Marc Stevens on Veritas - Individual Sovereignty vs. Government Enslavement

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Marc Stevens: Individual Sovereignty vs. Government Enslavement: The Politics of Voluntary Servitude

In this interview longtime legal researcher, author and radio host Marc Stevens parses the techniques that government uses on every level in the U.S.A. to intimidate and manipulate individuals into voluntary compliance with a fraudulent system.

Advocating degrees of non-compliance; describing himself as anti-violence, anti-human-farming, Stevens vociferously asserts that:

The federal government has always been a tool of the super wealthy.

All politics is diversion from the reality of the larger construct, away from the underlying violence.

We are participating in our own enslavement; complacent out of fear of reprisal.

Government methods of intimidation into submission are criminal.

While the burden of non-compliance with fraudulent systems lies with the individual, questioning the system at any juncture with judges, police and bureaucrats meets deflection, anger, and is dealt with punitively.

And much more.

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Marc Stevens is the author of Adventures in Legal Land, a scathing expose on the true nature of government based on real court room experience. Marc also hosts The No State Project, a weekly radio show dedicated to bringing about a voluntary society, heard on 10 AM/FM affiliates. The show is live every Sat from 4-7pm est. Marc Stevens knows how to make judges and bureaucrats squirm and worry with his powerful method of simple critical questioning that deals with factual reality instead of legal fictions and deception.

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Dollar loses reserve status to yen & euro

Ben Bernanke's dollar crisis went into a wider mode yesterday as the greenback was shockingly upstaged by the euro and yen, both of which can lay claim to the world title as the currency favored by central banks as their reserve currency.

Over the last three months, banks put 63 percent of their new cash into euros and yen -- not the greenbacks -- a nearly complete reversal of the dollar's onetime dominance for reserves, according to Barclays Capital. The dollar's share of new cash in the central banks was down to 37 percent -- compared with two-thirds a decade ago.

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Fed boss Ben Bernanke may be forced to raise rates in order to restore faith in the dollar — and help bring the euro and the yen back to earth.

Currently, dollars account for about 62 percent of the currency reserve at central banks -- the lowest on record, said the International Monetary Fund.

Bernanke could go down in economic history as the man who killed the greenback on the operating table.

After printing up trillions of new dollars and new bonds to stimulate the US economy, the Federal Reserve chief is now boxed into a corner battling two separate monsters that could devour the economy -- ravenous inflation on one hand, and a perilous recession on the other.

"He's in a crisis worse than the meltdown ever was," said Peter Schiff, president of Euro Pacific Capital. "I fear that he could be the Fed chairman who brought down the whole thing."

Investors and central banks are snubbing dollars because the greenback is kept too weak by zero interest rates and a flood of greenbacks in the global economy.

They grumble that they've loaned the US record amounts to cover its mounting debt, but are getting paid back by a currency that's worth 10 percent less in the past three months alone. In a decade, it's down nearly one-third.

Yesterday, the dollar had a mixed performance, falling slightly against the British pound to $1.5801 from $1.5846 Friday, but rising against the euro to $1.4779 from $1.4709 and against the yen to 89.85 yen from 89.78.

Economists believe the market rebellion against the dollar will spread until Bernanke starts raising interest rates from around zero to the high single digits, and pulls back the flood of currency spewed from US printing presses.

"That's a cure, but it's also going to stifle any US economic growth," said Schiff. "The economy is addicted to the cheap interest and liquidity."

Economists warn that a jump in rates will clobber stocks and cripple the already stalled housing market.

"Bernanke's other choice is to keep rates at zero, print even more money and sell more debt, but we'll see triple-digit inflation that could collapse the economy as we know it.

"The stimulus is what's toxic -- we're poisoning ourselves and the global economy with it."

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The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve

G. Edward Griffin - The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve.

This week, I'm escaping from our core topic. However, as Clif High from the Web Bot Project says "If you don't see all of these topics as being interconnected, you're not seeing the big picture."

CLICK HERE FOR A PREVIEW TO THIS AMAZING SHOW.

These are some of the topics discussed:

• FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

• THE J.F.K.MYTH

• DON'T AUDIT THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, ABOLISH IT.

• THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROTECT THE LIVES, LIBERTY AND PROPERTY OF ITS CITIZENS. NOTHING MORE.

• THE PROPER FUNCTION OF THE STATE IS TO PROTECT, NOT TO PROVIDE.

• N.E.S.A.R.A. - TRUTH OR FICTION?

• THE TITANIC CONSPIRACY

• 13 PREDICTIONS