2023-07-14 How the government stole the wealth from the American

people. (Public Law 73-10 73d Congress)

(Public Law 73-10 73d Congress, formally HJR 192)

This is a big one! I found the law that states exactly how the government robbed the
people of their wealth and switched the banking system. Also because of the new
currency not backed by gold they would allow debt to be discharged by the signature of
the real and very secret creditor (you) and that the Unites States has an obligation to
pay back all public debts (meaning all you spend) Very tricky with words and syntax.
This is also known as the "Emergency Banking Act of 1933"
https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/files/docs/historical/congressional/emergency-banking-act-1933.pdf
comments:

Direct obligations of the United States are defined at 31 USC ss. 3123, 18 USC ss. 8, 12 USC
ss. 411 (FRN's, because they are Federal Reserve corporate notes the government acts like
Kinko's and pays % for their use, they are NOT US Dollars.) Basically the whole national debt is
all the credit issued and outstanding, divided by sectors. The government sells US Treasuries
(incurs debt) to attract outside money, which is kinda stupid when it controls the creation of it.
Why? To allow investors to participate in public debt creation. In other words, its a gratuity, a gift
to an elite class who feel entitled to receive free money, and may just take their marbles home if
you don't let them, which they do anyway, per globalism. Could the Treasury merely issue direct
credits as proposed by Alfred Lawson of Lawsonomy

Word is the bankers had already stolen and exported most of the gold and there wasn't enough in
circulation to back the rest of the currency, so they stole the rest of it to create a new system of
backing using all the other assets of the nation, in other words, everything that people value, can
be converted to currency via the laws of contract. They made our economy into the very real
world game of Monopoly which incidentally came out that very year, probably as a learning aid!
The US Treasury on its websites admits that FRN's (Monopoly money) are valueless, but on the
other hand, are backed by all the goods and services/assets being traded in the economy.