Tennessee.... v. the illegal, un-Constitutional "non-Federal" "zero-Reserve" "scam-System."

This is awesome news! If one state can do it, so can forty-nine others. Let the Federal Reserve apply just to the swamp creatures inside the beltway, and the rest of us will very happily go back to the only thing that is LEGAL and Constitutional currency---gold and silver coins.

Bring it on! This could be a major step in restoring a republican form of government in these once free and independent several states of America.

(Yea, I know it's a dated image, but it still works for me.)

Check out this link!:

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/lawmakers-bill-money/

Here is a key excerpt from that link (above):

"The proposed law’s impact would go beyond mere tax policy. During an event after his Senate committee testimony, Paul pointed out that it’s really about the size and scope of government. 'If you’re for less government, you want sound money. The people who want big government, they don’t want sound money. They want to deceive you and commit fraud. They want to print the money. They want a monopoly. They want to get you conditioned, as our schools have conditioned us, to the point where deficits don’t matter.'

Practically speaking, officially making gold and silver specie legal tender and eliminating taxes on the sale of gold and silver would crack open the door for people to begin using specie in regular business transactions. This would mark an important small step toward currency competition. If sound money gains a foothold in the marketplace against Federal Reserve notes, the people will be able to choose the time-tested stability of gold and silver over the central bank’s rapidly-depreciating paper currency."

Keep your finger crossed folks, AND..if this passes, get the language from the bill to your State Rep or State Senator, and ask them to please introduce similar legislation in your state.

Or, heck....you could do that now, actually. No need to wait to see if the banksters are successful in quashing this bill in Tennessee. Let's start so many brush fires that they can't possibly be able to put them all out!

Semper Fi!