It Appears that the U.S. Legal System Has Been a Sham Since the Post-Revolutionary War Era

On the free speech platform Brighteon there is a video posted by whistleblower Dr. Lee Merritt of an interview she conducted with guest Eric Dingus of Freedom from Slavery.

My take-away from the interview is that we didn't, in reality, win the Revolutionary War because war debt placed us in a position of servitude to foreign debtors.

And our legal system to this day reflects that.

Mr. Dingus and Dr. Merritt talk about what we the people need to be doing at present to survive in a corrupt system. Paramount for all of us is to figure out how to have a means of exchange of goods and services locally, in our community, because that's what money is for—not to be debt slaves to banksters.

A screenshot and link to the interview:

www.brighteon.com...

a reply to: [post=26871430]DevotedResearcher[/pos


I've always been saying the world is full of trickery

Creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 took the power out of the hands of the people and gave it to the banking industry.

The one with the most money makes the rules.