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For a debt to exist, there must be intent of payment.
The so-called national debt is a record of theft.
SILVER SHENANIGANS
The treasury stole 5/8 of all silver produced for 30 years.
In 1933, we had the Agricultural Adjustment Act with the Thomas Amendment attached. That amendment provided a tax of 50 per cent on all private sales of silver when supposedly, the "price" of silver was 90 cents an ounce. To sell silver privately, one would net 45 cents an ounce after taxes but the Treasury was paying 50 cents an ounce so all silver went to the Treasury.
When the dollar was fixed as a weight of silver, about 3/4 ounce, a half dollar then was about 3/8 ounce and the Treasury was "paying" 3/8 ounce for 8/8 ounce and in fact were stealing 5/8 of all Silver they took. The people never caught on because decades earlier, they were convinced falsely that the dollar was a piece of paper!
*If you divided the ounces in a gallon by the ounces in a pint, would you have the price of milk? Of course not but someone divided the grains in an ounce (480) by the grains in a dollar (371 1/4) and came up with 1.29 and decided that when the price of silver reached 1.29, it would be too expensive to use as money. INCREDIBLE!
*In the beginning, the price of ANYTHING in dollars meant how much silver was required in exchange for anything. The price of silver meant how much silver was needed to buy silver!!
"What fools these mortals be."--Shakespeare
In the years 1942, 1943 and 1944, our nickels were made of silver and cents were steel coated with zinc. The late great Tupper Saussy, author of The Miracle On Main Street, provided the reason:
"There were some out-of-print books that president Franklin Roosevelt wanted to stay out of print. The best way to achieve that was to melt the copper plates used to print the books. There must be justification fot all actions so, FDR anounced that the copper was needed for the war effort. Nickels were made with some silver content for three years and the cents were zinc coated copper just for 1943, I heard once that those cents did not work well in one cent vending machines. If you see a bunch of nickels and one seems quite dark, it may be silver. If the mint mark of P, D or S is above Monticello, it is definitely silver".
I notice the price of 4 precious metals daily rising most days and the price of silver is almost always greater percentage wise than the other three.
Check this silver info to learn why: www.morpix.biz/silver