Sunday, February 14, 2021

The legal case for contracted devaluation

We can prove that some necessary excesses government cannot be apportioned, and must be expensed by power of coinage. Prove the primary risk well counted for in marker debt rates, and the necessary imbalances much less.

One single clause, one single proof and bingo, we have gotten monetary base better on track. Congress can quibble about the edges, fine. How can this be denied? It is almost self evident in the sovereign power; to coin has obvious intent.

If a group of fiat bankers thought this through, they can see the point, they had no more to do with the wobble than anyone. They could sue, put that implied tax right where the founders wanted it. Fiats end up with an even smaller monopoly fee. See you in court.

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