Non profit organization Bank? - off topic

[FreeEnergy]

any lawyers out there? can this happen?

[z.monkey]

Howdy FreeEnergy,

I believe that the law already exists in the original constitution.

See reply #33 in this thread.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4809.0/topicseen.html

The Federal Corporate Government enveloped the Constitutional Government very quietly.  They could not just walk in, declare our government was not to their liking, establish their dictatorship and burn the Constitution.  They had to do it very quietly over a long period of time.  Federal Corporate Law enveloped the Constitutional Common Law quietly, stealthfully.  This is to our advantage.  When we peel away the thousands of layers of corporate law by repealing unlawful laws that were passed by the Illuminati controlled government what is left at the core is the Lawful Constitution of the United States.

At this point I need to distinguish between Lawful, Legal, Unlawful, and Illegal.  Lawful and Unlawful pertain to Common Law and the Constitution.  This is what is special about the United States of America and the Constitution, our core law is based on common law.  When things are referred to being Lawful or Unlawful this pertains to its state of being congruent with the Constitution of the United States of America.  When something is referred to as being Legal or Illegal this pertains to its state of being congruent with Federal Corporate Law.  The Federal Reserve Bank operates wholly under Federal Corporate Law, it doesn't recognize Constitutional Common Law whatsoever.  Federal Corporate Law is wholly unlawful under Constitutional Common Law.  There is a phrase in the Constitution which states that all Americans have inalienable rights and that no law shall supersede the Constitution.  Well this is one they don't teach in public schools anymore because Federal Corporate Law completely ignores Constitutional Common Law, that is unlawful via the Constitution and Federal Corporate Law is wholly unlawful and unconstitutional.

So, in essence what we have to do to get our National Treasury Banks back is to peel away the unlawful thousands of layers of Federal Corporate Law, declare them unconstitutional and throw them away.  This will eliminate like 95% of the law here.  It will make the law a lot easier to understand, and we can eliminate the lawyers, a major reason that the law is like this in the first place.  In the future lawyers will not have the ability to hold office.  Did you know the Leadership of the Bar Association is in Brittain?  Did you know that we live under the British Admirality?  America is ruled by Britain because Federal Corporate Law is congruent with British Maritime Admirality.  That gold fringe around the flag in the courtrooms signifies British Admirality ruling in American courtrooms.  There is much about the law that would make you shocked and dismayed.

If you search the internet for these topics you can learn a lot more.

Blessed Be Brothers...

[buzneg]

If you just hold money in a bank then your only investing in a currency. Since the money supply keeps rising, it's a bad investment, as it's value keeps going down. So people put their money in banks to earn a 3% interest, which the banks make out of thin air anyways. That 3% isn't from their investments with your money, as many think. But unless your betting on deflation, it's best not to invest in currency. There should be a template, so anyone can open up a fund/bank, with whatever rules. This way a fund can be directed at anything, with whatever percentage of cash in a volt vs money invested. Everyone should be respondsible for their own money, when you give it to banks, your giving them buying power, and that's how they own almost everything, and have more power then any government.

[creator]

Hi All,

Check out:

http://coppercards.com

They are in the process of creating exactly such a bank, where all benefit, and the value of capital is NOT tied to the US Dollar or the federal reserve. As I best understand it, everyone who uses the bank does so with no fees - but the total value is slightly inflated to cover only operating expenses.

You can read more about it in Melinda Pilsbury Foster's columns at http://www.nolanchart.com

[z.monkey]

Howdy Y'all,

This Copper Cards thing looks promising.  I will have to read more about it to understand it fully.  They have the right idea, cut through all the Federal Corporate Law and return to Constitutional Common Law.  This is a ray of light from the end of the tunnel...

Blessed Be Brothers and Sisters...