"No country can be in the enjoyment of its full measure of prosperity without the presence of a medium of exchange, approximating to uniformity of value. What is necessary as between the different nations of the earth, is also important as between the inhabitants of different parts of the same country: with the first the precious metals constitute the chief medium of circulation; and such also would be the case as to the last, but for inventions comparatively modern, which have furnished, in place of gold and silver, a paper circulation.
"Wealth can only be accumulated by the earnings of industry and the savings of frugality; and nothing can be more ill-judged than to look to facilities in borrowing, or to a redundant circulation, for the power of discharging pecuniary obligations. The country is full of resources, and the people full of energy, and the great and permanent remedy for the present embarrassments must be sought in industry, economy, the observance of good faith, and the favorable influence of time.
"If a fear be indulged that the government may be tempted to run into excess in its issues [of paper money] at any future day, it seems to me that no such apprehension can reasonably be entertained, until all confidence in the representatives of the States and of the people, as well as of the people themselves, shall be lost." -- excerpts from the First Annual Message of President John Tyler, December 6th, 1841.
The logic employed by John Tyler, who succeeded to the Presidency after the death of William Henry Harrison from pneumonia, must inevitably reveal certain facts, which are truths: the long-term employment of "fiat" money by the Federal Reserve System, that is, "notes" based on absolutely nothing at all, has worked to suborn the confidence of the people in their duly elected representatives, and thus, to destroy their confidence in themselves. There is no "American nation," no matter how much those of us who admire Theodore Roosevelt may want such a thing to be. This union of sovereign States contains all of the known "nations," i.e., the ethnic clans, tribes or groupings of the human race. The unrestricted immigration of the past twenty-five years has rapidly dissolved Roosevelt's once-powerful spirit of "Americanism," which he sought to use to displace the ethnic loyalties of one hundred years ago, with a muscular philosophy of fair play and square dealing.
The problem is that such a 'bargain-based' philosophy must rest on the tenets of some deeper spiritual or religious truths, or it will cease to have a reliable set of meanings, a moral construct which any person who masters the English language can grasp. This has been eroded by the cleverly conducted legal assaults of liberal or apostate Jewish lawyers, who have successfully driven "Divine Providence" and the concepts of a loving God out of every public venue or forum. We can be subjected to the most insidious and Satanic of entertainments, twenty-four hours a day via cable television, but it is somehow a threat to the social order for a teen-ager to offer a prayer at a football game. This is insane.
Yet, it is equally difficult to imagine going forward into the 21st Century using gold coins and silver shekels as the sole medium of exchange: there probably isn't enough gold in the entire solar system to meet the commercial needs of the western countries, much less of the long-promised "global prosperity." So what is to be done? Examine what gold is, and what gold, silver and copper can do, to find an answer.
Gold, silver and copper -- like certain other metals -- are superb conductors of electricity. Electrical power is the essential "medium of exchange," in the civilization which has emerged from the 20th Century. With sufficient energy, such as is provided for free by the sun every single day, there can be created a constant flow of power, or electrical power, with which free men and women can conduct their businesses, their social and personal affairs. Furthermore, power usage is relatively the same in every country and in every system -- using a 100 watt light bulb in Zambia requires the same electricity as might be needed in Zihuatenaho or Zhong Xi in China.
What is needed is a way to establish a currency which is expressed in kilowatt hours or megawatts of electrical energy: perhaps we could call it "the kilowatt dollar." This would have several salutary side-effects. The dollar or the drachma would become eminently stable, if it was seen to express a certain amount of power or energy IN ITS ISSUANCE. It would not be necessary to 'nationalize' the power companies to obtain this change, any more than it is or was necessary to nationalize or take over the gold and silver mines.
Providing a steady value in electricity for every unit of currency would, secondly, mean that every advance in technology and every-power saving or conserving device would add value to the overall system, not deflate it. This would bring a rapid end to the criminal swindle that is known as "inflation."
