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Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by ISHAMAGI
Is that you anonymous coward?
How the hell does this thread deserve 31 flags? ATS keeps the good posters down and keep these types on the rise.
[edit on 5-8-2010 by dragnet53]
yet many native calenders do agree on the end of an age somewhere within that time range
Originally posted by lagnar
I'll agree with filosophia, and state further that from the look of things happening now, I doubt they'll want ANYTHING to do with the "United States" by then anyway.
In fact, I'd almost have to say that it seems to me they're doing everything in their power to destroy it before then...or even perhaps to the day it expires so they can bank on its contrived demise. Time will tell, but it seems exactly like something they'd do.
EDIT: I'm sure they're working toward a date...find out when they plan to make bank, and you'll find out the day the Dollar ends.
[edit on 4-8-2010 by lagnar]
Originally posted by BuffaloJoe
100 years from Monday 12/23/1913 is Tuesday 12/23/2013.
At best there would be 25 leap years during this span adding only 25 days to the original projection.
I knew this sounded to good to be true.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
While the Federal Reserve didn’t show up for nearly another 90 years, President Lincoln introduced the Greenback Dollar during the Civil War which was the forerunner of the concept the Federal Reserve would eventually use. A note that is legal tender that is attached to nothing of value, but instead is simply an instrument of debt that can be bartered, traded, loaned or borrowed, for debts both public and private.
Though amazingly enough because the Greenback was not attached to anything of value, the Union Government that printed it, would not actually accept it as payment on public debts to it, tariffs and taxes and fees had to be paid in Gold or Silver or a currency attached to Gold and Silver.
One might conclude from this that Lincoln was instrumental in enslaving us all. "Lincoln freed the slaves." Well....... not so much. Just another example of how much of our "history" is a fractured fairy tale.
Originally posted by SteveR
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
How about one iota of proof for the first half of that post?
Where does it state officially (not on some fanciful conspiracy site) that the US is a bankrupt 'corporation'?
Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by ISHAMAGI
errr... think you over-read my post. I was talking about the anonymous coward on godlike productions thread that was posted.
oy vay!
Originally posted by tankthinker
Originally posted by SteveR
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
How about one iota of proof for the first half of that post?
Where does it state officially (not on some fanciful conspiracy site) that the US is a bankrupt 'corporation'?
The "Iota" you asked for
This is a link to Dun and Bradstreet, its a site that lists most or all the corporations in the world, conveniently you'll see that the GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES is here listed as a corporation registered in the District of Columbia,
Also obviously by some strange coincidence it is ALSO traded as BARAK H OBAMA
lol too funny!!!!
also i have a simple formula to determine the debt of any nation
X + Y - [(6 - 4) x (30 - 37 + 8)] = Debt of Nation
X is equal to the amount of money in circulation
Y is equal to 2
[edit on 6-8-2010 by tankthinker]
You should quit wasting your talents and write a book. The way you effortlessly catalogue and intertwine the historical evidence in a clear concise format...well I'm jealous. Seriously though, write a book it would be well received. I could point out most of the things you said but my mind does not organize and present ideas quite so well.
It's funny how history's fictions have been so kind to a man who oversaw the brutal butchering of millions of Americans right on our own soil, basically rendered the constitutional form of government that our forefathers and his previous generations had struggled to implement and maintain mute and extinct, and laid the foundations for a military and corporate dictatorship that runs unabated to this day.
As to the history Of Lincoln so so true. I tend to think even the emancipation proclamation was a calculated event to cast Lincoln's more tyrannical moves in a good light.