Could The Lawful Money Redemption Process Change

Could The Lawful Money Redemption Process Change

No! For when law cannot provide a remedy, equity will. And if they changed the process - we would all know and have an enormous paper trail. It would take an act of Congress to change the laws and the Constitution. Contract law, which is what this falls under, supersedes Constitutional law when a contract exists. The power to contract is extra-constitutional, when one endorses Federal Reserve credit, it give congress permission to ignore the Constitution. That again, is why they can truthfully say "Income Tax is 100% Voluntary!" It’s all contracts.

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