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Saved - July 15, 2025 at 6:17 AM

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Your birth certificate made each American 1 million debt since born 🇺🇸🏦🇺🇸🏦 https://t.co/SX7INScpsj

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Under a full faith and credit scheme, the government subjects each person to a proportion of the national debt, around $1,000,000 per American, depositing this to each person's prepaid birth certificate bond. Bankers then fractionally lend upon this, creating another $9,000,000. This process repeats, bringing in a minimum of $10,000,000, or more, depending on projected lifetime earnings. To write checks from this account, the government needs permission, obtained when signing a Social Security SS-five form. The government dangles insurance and retirement benefits to persuade people to sign, without disclosing the implications. Receiving Social Security benefits makes one a federal personnel, ineligible to challenge the bankruptcy of The United States, and a fourteenth amendment citizen subject to repaying the national debt. To locate the prepaid account number, look for the money to your birth certificate, IRS individual master file, or the red QSIP serial number on the back of recently issued social security cards. This number contains one letter designating the Federal Reserve Bank recording the bond, and eight numbers representing the account number traded as a stock certificate.
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Speaker 0: Limited money under its full faith and credit scheme. The government then subjected each person to a proportion of the national debt, which today runs around $1,000,000 per American. This money was then deposited to each person's prepaid birth certificate bond, which the bankers fractionally lent upon, manifesting another $9,000,000 out of thin air. This process would then repeat itself to infinity, bringing in a minimum of $10,000,000 to hundreds of millions of dollars or more, depending on how much money the government thinks you will make over your lifetime. But there is one small snag in all this. In order for the government to write checks from your prepaid account, they have to receive permission from you. This occurs when you sign a Social Security SS-five form. Speaker 1: This Social Security measure gives at least some protection to 30 millions of our citizens who will reap direct benefits through unemployment compensation, through old age pensions, and through increased services for the protection of children and the prevention of ill health. Speaker 0: To persuade people to sign this form, the government will dangle insurance and retirement benefits in your face, but fail to inform you of what you are giving up or rather what you will become. By receiving Social Security retirement benefits, you are now considered a federal personnel of the government of the United States, which makes you ineligible to challenge the bankruptcy of The United States, and you are no longer considered a state citizen, but a fourteenth amendment citizen, subjecting you to the repayment of the national debt. Accessing and using these funds is beyond the scope of this documentary. However, if you like to locate your prepaid account number then look for the money to your birth certificate or within your IRS individual master file or the red colored QSIP serial number located on the backside of all recently issued social security cards. This will look different than your social security number as it contains one letter and eight numbers. The first letter designates which one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks that is recording your bond within its commercial book entry system, and the eight digit number is your account number which is traded as a stock certificate in either Switzerland or Puerto Rico. After the bankruptcy, the Corporation of the United States

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They spent all the Social Security money 😱 https://t.co/JE7MDhBoQl

