By Anna Von Reitz
Immediately after the Revolutionary War each one of the new nation states began issuing
money. Those that issued coinage of gold and silver fared all right, but
struggled with supply. Those that issued paper "script" were almost immediately
beset with counterfeiting problems.
It turns out that the British government (yes, this is after the end of the Revolutionary
War) deliberately flooded the market with counterfeit script to "confound" the
newly formed states' economies.
People started saying that things "weren't worth a Continental! (dollar)" as a result.
It was substantially because of this British counterfeiting fiasco, that the states
delegated their right to issue money to a national authority--- their own land
jurisdiction Congress.
After the so-called Civil War the British-based interlopers craftily substituted their own
private corporate "Congress" and proceeded to substitute and counterfeit our
currency for profit.