Simple Solution To The Debt Ceiling !!!, 3988

Good evening, I’m still reporting on the coup.

Well, it’s that time again. The U.S. Congress is facing the mystifying process of raising the U.S. debt ceiling once again, complete with threats of government shutdowns and national defaults on bond payments which no mortal human understands.

Here is the first shot across the bow of the new Republican majority in Congress from the king of the debt money system, Jamie Dimon, who was interviewed last week by Maria Bartiromo.

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I’ve spent most of my adult life documenting how we got here and what we can do about it. My trilogy of feature-length documentaries on alternatives to the debt money system has been strangling the U.S. economy can be found in “The Money Masters” - 1996, “The Secret of Oz” - 2010, and “Jekyll Island, The Truth Behind the Federal Reserve” – 2013.

“The Secret of Oz” won “Best Documentary” of 2010 at one international film festival. To film all three of these films, I traveled to dozens of international sites to explain the history of the development of the debt money system and its alternatives. As a result, for many years I was one of the best-known experts in the field and was regularly invited to international forums of experts in the field to discuss latest developments.

I also ran for the Libertarian Party’s nomination for president of the United States in the 2012 cycle, solely to broaden the awareness of the following solution.

The U.S. economy is today based on the Federal Reserve Note – commonly known as the dollar. The physical bills look like this with the legend Federal Reserve Note across the top. This is an image of a 1928 Federal Reserve Note, the first one was printed in 1914.

But did you know that there is a form of U.S. paper money that has been legal tender for much longer than the Federal Reserve Note? It’s called the United States Note. They became legal tender in 1862, and they are still legal tender today, 161 years later.

What’s the difference between the Federal Reserve Note and the United States Note? The Federal Reserve Note is actually backed by interest-bearing government debt, while the U.S. Note was issued interest free.

Also notice that every Federal Reserve Note from at least 1928 onwards has a green seal to the right of the center portrait of the bill. The U.S. Notes have a red seal. So, if you see a U.S. bill with a red seal don’t spend it! Save it because it is worth 5 to 10 times the face value to collectors.