Losing Sleep

People have criticized me for not getting enough sleep.
I can only say that if they knew what I knew and saw what I saw,
they'd be losing sleep as well.
(And some of them might also lose their natural minds!)
You know, the nasty thing about debts,
including the multi-trillion-dollar variety,
is that at some point in time, the lender will collect. You can bet on it.
And when that day finally comes for the United States of America,
absolutely everything and everyone American will be mercilessly liquidated.
This should be well worth every American losing sleep over,
especially when both the collectors and the liquidators aren't even American,
and especially when the national debt was specifically designed
to be utterly impossible to pay off. You can't use U.S. Dollars to pay off the debt,
because the U.S. Dollar IS the debt, plain and simple.
And every last dollar in your pocket is nothing more than
a valueless promissory note, also known as a Federal Reserve Note.
And the Federal Reserve Bank that prints this worthless paper money
isn't even a Federal Agency, but is instead a private bank,
owned by foreign bankers. Every debt scenario always has at least two parties,
the lender and the debtor. With the national debt,
everyone knows that the debtor is the entire United States of America.
But scarcely anyone bothers to ask who the lender is!
There is absolutely no such thing as you lending money to yourself:
that's called zero cash-flow, because the lender and the debtor
are the same person, so the money just stays put.
Likewise, there is simply no such thing as America being indebted to herself:
that's also zero cash-flow, which means that there'd be no national debt.
And as for mutual indebtedness between two nations,
that is yet another ridiculous fiction,
since the debt owed by one nation would either partially or totally
cancel out the debt owed by the other. So if the two debts were equal,
there'd really be no debt at all! So again, if America is in debt,
then there must be a lender at the other end of that debt.
And in this case, America is deeply indebted to the Federal Reserve
for her very money supply, which means that the Federal Reserve
is not an American agency, has never been an American agency,
and never will be an American agency, period.
Otherwise, as stated before, a nation indebted to herself
is not in debt at all: zero cash-flow. Ultimately,
it's better to lose sleep over finding out a heinous truth,
concerning a corrupt game designed to keep Americans on the losing end,
than it is to remain utterly ignorant and asleep
while that very game kills you
in your sleep.
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Remember,
at some point in time,
the lender will
collect.

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