LET’S ASK YOUR CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U.S.
Apparently, it’s the worth of a human life, and how much is that?
Since the government has illegally and unconstitutionally removed silver as currency and replaced it with a worthless fiat currency known as Federal Reserve notes that we know as “dollar bills,” the term obscures the actual and tangible meaning of “dollar” as a specific weight of silver.
The United States has historically minted gold coins as well as silver coins, as the constitution instructed. It regulated their “value,” the weight of gold they contained, in order to bring the meaning of a gold dollar into conformity with the silver standard coin, which contains 371.25 grains of pure silver. This too was constitutionally mandated.
To verify this, one may refer to a certain bureaucrat named Winston Smith, a party member who worked in the Ministry of Truth, circa 1984. (Cue the background music, please)
Our question: What if your candidate totally rejected this constitutional question, namely: Should the worth of a United States Dollar be that of a “Spanish milled dollar,” as set forth in the Constitution and subsequent federal statutes, as the worth of 371.2 grains of pure silver, whether it’s minted in gold, or silver?
What then, Deplorables? To the barricades, or to an Article 5 Convention?
Whither Les Deplorables and Mister Kilroy rising?
The means to return to this Constitutional standard is already on the books. It may be found in John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s Executive Order 11110, which is still in existence. In June of 1963, Kennedy ordered the Treasury to issue $4 billion in silver certificates, known as U.S. Notes. This caused great resentment among the board of governors and owners of the Federal Reserve System banks.
No Chief Executive has had the foolhardy courage to return to its provisions, so far.
However, we the people are not one, single human being. If you threaten to kill us all, well, you have a problem, no?