[ FUND PEOPLE NOT BOMBS ] [ CRUSH ON YOU BY THE JETS ] [ Late US Treasurers ] . . . :0 No amount of currency can justify politics as they remain: The Republican Party is entirely war propaganda, and it is mostly supported by Russian money? Russia thought they could keep the United States out of Europe by reducing political similarities between it and Europe? Saying that European socialism was even their communism. ;) [ I am Ra, 1980s ] We are so informed that the United States will not provide any diplomacy at the Republican Party, because it is that desperate for Russian oil and its goals-power. :0 :) [ Earless Chesterfield ] . . . The United States is at war with oil? That is all that it can fight to find a way to—return to any of its own utter powers? [ I am Ra, 1980s ] The United States is at war with energy becoming without cost. Oil is a myth of any reserved power, it causes nothing but conflicts for wells that are no longer profitable. :) :0 [ New Vulcan Systems, Diplomacy ] The oil that supplied the Republican Party’s politics, is entirely an ecosystem where war has to be declared to find energy. They cannot rule further. ;) :0 . . . [ Ladies of Alaska ] The war Trump wants is for everyone to fight for his money from Russia, that is how Alaska sees it. Make the wager: Russia has all of Trump’s money? :) [ I am Ra, 1980s ] This is correct. We have a dilemma that one will not fight Trump, only Russia that is supporting him even financially. The espionage is too apparent to some. ;) [ Ladies of Alaska ] . . . President Trump, the one fucking man, goes to Russia and finds themselves always “immune” from only American politics and banking? They are not “immune” as far as they are immune to a Russian betrayal, here? [ I am Ra, 1980s ] Presidential immunity is only loyalty to one’s nation and people. :0 It has no other immunity to grant itself. :) [ Ladies of Alaska ] . . . Why is the entire system of finance controlled by only the credit that was the gold standard, in the past, Paris? [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ] A fiat currency like the US Dollar has to grow in collateral. At least ever potentially. The government can print money—? [ Ladies of Alaska ] . . . It can print money but it cannot even imagine having to accept it for all that it acquires, as a purchase? [ I am Ra, 1980s ] The government is naturally insolvent printing any money it does not redeem. The government won’t even sell land at a certain point, in any fiat system of currency. ;) :0 . . . [ Earless Chesterfield ] . . . There is no currency left to spend because one decided to say that credit was always from the one asking for it? They—the creditors—print money, to loans, and the debtor keeps all their wages and income to themselves? The loans are too high interest in the United States as such? Nobody wants to borrow when having sufficient cash? :) . . . [ Late US Treasurers ] The money that remains in the United States is coins for shares of any stock. . . . The virtual currency is overprinted, to mass printing of global paper supplies of cash that cannot claim the utter treasure of the United States. The “dollar” becomes not one piece of eight. ;) . . . The United States has nothing to give for its own dollar—? [ Earless Chesterfield ] . . . He removed everything to money that cannot purchase. Paris removed all of their thought, thoughts to money that will never buy an actual “dollar” ever again. Because fiat currency is a lie: The government buys out the world, then leaves the currency to bankrupt? Then has everyone beg for the actual collateral back, which they sold for paper bills? The only paper currency is a deed? Especially as a final set of debt worth claiming? . . . [ Betsy Ross ] The American deed is paper currency, any paper, in its final form. Everything else expires more and more rapidly. People want any single dollar to be a deed to too little, Ra? . . . [ Late US Treasurers ] . . . Everyone goes broke all at once, because the US government cannot be sold for money generally. The currency—it is only claiming collateral that is American lands over time, Ra? And the government has no land to even sell its own people? Gold actually prevented the US government from going into actual debt: Owing land to people as intrinsic and foundational collateral? [ I am Ra, 1980s ] This is correct. The US Dollar is utterly insolvent because noone is selling land towards it except the government, and soon it will fail, our prediction? :0 :) . . . :0 :) [ Late US Treasurers ] . . . The fiat currency has to buy land, it has to buy farm land, to its very cotton. If it does not, it is worthless. There is no land to give the US Dollar if the government will not sell it, especially even insolvent home loans. They used to give out coinage, and now there is not enough from the US Dollars. The US Dollar no collateral at all unless the government—? :0 [ Lady Bird ] The government has to pay more coinage to the US Dollar, not less, else it fails. Even if it runs out of dimes and future steel coins? There is not even enough steel to support the US Dollar, even as steel coins? Rather, if the government runs of out of coinage completely for the US Dollar, people will prefer to trade any coinage all by themselves without it? :0 [ I am Ra, 1980s ] . . . This is correct. The US government cannot support an economy, merely because it won’t accept its own money for anything of value, at any moment? ;) :0 [ Late US Treasurers ] . . . The housing market, even the student debt market, shows the government had nothing to give for its money, except paper and plywood. :) . . . You have essentially land that cannot be purchased except with land of other nations, especially their currency that good and better than the US Dollar? [ I am Ra, 1980s ] . . . Total silence. :0 / Icaras SunGod Fan Club Icaras SunGod Fan Club Icaras SunGod Fan Club /