the banks charge the evil corporations. The Fact of the matter is that Wall Street banks are “printing” our nation’s money right now and not the congress as is required by the constitution. Be like Thomas Paine, use a little common sense when thinking about what Ron Paul, in essence, expects you to believe! Why would the government need to tax us in vain to attempt to pay off a $35 trillion dollar national debt that accumulates another $1 trillion in interest every 100 days if the government was “printing” unlimited amounts of fiat money?

The Fed’s neo-Rothschild/BlackRock New World Banking Order wants you to hate fiat so that you don’t realize that fiat is the solution for, rather than the cause, of our national debt. Do you recall the very first Saw film where Carey Elwes has to saw off his own leg because his dumb ass freaked out and dropped the key to his chain down the drain? Well guess what? You are now Carey Elwes right now and the Rothschilds are Jigsaw, because Even E.G. Griffin reluctantly admits that we need to print fiat to pay off the national debt in step 6 of his otherwise utterly misguided plan to end the Fed from The Creature from Jekyll Island. So what the fuck is Ron Paul talking about?

The Fed wants you to hate fiat so The Fed can keep taxing your monetary-illiterate-asses for more and more fractional reserve currency before the Fed completely fucks up what little remains of our free wills with Central Bank Digital Currency any fucking day now. Fiat, the one thing that Ron Paul Nation hates the most is ironically the only thing that will save us from CBDC no differently than fiat saved our Founding Fathers from the Rothschild’s and the Bank of England in the first place.

Ron Paul Nation is ignorant of the fact that he completely contradicts and betrays the monetary policies of our nation’s founding fathers every time he unwittingly lies and says that only gold and silver are constitutional money. Ron Paul Nation ironically fails to realize that Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson both used paper fiat currency to kill the first and second central banks of the US. I’ll hold Dr. Paul accountable for ironically betraying Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson in my next post! But for now, YOU need to go back to basics to carefully review and study how Ben Franklin used fiat paper money, not fiat silver and gold, to start their revolutionary war against the British if YOU want to understand how to survive the Fed’s push for CBDC without stocking up on guns and gold and spending all your savings on MyPatriotSupply.com (but I still bought the water filter, a month’s food supply and some solar charges, just in case not enough of you share this post).

The Dutch kept coinage out of New Amsterdam and English laws forbade sending coinage to the colonies because America began as a debt slavery colony. England wanted it’s colonists sending raw materials back home rather than trade with one another. England wanted the colonists to make England wealthy, not themselves. The colonists were reduced to poverty, trade, barter and violence. Cotton Mather, a convert to paper money, a family friend of Franklin’s father, and a huge influence on Ben Franklin himself, wrote that “where money has not been introduced, men are brutish and savage and nothing good has been cultivated.” This forced the founding fathers to experiment with different kinds money, which led them to become far more monetarily literate than we are now.

Virginia and Maryland made tobacco legal tender in 1633 which should remind you of how inmates use cigarettes as currency in most prisons. Massachusetts monetized ceremonial Indigenous wampum belts in 1650 in an effort to create a circulating medium. Agricultural products were declared money during the Country Pay period from 1632-1692. 17 different kinds of commodities were money in Colonial North Carolina.

The population of the colonies approached one million by the late 1600s making barter extremely impractical. Massachusetts became the first colony to defy the crown and begin printing paper money 1690. Trade and prosperity increased in Massachusetts because this paper money didn’t flow back to England. Massachusetts originally authorized £7,000. A total of £ 420,000 would eventually be authorized and their value declined substantially. However the colonists never issued more bills than their legislatures authorized. The infrastructure that this paper money produced in Massachusetts remained intact more importantly still. The other colonies began to follow Massachusetts lead and print their own paper money. It was not unusual for the bills of one colony to circulate in other colonies.  

These colonial bills were heavily counterfeited by a clan of 500 counterfeiters which worked from New Hampshire to North Carolina which created inflationary problems for colonial script.  North Carolina authorized colonists to kill counterfeiters if they didn’t surrender. Pennsylvania punished counterfeiting by cutting off both ears for the first offense and limbs on subsequent offenses, but it failed to stop the forgery. Only half a dozen executions of counterfeiters are known for the entire colonial period.