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The speakers claim the Social Security system is a "scam" and the U.S. is "dead broke" with $35 trillion in debt. Taxpayers also have $2 trillion in credit card debt. One speaker says they could have invested their Social Security money in the market and it would be worth $8-10 million today. Social Security originally taxed 2% of income, with a promise to never exceed 6%, but now taxes 12.4%. It may need to increase to 15.8-17.5%. For the past 13 years, incoming money has immediately paid promised benefits. Lower-income and African American workers are most likely to get nothing back due to lower life expectancies. A shift to a universal benefit system is suggested, bending down benefits for middle and upper-income earners while increasing them for lower-income earners. Workers need an option for investments with positive returns that Congress cannot spend. Solutions have been developed that address guaranteed income and market volatility. Encouragement is given to add these solutions to 401k, 457, and 403b plans. Savings in any way is good. There is a place for Social Security, pensions, and 401k plans.
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Speaker 0: This is all a scam. I mean, we got people that's getting ready to retire that's gonna try to live off 2 to $3,000. Impossible. It's impossible. Because what happens, it comes up here, we spend it. We're 35,000,000,000,000 in debt. We don't have any money. We're dead broke. And then taxpayers have $2,000,000,000,000 in credit card debt. We are in huge trouble. In this body, we had better start figuring that out because we're gonna have a run on this city here soon, and there's gonna be about a 150,000,000 people coming up here saying, where's our damn money that we paid in? I could have put my Social Security money for forty years in tax in in in the market and probably worth 8 to 10,000,000 a day, But the federal government wasted it. So I'll get off my horse there. But it's good we have this because we got you know, I get a pension check from education. I I was part of a union. It's not gonna help people. People are gonna have to work continue to work longer and longer. Am I right, miss Gendrick? Can you say something about Social Security and and it being taxed for some reason? We're taxing people for the second time on Social Security that they put into into an account. Speaker 1: Yeah. And I'd like to point out when Social Security was first founded, those who established it, it was started out as a 2% tax, and they said this will never take more than 6% of your income. Today, takes 12.4%. And depending on whether you go with CBO or Social Security trustees, it needs to take between fifteen point eight and seventeen point five percent. So we're talking about thousands of dollars more per year. It also was actually only originally recommended that the tax be up to $66,000 equivalent in today's dollars of earnings. But over time, it has expanded massively, and the money has been spent every year. So whereas everybody thinks this money's been set aside for me, no. For the past thirteen years, every dollar that has gone out of workers' paychecks has gone immediately to pay promised benefits. And that's what happens when you have a system that enables those in charge of it to spend the money in the immediate term and leave the buck to the next generation that's coming along. And because Social Security has grown so much, it's actually to the detriment of lower income workers in particular who have to pay such a large share of their tax their paycheck to Social Security, they have little left to save for retirement. And then lower income and African American workers have the lowest life expectancies. So they are the most likely to get nothing back in return. One out of four African American men will die between the ages of 45 and 64 after having paid into this system for decades, tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars, and they get might get nothing back. Speaker 0: What's the solution? Speaker 1: I think we ultimately have to shift towards a universal benefit system. That's what true social insurance is. It does not make sense that we are paying the biggest benefits to the highest income earners. So gradually over time, I think we need to bend down the benefits for the middle and upper income earners, actually increase them for the lower income earners. Look at things like indexing life age to life expectancy, more accurate inflation index, and I think that workers need an option to have their money in something that actually earns a positive rate of return and that can't just immediately be spent by congress. Speaker 0: I have a '28 and '29 year old, two boys, got a job working hard, paying Social Security. They ask me all the time, dad, will I ever see any of that money? Will they see it? Speaker 1: Think they will see some of it. That's the exact same thing I hear whenever I ask a group of younger workers, and none of them raises their hands. So I think that there will be something there, but it's not going to be what has been promised. Speaker 0: Mister Steven, you got anything to add to that? Speaker 2: Thank you, senator. What I would add is we talk about Social Security or we talk about pensions, the two things they both have in common is that guaranteed income, you know what you're gonna get, generally speaking, at the end of it. What I referenced in terms of protected retirement, we have developed now solutions that get at both of those in a very efficient way, and they also address the issue around market volatility because we have step ups and lock ins, and it's a very efficient way to deliver that to millions of Americans that we we've been talking, and and that's all because of what you all did around Secure Act one dot o and two dot o. They have put us in a position to do that, and that's why I'm really encouraging us to have every four zero one k plan, four fifty seven plan, four zero three b plan, add at least one of those solutions so that the American workers can choose. If they wanna know what they're gonna get in retirement, we can deliver that for them. Speaker 0: Young people of all ages ask me, why can't we put our money in our own four zero one k instead of putting in Social Security? Is there an answer to that? Speaker 2: I think what I love is that they're asking the right question. Savings in any way is a good thing, and I think there's a place for Social Security, there's a place for pensions, and there's certainly a place for what we're doing in four zero one k plans. Speaker 0: Thank you. Senator Hassan. Thank
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@36_cia7 - 36CIA(💕紫游)

🚨💥🏦 Jp Morgan was not a past of Federal Reserve! Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act to weaken Morgan family…. History you never knew! #roosevelt #FDR #Gold ⚜️⚜️⚜️ https://t.co/S1hrk5x4gG

