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A tax revolt should be protected under the First Amendment as a peaceful way to petition the Government for a redress of grievances and a way to withdraw our consent.
Our tax forms should have optional check boxes next to any program that doesn't directly protect our rights to life, liberty and private property. That way, people can choose which government programs they want to support, if any.
Well I think we are going to have some "money problems" coming soon as you can only create so much money out of thin air before it all comes crashing down.
THE WORLD is switching to digital currency, not just the USA. The world is presented with the forces of insurmountable power. US is only part of the game, just a kog.
THE WORLD is switching to digital currency, not just the USA. The world is presented with the forces of insurmountable power. US is only part of the game, just a kog.
People will come up with alternate currency...ammo maybe? ...?
First we go cashless, then the Fed will create a digital currency for the US and then no one ever has to worry about a spending "ceiling" ever again. Think it's not true ?
That FDIC person's warning just may have some meat in it folks.
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