Ben Franklin was born on Milk Street in Boston, Province of Massachusetts Bay on January 17, 1706. His father Josiah wanted Benjamin to become a clergy man but only had enough money to send his son to school for two years. Benjamin continued voraciously reading even though he didn’t graduate Boston Latin School. Benjamin began learning the printing trade at age 12 when he became an apprentice to his brother James. Franklin became a fugitive at the age of 17 by leaving his brother’s apprenticeship without permission. Franklin ran away to Philadelphia to start a new life and to start printing new money in 1723, well before he organized his infamous Junto at the age of 21 in 1727.

“In the colonies we issue our own money. It is called Colonial Scrip. We issue it in proper proportion to the demands of trade and industry to make the products pass easily from the producers to the consumers. In this manner, creating for ourselves our own paper money, we control its purchasing power, and we have no interest to pay to no one.” (Greg Coleridge. Monetary History Calendar April 17.)

Franklin marveled at how the paper currency eliminated barter and trade, and increased settlement in the colony. Franklin observed prosperity replace poverty in New York and New Jersey after they began printing paper currency as well. “Experience, more prevalent than all the logic in the World, has fully convinced us all, that paper money has been, and is now of the greatest advantage to the country.”

Furthermore, “there was a cry among the people for more paper money…I was on the side of addition, being persuaded that the first small sum, struck in 1723, had done much good by increasing the trade, employment and number of inhabitants in the province, since I now saw all the old houses inhabited and many new ones building; whereas I remembered well when I first walked about the streets of Philadelphia…many of the houses on Walnut Street…with bills on their doors, ‘to be let,’ and many likewise on Chestnut Street…which made me think the inhabitants of the city were deserting it.

“Our debates (Franklins’ Secret “Junto” discussion group) possessed me so fully of the subject that I wrote and printed an anonymous pamphlet on it entitled ‘The Nature and Necessity of a Paper Currency.’ It was well received by the common people in general, but the rich men disliked it, for it increased and strengthened the clamor for more money…and the point was carried by a majority in the House.

“The utility of this currency became by time and experience so evident that the principles on which it was founded were never afterward much disputed, so that it grew soon to 55,000 pounds, and in 1739 to 80,000; trade, building, and inhabitants all the while increasing. Though now I think there are limits beyond which the quantity may be hurtful” March 24, 1729. (Stephen Zarlenga. The Lost Science of Money. AMI. 2002. 372).  

The Lords of Trade and Plantations loathed and despised colonial script because they wanted to rule over a nation of debt slaves rather than home owners. Regardless, the Lords reluctantly acknowledged that Pennsylvania’s bills retained more of their value than bills from other colonies because Pennsylvania did a better job of limiting their issue, no doubt due to the wisdom and discipline of Benjamin Franklin.  

Ron Paul Nation doesn’t realize that no taxes needed to be collected in Philadelphia between 1723 up until the 1750s while Franklin was printing money! The Rothschilds don’t want YOU to realize that it’s possible to print money without having to collect taxes like Ben Franklin fucking did! This is why the Bank of England forced the British Parliament to pass the Currency Act of 1764 which outlawed colonial script. The bill was retroactive too, nullifying 10 years’ worth of transactions, starkly reducing circulation and trade in the colonies. New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania petitioned London for relief within a year and their efforts were ironically supported by London merchants who had originally supported the Currency Act of 1764 but did a 180 U-turn on the Currency Act after it fucked up their cash flows too. 

Ben Franklin traveled to London in 1766 to lobby for the repeal of the Currency Act. He lost confidence in British-American relations after Parliament chose not to repeal the bill. By 1773 London reconsidered and allowed colonial legislatures some leeway to issue paper money and this is why the Declaration of Independence doesn’t mention the right to print money. But this concession to the colonists was too little too late who, by then, “rejected any parliamentary interference with their control over money,”

Franklin made it clear that ‘the prohibition on paper money’ was the main reason for the revolution as it was the main reason for the colony’s impatience and disrespect toward parliament when Franklin was examined by the House of Commons in 1776. I know that you all think that the rest is history, but the problem is that you don’t know shit about United States History unless you study the monetary history of the U.S. rather than half-baked “economics” theories devoid of real quotes, stats and dates like most libertarians chose to.