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The Morgan family faced issues with the SEC due to concerns that J.P. Morgan held excessive power. He bailed out America in 1895 and 1907, leading the government to believe that one individual shouldn't wield such influence. Consequently, the Federal Reserve was created, modeled after Europe's Central Bank. However, JPMorgan was not, and still is not, part of the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve consists of twelve reserve banks from the United States with elected and selected officials.
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Speaker 0: Morgan family got big trouble. It's SEC. Wilson. President Wilson. Wilson. Yes. Our Morgan family have this the big issues from SEC. Speaker 1: Mister Wilson from the SEC. Speaker 0: It Speaker 1: was it was the government thought that mister Morgan JP Morgan had too much power as one man because he bailed out America two times Speaker 0: Oh, yeah. Speaker 1: In 1895 and in nineteen o seven. And they thought not one person should have so much power. So therefore, they created the Federal Reserve Mhmm. Similar to they have the Central Bank in in Europe. But it was to JPMorgan was not part of it and and still is not part of it. It's you're elected into it and it's the twelve twelve banks that are the reserve banks from The United States that are part of it. But they're elected in selected officials. But, no, JPMorgan doesn't have anything to do with it.

@36_cia7 - 36CIA(💕紫游)

🚨💥 💥 #Morgan Family and #Rothschild are not the founder of Deep State ! 🆘🇺🇸Morgan Family Bailed out America Two times in 1895 and in 1907…. Morgan Family bought #Gold ⚜️🔑to save America #SEC #federalreserve https://t.co/kPFMzovpQx

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The Morgan family bailed out America twice, in 1895 and 1907. Two hours of bonds were sold out in the South and in America. In Europe, it took twelve hours. Within twenty-four hours, America had its gold. The Morgan family is powerful for America, saving the American economy twice by the gold bag. The Morgan family created JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley. Morgan is the biggest in the world. It is claimed that the Rosetown and the JPMorgan family created a deep state for America and Europe, but this is refuted as untrue.
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Speaker 0: Because he bailed out America two times, 1895 and in nineteen o seven. Speaker 1: In the South of bond, two hours was sold out. Speaker 0: In the American, two hours it was sold out. In Europe, it was twelve hours. Yeah. So within twenty four hours, America had its gold. Speaker 1: Yeah. So it's a safer America to twice. Yes. Right? Speaker 0: Twice. Speaker 1: This story is very, powerful. Morgan family is really, you know, for America. Speaker 0: Yes. Speaker 1: Twice is the safer American economy. Buy the gold bag. Speaker 0: Yeah. Twice And fast. Speaker 1: Morgan family created a JPMorgan Morgan Stanley. Also, Europe, Morgan still is the number one biggest the biggest in the world. Right? I think. Speaker 0: Yes. Now it is. Speaker 1: That's the party for America for the Europe. The Rosetown and the with the JPMorgan family create a deep state. Do you think that is true? Speaker 0: No. No. There's no truth to it. Speaker 1: No truth to it. No. No. To the girls. It's a deep state of founders, the Morgan family, and the Rosetown. I say not. Speaker 0: It's not true. Speaker 1: Not true.
Saved - July 15, 2025 at 5:10 AM

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@Bbq_79BU @jasper_truth Change is on the Horizon Part 2 of 3 The American Federal Empire https://youtu.be/ImefSYpySwA

Saved - July 15, 2025 at 4:53 AM

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@jasper_truth And Law make American pay tax https://t.co/rgzqFfo4yU

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After the Federal Government lost its ability to issue its own money, the national debt soared because the government had to pay the Federal Reserve interest on all currency printed. This interest on the national debt could never be repaid, as the Federal Reserve required all debts to be repaid with gold, which the government did not have. The interest portion of the national debt was not issued into the money supply, so more debt would have to be issued to service the growing interest payments on all loans. To cover this interest payment, Congress passed the income tax legislation, which became law in 1913 with the ratification of the sixteenth amendment. Initially, they levied a 1% voluntary tax on all incomes over 3,000 and a progressive surtax on all incomes over 20,000.
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Speaker 0: After the Federal Government lost its ability to issue its own money, the national debt soon soared to astronomical heights because now the government had to pay the Federal Reserve interest on all currency printed to circulation. But this interest on the national debt could never be repaid, as the Federal Reserve required all debts to be repaid with gold which the government did not have. And even worse, the interest portion of the national debt was not issued into the money supply. In other words, more and more debt would have to be issued to continue servicing the growing interest payments on all loans. In order to cover this interest payment, Congress was forced to pass the income tax legislation, which became law in 1913 with the ratification of the sixteenth amendment, also known as the income tax amendment. Initially, they levied a 1% voluntary tax on all incomes over 3,000 and a progressive surtax on all incomes over 20,000.
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