A Monetary System as Good as Gold

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News Date: July 16, 2020

The gold standard provides a better anchor for inflation expectations without an obvious cost in terms of lower output or higher unemployment.
The gold standard isn't perfect. No system is. But it has many virtues. A strong case can be made that it's the best of all feasible institutional alternatives. Lawrence White, puts it: The gold standard is still the gold standard among monetary systems.
Source: www.aier.org

NESARA/GESARA weekly round-up

Ms.Navelette of YouTube This and That Channel is doing an usual weekly round-up of what has taken place in the last 7 days with NESARA/GESARA.
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The Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act introduced

June 8 update:
Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) introduced the bill in the Senate:
Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act
May 17 update:
US Rep. Thomas Massie Introduced Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act to End the Fed.
He announced the introduction of H.R. 8421, the Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act.
May 15 news:
U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, KY4, asked Twitter followers whether to introduce a bill to abolish the Federal Reserve.
Sounds like Gesara and Nesara to me!
NESARA 13: Eliminates the Federal Reserve System. During the transition period the Federal Reserve will be allowed to operate side by side of the U.S. treasury for one year in order to remove all Federal Reserve notes from the money supply.
You can check the votes here:
"Should I introduce a bill to abolish the Federal Reserve?"

The Ape Agenda: State of the Union Edition

The word “apes” keeps resurfacing in the public arena 🐒
From controversial imagery shared online in the past involving the Obamas… to Rep. Al Green being removed from the State of the Union after holding a “Black People Aren’t Apes” sign… the symbolism is not accidental.
And then — another layer. 👀
At one moment, Green appears to cover the letter “A” in “aren’t” with his hand… which visually turns the message into something else entirely — almost as if it could read “Black people rent apes.” Coincidence? Awkward gesture? Or just another strange detail in a carefully staged scene? 🎭
When symbolism, wording, gestures, and timing all intertwine, it’s hard not to notice.
Why is the “ape” narrative constantly pushed into the spotlight? 🤔
We’ve spoken before about the theory of evolution, about the story of human origins, and even about the possibility of non-human intervention in the so-called “upgrade” of DNA 🧬. Whether metaphorical or literal, these narratives shape identity, dignity, and how humanity sees itself.
And now, once again, the theme appears — layered with racial tension, emotional triggers, and another dose of division 💊⚡.
Even the removal from the chamber feels symbolic — as if the script writes itself.
This is bigger than one politician. Bigger than one party.
The real question is: why is this theme being amplified, and who benefits from the division it fuels?
Sometimes it feels like a sci-fi “battle” for humanity — Klingons vs. Vulcans — unfolding through symbols and headlines? ⚔️
Let’s keep our eyes on Scripture 📖 — not on distractions and deceptions.
Stay awake. Stay discerning. 👁️✨

Mississippi to Phase Out Income Tax Under New Law

Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has officially signed a bill into law that sets the state on a path to phase out its income tax. The legislation, a major victory for conservative economic policy, aims to gradually reduce and eventually eliminate personal income tax in the state, making Mississippi one of the few states without such a levy.
Supporters argue that the move will attract businesses, boost economic growth, and put more money into the hands of residents. Opponents, however, warn that eliminating the tax could strain state revenues, potentially affecting funding for education, infrastructure, and public services.
Gov. Reeves hailed the decision as a step toward greater financial freedom, emphasizing Mississippi's commitment to lower taxes and a pro-business environment. The phase-out plan will occur over several years, with incremental reductions to ensure a smooth transition.
Mississippi now joins a growing number of states pursuing aggressive tax-cutting measures, reflecting a broader national debate over taxation and economic policy.

The end of monarchy

Queen Elizabeth II has been told that the writing is on the wall for the monarchy and that all members of the Royal Family should renounce their titles.
Barbados plans to remove the Queen as head of state without a referendum.
Canada could follow Barbados in ditching the Queen as their head of state and become a republic.
Sources:www.express.co.uk, www.express.co.uk