Ludwig von Mises was paid to miseducate and blue-pill libertarians for the Rothschild’s by accusing Benjamin Franklin of printing paper money for his own greedy personal gain rather to save his country. I imagine Ben Franklin must have been terrified to start printing money, hence why he did so anonymously at first. He must have known that he risked starting a war by printing money for Pennsylvania. Franklin probably figured it would be better to die at war than from starvation.

Ludwig von Mises was funded by the Anglo American banking establishment to invent economic theories to distort and cover up our real American monetary history, specifically to blue bill the conservative-leaning citizens of this nation into not realizing that we wouldn’t have to pay any taxes if we were truly using a fiat monetary system which we aren’t. We are forced to use fractional reserve currency which is a whole different can of worms than fiat currency. If there is any one thing that the Rothschild’s hate, it’s when governments print their own money because it renders their expensive deflationary gold hoards unnecessary as a basis for currency.

Mises was born on September 29 1881. He was an Austrian noble born to jewish parents in present day Ukraine. Mises’s mother was the niece of a party deputy in the Austrian Parliament. Mises’ father’s family financed and constructed Austrian railroads, which were also financed by Salomon Mayer von Rothschild, son of Amschel, who started an Austrian branch in 1820. This is why Ludwig von Mises is obviously a Rothschild agent. Everything Mises argues for buttresses the neo-Rothschild/BlackRock Anglo American banking establishment even if Mises is not a direct Rothschild agent, which I find highly implausible. Ludwig von Mises served in WWI for the Austro-Hungarian empire as a front officer in the Austro-Hungarian artillery and as an economic advisor to the war department. All wars are banker’s wars are they not?

Mises emigrated to the US on a Rockefeller Foundation grant to flee the Nazi’s in 1940. He worked as a visiting professor at New York University from 1940-1969. But here’s the shady part. NYU’s support for Mises was grudging and they didn’t pay him. The only reason NYU kept Mises on board was because his salary was paid for not by NYU, but by Lawrence Fertig, a wealthy advertising exec who happened to be on the NYU board of trustees. Ludwig von Mises never abandoned his foreign ties for America, receiving a Austrian Decoration for Science and Art for political economy at the Austrian Embassy in Washington, D.C. in 1962 for example. Mises had students serving as advisors for European governments and in ivy league institutions.

I respect Dr. Ron Paul for inspiring so many Americans to scrutinize the Federal Reserve, however it’s time for more American’s to start scrutinizing Ron Paul and to stop taking every thing that he says about the Fed at face value. The fact of the matter is that Dr. Paul’s movement has completely failed to free us from the Fed, because Dr. Paul himself fails to realize that fiat freed us from the British in the first place. Dr. Paul has unfortunately been blue-pilled by the Rothschild network and he has blue-pilled you on behalf of the Rothschild network.

With all due respect but with all necessary candor, YOU are what is wrong America if you continue to chose to believe the lies of a wealthy foreign-born aristocrat instead of Ben Franklin like Ron Paul chooses to. Ben Franklin fought to free us from the likes of wealthy foreign-born aristocrats such as Ludwig von Mises, so with all due respect, but with all due candor, shame upon Ron Paul Nation for ironically, hypocritically and naively selling us out to the exact sort of scum that Franklin and his fellow founders fought to free us from!

So, what do you do now if you happen to be a Ron Paul fan who reluctantly read through all of this? Do you forget you ever read this? Will you make like a dead fish and just flow with Ron Paul’s Rothschild go? Will you continue to mindlessly regurgitate Ron Paul’s Rothschild funded version of American history instead of Ben Franklin’s? Will you act like a true patriot and hold Ron Paul accountable for betraying Ben Franklin’s legacy of fiat money? Or will you act like an obedient debt slave to the Fed, and passively permit Ron Paul to continue to allow himself to be used, abused and exploited as an unwitting Rothschild puppet?

Or will you make like a true patriot, defend the honor of the Founding Fathers’ favorite founder and defy the tyranny of the mindless, miseducated, monetarily illiterate, blue-pilled Ron Paul majority by sharing this admittedly controversial post and discussing it with your friends, families and enemies? The choice is yours.

You should at least check out chapter 14 of the Lost Science of Money by Stephen Zarlenga and subscribe to the Monetary History Calendar on WordPress by Greg Coleridge to verify that Ron Paul has indeed betrayed Ben Franklin and sold us all out to the neo-Rothschild/BlackRock banking establishment in the process.

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