Consider this fact: every year since the end of the Second Part of the War for Greater Serbia, the western economic powers have grown more prosperous, with more and better machines and more brilliant people available to employ them. Why then does the currency constantly "inflate" and deprive the people of value? Because the bankers want it that way. Nobody else profits from inflation, nobody at all, excepting those labor groups who have managed to obtain -- by law or by contract -- cost of living increases tied to inflation. Yet inflation is nothing more than a swindle in a world where the problems are not scarcity but distribution of plenty, and pricing systems based on that false scarcity!! Capitalism was wedded to interest/inflation by the action of bankers, who are following an occult plan for domination and which thus puts them at odds with both science and the natural world.
The people of these States, and of Australia, New Zealand and other countries around the world, have grown ever-more healthy and sophisticated since 1945, have obtained ever-increasing amounts of education, new skills, and are living longer. Where is this reflected in the monetary system? It is not.
Instead, the money paid for wages earned in 1950 is now practically worthless. Inflation is why Social Security can never be sustained by any governmental system! Inflation is a rip-off, pure and simple. Only the bankers profit from it.
The prices paid for an automobile in 1960 are incredibly low by comparison to those asked today, yet nearly everyone still thinks of the 1960's as the golden age of motoring. Those cars still run well and have intrinsic value, beyond that apprehended by collectors or brokers in antique automobiles.
"The institutions under which we live, my countrymen," said John Tyler in his first address to the people as President, "secure each person in the perfect enjoyment of all his rights. The spectacle is exhibited to the world of a government having imparted to it only so much power as is necessary for its successful operation. Those who are charged with its administration should carefully abstain from all attempts to enlarge that range of powers ...."
"An opposite course could not fail to generate factions," said Tyler, "intent upon the gratification of their selfish ends; to give birth to local and sectional jealousies, and to either break asunder the bonds of union, or to [build] up a central system which would inevitably end in a bloody sceptre and an iron crown." We have seen King William the Big Creep take up the bloody sceptre and use it to destroy both his closest friends and our State sovereignties -- now we must wait in fearful anxiety to see whether the gold bugs can move us foward to "sound money" or whether the auteurs of Federal Reserve tyranny will finally crush down our liberties, as they scrabble and scramble to claim that 'iron crown.'
"... I beg you to be assured that", said President John Tyler, "in the protecting care of an ever-watchful and overruling Providence, it shall be my first and highest duty to preserve unimpaired the free institutions under which we live, and transmit them to those who shall succeed me, in their full force and vigor." States' Rights and sovereignty are the watchwords of that liberty which is our patrimony, and sound money is the lubricant which can tender the industrious character of our people and our businesses in the world-wide market place. To think that the conspiratorial bankers and judges who actually do control the Federal Reserve really want that for us is to deny the reality of these last fifty or so years -- bloody is their sceptre, and propaganda is their war-fighting strategy, as they seek to quick-march the once-free people into a new servitude.
They seek to operate the Global Plantation, using our labor and by controlling our souls. We seek a Free World where their Satanic, evil philosophies, depravities and depradations are scorned, enjoined, and suppressed. We seek an economy which operates for the benefit of all men and women, each according to their talents and abilities -- and where each individual person has the freedom to think, to speak, to hold to their faith, and to keep themselves private in their own free souls.
Wherein is there room to compromise with these tyrants? I see none, but then I do not see all, and many important things remain hidden. When John Tyler of Virginia was the President, the original Thirteenth Amendment was in the law books of the States and the Territories and in the study guides of the great colleges and public academies. The fact that it is no longer there, must be relevant to the well-laid plans of British Zionism and for protecting their pimps in the Federal Reserve System. They succeed when we despair, and let ourselves decline into the fog of addiction, and casino gambling. Their imperative is to keep us there, in the fog, indebted, in servitude. What, then, is our imperative, the operative plan of free men and women?
