12 Comments on Claim: Your Birth Certificate is actually a Negotiable Bond and can free you of all debt!
Yeah! If you sell your soul to the devil!
Tell me about it. 👿
You pulled all kinds of sh!t in 1933, didn’t you, Franklin?
May you burn in He… er, wait.
I may as well have been listening to Charles Manson ranting, for as much sense as she made to me.
So, besides these few nut jobs that created this concept out of whole cloth (rather like the other nut jobs that urge you to not pay your income taxes), is there anyone else that agrees with what they’re saying?
And if it IS a valid concept, what do we do with it?
This isn’t new, it’s part of the whole sovereign citizen movement and common law vs maritime law and that kind of stuff.
Has to do with the claim that “the government” sold all US citizens to the Fed as collateral for the currency that is really just a loan.
I’ve NEVER found any source of information on it that made complete sense, but the people who promote it seem to believe it.
My take is that there is SOMETHING to it but it seems that everyone who takes these ideas and applies them to any ***useful*** extent ends up in jail.
Oh great. NOW you tell me. After I’ve worked my ass off and paid off all my debts.
I want my money back. I’ve got vacations to take.
Gee Wally, maybe Priceline can get William Shanter to “Name Your Debt”
Another mouth-breathing, self-absorbed, Obama Voter, firmly entrenched in the concept that we can spend our way to prosperity living in the Great Free Shit Society!
Next up: Dieting by dining on false promises.
Eat it up kids!
Well somebody has to pay off the $19 Trillion in debt plus fund the Baby boomers in their retirement.
You better get cracking Gen X and Millennials.
Dr. Tar, That’s why they came up with common core. It’s easy to explain away $19T with a little creativity.
Yeah, a Goth bearing the title of “reverend” (a title which even Jesus said he wasn’t entitled to) citing information from “a blog by my friend Yaro” posted to Facebook. Now, THAT is some bona fide straight skinny, there!!!
Yeah! If you sell your soul to the devil!
Tell me about it. 👿
You pulled all kinds of sh!t in 1933, didn’t you, Franklin?
May you burn in He… er, wait.
I may as well have been listening to Charles Manson ranting, for as much sense as she made to me.
So, besides these few nut jobs that created this concept out of whole cloth (rather like the other nut jobs that urge you to not pay your income taxes), is there anyone else that agrees with what they’re saying?
And if it IS a valid concept, what do we do with it?
This isn’t new, it’s part of the whole sovereign citizen movement and common law vs maritime law and that kind of stuff.
Has to do with the claim that “the government” sold all US citizens to the Fed as collateral for the currency that is really just a loan.
I’ve NEVER found any source of information on it that made complete sense, but the people who promote it seem to believe it.
My take is that there is SOMETHING to it but it seems that everyone who takes these ideas and applies them to any ***useful*** extent ends up in jail.
Oh great. NOW you tell me. After I’ve worked my ass off and paid off all my debts.
I want my money back. I’ve got vacations to take.
Gee Wally, maybe Priceline can get William Shanter to “Name Your Debt”
Another mouth-breathing, self-absorbed, Obama Voter, firmly entrenched in the concept that we can spend our way to prosperity living in the Great Free Shit Society!
Next up: Dieting by dining on false promises.
Eat it up kids!
Well somebody has to pay off the $19 Trillion in debt plus fund the Baby boomers in their retirement.
You better get cracking Gen X and Millennials.
Dr. Tar, That’s why they came up with common core. It’s easy to explain away $19T with a little creativity.
Yeah, a Goth bearing the title of “reverend” (a title which even Jesus said he wasn’t entitled to) citing information from “a blog by my friend Yaro” posted to Facebook. Now, THAT is some bona fide straight skinny, there!!!
I’m gonna do this! What could possibly go wrong?!