Constitution of the United States of America Article 1
Section 10. No state shall enter into any
treaty, alliance, or confederation; grant
letters of marque and reprisal; coin money;
emit bills of credit; make anything but gold
and silver coin a tender in payment of debts
MONEY. In usual and ordinary acceptation it means gold, silver, or paper
money used as circulating medium of exchange, and does not embrace notes,
bonds, evidences of debt, or other personal or real estate. Lane v. Railey,
280 Ky. 319, 133 S.W.2d 74, 79, 81.
BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY, 4th Edition, p. 1157.
DOLLAR, money. A silver coin of the United States of the value of one
hundred cents, or tenth part of an eagle.
2. It weighs four hundred and twelve and a half grains. Of
one thousand parts, nine hundred are of pure silver and
one hundred of alloy. Act of January 18, 1837, ss. 8 & 9,
4 Sharsw. Cont. of Story's L. U. S. 2523, 4; Wright, R. 162.
Bouvier's Law Dictionary, 1856[Emphasis added]
Hey, guess what this isn't?
Let's start by identifying what it is. Better yet, let's have the
manufacturer identify what it is:
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE
Fine print:
THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
Ok, the Federal Reserve must know what their stuff is and has correctly
identified it as such. If they didn't then they'd be committing fraud.
Moron: Hey idiot, how to you PAY for anything with a NOTE?
Idiot: Uh, I dunno.
Moron: You can't you idiot because it's not money, BWUHAHAHAHAHAHA. Idiot:
Uh, well if it's not money then what is it? Moron: You idiot, it's a NOTE,
it says so on it twice. Idiot:
Yeah well I buy stuff with it all the time. Moron: You idiot, you don't PAY
for anything, you can't PAY for anything unless it's money. Idiot: Yeah but
I buy stuff all the time with it. Moron:
You idiot, you THOUGHT you bought stuff. Idiot: Yeah but the store's take it
all the time and I leave with the stuff. Moron: You idiot, all they did was
accept your offer.
Idiot: What offer?
Moron: You idiot, what do you think tender means?
Idiot: Uh, soft meat?
Moron: You idiot, no, it means OFFER.
Idiot: Uh, well if I didn't offer money then what did I offer?
Moron: You idiot, an I.O.U.
Idiot: Uh, an I.O.U.?! You can't pay for anything with an I.O.U. you can
only DEFER payment. Moron: You idiot, you're not such an idiot after all.
But the cops in Walworth County, Wisconsin sure as hell are.
Idiot: Wadda ya mean?
Moron: You idiot, read the following article.
Liberty Dollar use shows up in Walworth
---Couple charged with retail theft for making purchases
Mike Heine/The Week
(Published Sept. 13, 2007, 1:27 p.m.)
A Rockford couple was arrested this spring for using and
trying to use "Liberty Dollars" at three Walworth businesses.
The suspects, Shaun A. Kranish, 22, and Svetlana V. Dudnik,
24, may be the first to try and use the "private barter
currency" in Walworth County, District Attorney Phil
Koss said.
The couple is also the first to post their story on a new
blog site, walworthcorruption.blogspot.com, which started
Sept. 7. The site is aimed at "exposing corruption in
Walworth County, Wisconsin, by any and all persons holding
a government job!"
It is unclear who started the site.
On it, the couple tells their story of how they were
allegedly harassed by police, booked in jail and thrust into
the court system for, as they say, not doing anything wrong.
On May 6, Kranish was getting something to eat at the
Dari-Ripple in Walworth and attempted to pay for his meal
with a $20 "fine silver Liberty Dollar." Shortly after he
gave it to the clerk, a police officer arrived and started
asking him questions.
"I tried to explain that it was not against the law, that
I was offering silver for trade...," a writer claiming to
be Shaun wrote, on the blog site. The article also appears
on another blog site,
www.makethestand.com.
Kranish and Dudnik, who according to the postings are now
married, were arrested and taken to jail. Both are charged
with four counts of misdemeanor theft.
Kranish also was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon. He
had a .45 caliber handgun in a CD case in his car on May
6, and he was wearing an empty holster, according to the
complaint.
Walworth police were notified of Liberty Dollars being
used at the Walworth Landing gas station, Daniels Sentry in
Walworth and again at Dari-Ripple in late April, according
to the criminal complaint. Change was given back in at
least one of the instances.
Dudnik told police she was with Kranish when he used the
coins at the three locations, according to the complaint.
The cases are still pending.
"I've spoken to many lawyers since this has happened,
and they have all said the same thing-Walworth County,
Wisconsin, is the most corrupt county in the state,"
Kranish wrote on his blog. "They nail people, especially
people from out of town or out of state. It's a huge racket,
just like everywhere else. But in Walworth, they do whatever
they want with impunity."
Kranish wondered why he couldn't get the silver pieces back
from the stores and give them actual currency, as he had
done before in Rockford, according to the posting.
Using the Liberty Dollars as circulating currency could
actually be a federal crime, according to the United
States Mint.
"They are not genuine United States Mint bullion coins
and are not legal tender," according to the Mint's Web
site. "These medallions are privately produced products
that are neither backed by, nor affiliated with, the Untied
States Government."
Bernard von NotHaus, creator of the Liberty Dollar, is
suing the U.S. Government for damaging his business after
the U.S. Mint publicized warnings about using the coins.
"The Liberty Dollar is a 'private voluntary barter' currency
which is not and has not been represented as 'legal tender,'
'coin' or 'current money' in the United States," according
to the lawsuit.
The company has "encouraged persons who utilize the barter
currency to offer it to merchants as barter payment for
goods and services but not as 'legal tender' or 'current
money.'" It is legal to use if agreed upon by the merchants,
von NotHaus argues.
The company's Web site reminds users that the coins are not
U.S. currency, but says to offer them "with the confidence
that it will be accepted."
The U.S. Mint, the only entity allowed issue legal tender,
accuses the advertisements for the company are confusing
because it says the Liberty Dollars are "legal" and
"constitutional."
A spokeswoman for the U.S. Mint said she could not comment
on the Liberty Dollars because of the pending litigation.
http://www.theweekextra.com/news/0907/091307arrest.html
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No law compels a work eligible man or woman to submit a form W-4 or W-9(or
their equivalent) nor disclose an SSN as a condition of being hired or keeping
one's job. With the exception of an order from a court of competent
jurisdiction issued by a duly qualified judge, no amounts can be lawfully taken
from one's pay (for taxes, fees or other charges) without the worker's
explicit, knowing, voluntary, written consent.
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