That's not the enactment date. These are old laws, written into Federal Code many years ago. The date you're seeing is referencing the date on which you're accessing the materials on the website.

Not sure about NESARA/GESARA - perhaps tax reform is compelling but it seems to represent a globalized currency, which sounds bad for the average Joe IMO. I think a more compelling longer-term outlook for cryptos includes a plurality of regional "reserve currencies" whereby there is a crypto-USD, a crypto-GBP, etc., where an intermediary currency is used to transact cross-nationally. Ultimately, persistence of a coin will be determined by its use case and utility. If I'm holding a speculative crypto, I'd rather be in XRP (that the SEC is running a hit on it tells you everything).

Money market mutual funds not FDIC insured so more like holding a financial security (although still low risk of loss). Even if the US Treasury were to become bankrupt, creditors (T-bond holders) would be subject to bankruptcy laws governing a sovereign bankruptcy - I'd say this is a virtual impossibility. So I'd think your T-bonds are fine. Again, hyperinflation of the USD marginalizes the real return on your investment.

Cash in financial depositories will be fine. Equities markets represent one element of a zero sum game which ultimately will leave a group of winners and a group of losers represented by a transfer of cash associated with the winning side of the positions (the web of financial securities is vast, dense, confusing, and likely corrupt). The biggest risk to your cash is hyperinflation of the greenback and an assymetric, state-enabled, abrupt shift from the fiat dollar to another crypto-dollar.

I would posit that owning Bitcoin is completely irrelevant to "fighting the Federal Reserve system." I believe the line of thinking is that transacting in Bitcoin and not reserve bank currency one can circumnavigate the reserve system; however, currently, Bitcoin is accepted as means of exchange on a very limited basis and the average buyer is still buying Bitcoin with a reserve currency. Unless 100% adopted globally, reserve bank currency remains. A better way: wind down the Fed and transition monetary responsibility to the treasury (which should be an elected official).

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And good riddance to central banking. The biggest, least understood criminal enterprise of the last several centuries. A close second? Markets for financial securities (paper ones, in particular).

With respect to the NESARA/GESARA I'd guess this is unlikely to be implemented in full - especially the debt forgiveness part. There are legitimate institutions who provided goods/services in exchange for your promise to pay a lender; however, the concept of personal bankruptcy can probably be adjusted to work better for the people. Tax reform I think is the area where we'd most likely see traction. When combined with more stringent management of cost of government, the US could move to a consumption tax without disrupting status as global humanitarian.

Ideally we have a national currency which is used exclusively as a unit of exchange for good and/or services in the US ONLY. Cross-border transactions should be executed via an intermediary currency (I'd expect Cryptos to become a real thing) with exchange rates actually moving on the basis of supply/demand for currency as opposed to being managed by central banks via institutional banks, etc. Managing the money supply within the US then becomes an act of balancing supply/demand for goods and labor - to the extent more is sourced within the US the better.

EO 13848 is effective immediately upon execution by POTUS. So it's been in effect since 2018. I don't quite understand the interest in February 1, 2021. The EO provides general timeframes for conducting an assessment (within 45 days of election end) and for making a report with recommendations (within 45 days of making assessment). Without knowing the contents of the report I don't know we can ascertain that assets are being seized.

Interesting that Anderon Cooper and CNN would have an "inside" view of CNN, let alone any legitimate view at all. But, it's probably nothing, anyway, right?

This sounds an awful lot like a plea deal. Perhaps he became an asset...

I'd be looking for 1:29 on 1/29...

I think there is broad confusion as to the concept of the Insurrection Act. It is US Federal Law. It gives the Executive power to call to action state milias (National Guard) to enforce Federal law where it is otherwise difficult to enforce because of rebellion (insurrection). That the National Guard has descsended upon DC suggests these powers are in fact currently employed. What we don't have a great sense for is for what purpose they were called in - that is heavily obfuscated in the press.

To portray resemblance to Ulysses S Grant, the last President of the US of A (and also the one who allowed 1871 Act happen!).

Provides rules for enemy occupation of a US territory, provides for rights of domestic inhabitants of enemy occupied territory, and provides conditions for termination of occupation. Given circumstances, it is fathomable DC is an occupied area of an enemy combatant. While we've had no declaration of war, I'm not certain it's impossible to prosecute there matters as though there are enemy combatants present as indicated by election irregularities, etc.

Took a quick look to see if the directory /greatawakening/ existed on 4chan or 8kun but didn't see it. Anyone else have any luck?

Phil Murphy is a fucking clown. Dude lives in Red Bank, NJ, not too far from me. He's got his whole street blocked off with State Police detail. I can't stand looking at his stupid face when he's on the local news. Dude can get fisted.

Yup - this is bogus.

Nothin' to see here...just making sure China doesn't buy GE.