United States of America Corporation Bankrupt in 1933

The fact of the matter is, the United States did go "Bankrupt" in 1933 and was declared so by President Roosevelt by Executive Orders 6073, 6102, 6111 and by Executive Order 6260 on March 9, 1933, under the "Trading With The Enemy Act" of October 6, 1917, AS AMENDED by the Emergency Banking Relief Act, 48 Stat 1, Public Law No. 1, which is presently codified at 12 USCA 95a and confirmed at 95b. You can confirm this for yourself by reading it on FindLaw. Thereafter, Congress confirmed the bankruptcy on June 5, 1933, and thereupon impaired the obligations and considerations of contracts through the "Joint Resolution To Suspend The Gold Standard And Abrogate The Gold clause, June 5, 1933" (See: HJR-192, 73rd Congress, 1st Session). When the Courts were called upon to rule on various of the provisions designed to implement and compliment FDR's Emergency BANKING Relief Act of March 9, 1933, they were all found unconstitutional, so what FDR did was simply stack the "Court's" with HIS chosen obsequious members of the bench/bar and then sent many of the cases back through and REVERSED the rulings.

I'd like to know if this is correct information. This bit of history is before my time, and it seems plausible. What does ATS think?

a reply to: mapsurfer_

1933 is when the US sold itself off to private baking industries.

Only took them 2 decades after it's creation to gain complete financial control of America.

USA had to declare bankruptcy of real money, in order to legally accept fiat currency. At least that's how I see it.

~Tenth

a reply to: mapsurfer_

In 1934 the US borrowed $250 billion in treasury bonds from the Treaty of Versailles Bonds. Based on my info, this has not been paid back but the loan has grown and other countries, 60 of them total, have borrowed from this same financial resource, some under the request of the US and for the US.

The piper must be paid.

An awakening has started; dominoes have started to fall. The reign of the mighty US of A is swiftly spiraling downward. Perhaps it was illusion all along...

a reply to: mapsurfer_

Where is the link to the source you got this information from?

I would like to know the source. Also, this seems rather large in comparison to the economy of the US at the time which was perhaps 100bn dollars. No factoring in the value of the dollar at the time in comparison to say Sterling or gold.

This all seems silliness dressed up in some fancy language to make it sound legit. It may well be legit, but not really. Made up government debt, borrowing against itself. Not really debt then?

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: mapsurfer_

Where is the link to the source you got this information from?

This is the original webpage.

originally posted by: mapsurfer_
Where is the link to the source you got this information from?

The whole document does not make any sense.

Unknown author

No author may mean it's written by a three year old at school who has just chosen to insert random bits of information and build a fantasy.

a reply to: mapsurfer_

Roosevelt stacking the court is only partially true. He tried to do so but Congress refused. In the end it didn't matter because several judges retired soon after due to age anyways (many were over 70 at the time) which let Roosevelt appoint 7 in total, 1 in 1937 up to the 7th in 1941.