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The "US Dollar" (Federal Reserve Note) is not a "Dollar".

A "Dollar" is
defined in LAW which a Federal Reserve Note IS NOT a "dollar" as
defined in law, and never was.

The LEGAL definition of a Federal Reserve note is "Obligations of the


US". That is a FAR CRY from the legal definition of what EXACTLY a
"dollar" is. The Dollar is a measurement of the purity and weight of
GOLD, those being expressed in Dollars. The amount of the purity and
the weight of the gold is ESTABLISHED BY LAW - and are expressed
in DOLLARS - that is - "X" amount of purity + "Y" amount of weight
= ONE DOLLAR. A Dollar is a measurement - an inch is a
measurement of length - a quart is a measurement of liquid volume - a
bushel is a measurement of solid volume - a foot is a measurement of
length -- So too is the Dollar.

A Federal Reserve Note IS NOT a Dollar. The actual de jure Dollar is


not a Paper Note - Bill of Credit (explicitly outlawed by the US
Constitution from circulating as money) - it is a MEASUREMENT of
the purity and weight of GOLD.

Therefore, the chart above does not show a Chart of the US Dollar AS
DEFINED IN LAW - it is a chart of the FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE -
Which is NOT a Dollar and never was.

"Federal Reserve Notes are not dollars" ~ Russell Monk -- Counsel U.S.
Treasury.

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